SSF4 Super Freeze Replay Channel by Snoooootch

Snoooootch has completed his full-length Super Street Fighter IV superfreeze project, and split it into five segments (plus a “Creditual” segment) – all accessible through this menu video.

notes:
Every single character in the game is featured in at least one superfreeze segment, starting with an introductory combo and rewinding to the highlighted move. It’s a very smooth concept all around, and the amount of time required to amass all this footage is crazy!

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SSF4 Dudley Combo Test 6 by motoJOHNSON

The flow of innovative Super Street Fighter 4 combovids has slowed down considerably over the past two months, probably because it’s gotten much harder to find anything new. Yet there’s always room for creativity, as motoJOHNSON proves with this series of Dudley studies.

highlights:
SSF4 Dudley anti-backdash extended juggle at 0:18 and Dudley linkfest vs Guile at 0:39

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SF3:3S Zero Damage by his1nightmare

Have you ever wondered what a tool-assisted “zero damage” exhibition might look like? Wonder no more! Here’s three minutes of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike hit point preservation, inspired by the Combonauts videos of the same name, and brought to you by his1nightmare.

highlights:
SF3:3S Remy vs Aegis at 0:49, Twelve vs Necro stretchy acrobatics at 1:16, Akuma fast-paced mirror dodging at 1:35, and Dudley vs Ibuki dashthrough insanity at 2:52

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SSF4 One Handed Combos by desk

You may remember desk’s video of SSF4 Ryu trials performed with one hand, which he released last September. Well, he’s taken the concept even further by showcasing combos from a half dozen new characters! How can you say no to this awesome screencap?

highlights:
pinky plinking at 0:05, hand-switch divekicks at 0:18, expert Messiah Kick mashing at 1:05, and finger-twister insanity at 1:15

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Battle Capacity Combo Video by TheGamaniac

Battle Capacity is a new independent fighting game made in 2D Fighter Maker, based on a full roster of characters from the Create-A-Pokémon Project. It functions at its core as a standard 2D fighting game, with many of the conventions we’re used to seeing from Capcom and SNK. This combovid is meant to showcase the overall system and gameplay of Battle Capacity.

highlights:
BCAP Skulloton double-Bonemerang juggle at 2:11, Krilowatt midscreen Zap Cannon setup at 2:32, Cascavian “9000-hit” combo at 3:18, and Cyclohm quad-Twister juggle at 4:01

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T6BR Eddy Gordo Combo Video by Drake

Tekken combo veteran Drake The Demon sent in this excellent Eddy Gordo exhibition, showing off a wide range of stylish combos and techniques against a variety of opponents.

highlights:
T6BR Eddy anti-Raven-teleport at 0:23, Eddy corner to corner to basement rave at 1:16, Eddy double-cross ground break at 1:50, and Eddy mysterious double-hit setup vs Nina at 2:27

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Five Questions with Justin “JWong” Wong

Easily one of the most recognizable names in fighting game history, Justin “JWong” Wong has been winning major tournaments every year since claiming the MvC2 championship at B5 in 2001. He has been successful in nearly every game from SF3:3S, to CvS2, to SSF2T, to Tekken 6, to SF4 and SSF4 – even appearing in season two of Ultimate Gamer on TV!

 
Maj: Your MvC2 dominance was the initial reason you showed up on everyone’s radar. Later on you picked up 3S and SF4, and quickly started winning tournaments in those games too. How did your ground game become so strong without going through the traditional route of SF2 and SFA series?

JWong enters the stage at Evo2k7JWong: Well I was always known for MVC2, but that wasn’t my first fighting game. The first fighting games I took seriously were MVC1 and Street Fighter 3: 2nd Impact.

The competition in New York back in the day was very fierce and I learned from watching them. I was always a combo Chinese kid but then I realized there was more than just having good execution.

I learned from Eddie Lee, Henry Cen, John Gordon, Norman Burges and many more about Street Fighter fundamentals. And my ground game naturally got stronger from traveling to tournaments and actually playing all different types of players and learning different type of styles.

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Tekken Zaibatsu Tekken 6 Community Combo Act

The Tekken Zaibatsu community is working on a sequel to this collaborative combo video from May of last year. It features the contributions of eighteen combo makers, highlighting nearly the entire roster. If you’d like to participate, head over to their forum and get involved!

notes:
It’s split into two parts due to hardware issues, but clocks in at just under 10 minutes. The footage quality varies because everyone captures with a different of set of equipment, not to mention some of these clips were recorded from the PSP version.

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SSF4 True Standing 720 Exhibition and Tutorial by desk

It seems desk has found a consistent way to perform standing 720 supers and ultras in Super Street Fighter IV, and he’s made this tutorial to share his findings. It’s great info for grappler players, and pretty much terrifying for everyone else.

notes:
This might require quite a bit of practice for most players, but the rewards certainly seem worthwhile. All of the examples are very easy to understand, very practical, and very useful. He uses a much looser definition of “plinking” than the term’s actual meaning, but it shouldn’t be too confusing if you don’t focus on it.

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SF4 TACV 15: Balrog by Maj

The fifteenth episode of the Street Fighter IV Biweekly(ish) TACV series features none other than the Champ, the Raging Buffalo – the one and only Balrog!

highlights:
SF4 Balrog excessively complicated counterhit meaty setup at 0:43, Balrog movelist at 1:17, and everything dying from 1:40 onward

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