MEGA'S FIGHT CLUB: Are you tough enough??
You want some Dragon Punch?! I'll give you Dragon Punch!!! :lol
Back in the day this is what I would say in all my games in multiplayer.
Back in the day this is what I would say in all my games in multiplayer.
:-\ h..h..here..take my wallet...and my pokemon cards...there's a sandslash in there..treat him good. I just...I lost my appetite for a Dragon Punch. :-[MegaDrive20XX
Segatron Genesis... call me the wizard.
RESURRECTION!!!!!!
Long time, no fight warriors! THIS WEEK WE TALK ABOUT THE BEST AND FIRST 360 FIGHTER EVER.
I'm talking about....
DEAD OR ALIVE 4
Still and could be the final sequel in the Tecmo series? Let's hope not! UNTIL THEN! WE'RE FIGHTING OUT THIS CLASSIC ALL MONTH LONG!
UNTIL THEN! FIGHT IT OUT!!!
Long time, no fight warriors! THIS WEEK WE TALK ABOUT THE BEST AND FIRST 360 FIGHTER EVER.
I'm talking about....
DEAD OR ALIVE 4
Still and could be the final sequel in the Tecmo series? Let's hope not! UNTIL THEN! WE'RE FIGHTING OUT THIS CLASSIC ALL MONTH LONG!
UNTIL THEN! FIGHT IT OUT!!!
Mai Valentine
Moderator
I shall forever remember DoA4 as the game that introduced me to the awesomeness that is Helena Douglas. <3
aleeock157
Ninja Kitteh
Frustratingly fun, and dang is some of those last fights difficult. :-\ Actually fun nonetheless for a person who doesn't like fighting games that much.
Grindspine
Moderator
...Tekken Tag and Tekken 5 for the win!! I have Soul Calibur II as well.
Tekken 4 had to go. The fact that the second grapple move was changed to "switch position" where you grab the opponent and just dance him/her round to the opposite side was LAME!!
Tekken 4 had to go. The fact that the second grapple move was changed to "switch position" where you grab the opponent and just dance him/her round to the opposite side was LAME!!
GamingMaiden
This is my favorite forum on the Citadel.
*ding*
Love love love love love DoA. And I still love my Ryu. ^^
Helena though.....>< Lovez her.
Love love love love love DoA. And I still love my Ryu. ^^
Helena though.....>< Lovez her.
MegaDrive20XX
Segatron Genesis... call me the wizard.
OKAY YOU PANSIES! You had enough HOLIDAY FOOD TO STUFF THREE TURKIES! NO MORE FLYIN SOLO! MEGA'S BACK AND IT'S TIME TO RING THE TOURNAMENT BELL FOR THE NEW YEAR! ONLY 2 MONTHS TO GET INTO SHAPE!
The upcoming STREET FIGHTER IV is right up the road of glory! So TOUGHEN UP! We're going to be talking about this week and the following weeks of STREET FIGHTER!!!!!!!!! We have enough Street Fighter to shake a bo staff at!
So ROUND 1!
FIGHT!!!!!
Let's start with the greatest Street Fighter in existance! Originally released on Arcades, then upgraded to this masterpiece which can be easily found on Super NES, Sega Genesis, PC Engine (aka TG16 in USA), GameTap, and Xbox Live Arcade.
STREET FIGHTER 2: HYPER FIGHTING: TURBO!
or it's Genesis cousin was renamed for RAW-ENERGY purposes!
STREET FIGHTER 2 SPECIAL CHAMPION EDITION
Both games are essentially the same game! Except the console brothers had both revised editions of SF2 Champion Edition and HYPER FIGHTING to choose from, at the very beginning of the game! This trend of having 2 SF games in 1 format was re-used on many other systems! Which will be discussed later next week! UNTIL THEN!
FIGHT IT OUT!!!!!!!!!
The upcoming STREET FIGHTER IV is right up the road of glory! So TOUGHEN UP! We're going to be talking about this week and the following weeks of STREET FIGHTER!!!!!!!!! We have enough Street Fighter to shake a bo staff at!
So ROUND 1!
FIGHT!!!!!
Let's start with the greatest Street Fighter in existance! Originally released on Arcades, then upgraded to this masterpiece which can be easily found on Super NES, Sega Genesis, PC Engine (aka TG16 in USA), GameTap, and Xbox Live Arcade.
STREET FIGHTER 2: HYPER FIGHTING: TURBO!
or it's Genesis cousin was renamed for RAW-ENERGY purposes!
STREET FIGHTER 2 SPECIAL CHAMPION EDITION
Both games are essentially the same game! Except the console brothers had both revised editions of SF2 Champion Edition and HYPER FIGHTING to choose from, at the very beginning of the game! This trend of having 2 SF games in 1 format was re-used on many other systems! Which will be discussed later next week! UNTIL THEN!
FIGHT IT OUT!!!!!!!!!
MegaDrive20XX
Segatron Genesis... call me the wizard.
OKAY! GET BACK IN THE RING! IT'S MEGA'S FIGHT CLUB RETURNING AFTER A LONG AND HARD BATTLE!
It's NOT OVER YET! BRINGING MORE STREET FIGHTER PAIN TO YOU! THIS WEEK WE WILL DISCUSS ONE OF THE FINAL CHAPTERS OF THIS PARTICULAR STREET FIGHTER SERIES....I BRING YOU....
STREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET FIGHHHTEERRRRRRR ALLLPPPHHHAA 3!
Another succesful and final farewell to the Alpha series, which collided characters not just from Street Fighter 1 and 2, but also Street Fighter 3 and FINAL FIGHT series.
Released on the following platforms:
Arcades
Sega Dreamcast
Game Boy Advance
PlayStation
PlayStation 2 (SF Alpha Anthology)
PlayStation Portable
Sega Saturn (Japan only)
Which was the best? Probably the PSP SF Alpha 3 MAX. Which had everything the GBA edition had, by adding Maki from Final Fight, Eagle from Street Fighter 1, and Yun from Street Fighter 3!
Dreamcast edition had a bonus mode that was dedicated to DAN HIBIKI, entitled: "THE SAIKYO DOJO!"
He might be weak! BUT HE STANDS FOR THE GOOD FIGHT!
You know what to do! DISCUSS!! HIJAME!!
ROUND 2!!!!! FIGHT!!!!
It's NOT OVER YET! BRINGING MORE STREET FIGHTER PAIN TO YOU! THIS WEEK WE WILL DISCUSS ONE OF THE FINAL CHAPTERS OF THIS PARTICULAR STREET FIGHTER SERIES....I BRING YOU....
STREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET FIGHHHTEERRRRRRR ALLLPPPHHHAA 3!
Another succesful and final farewell to the Alpha series, which collided characters not just from Street Fighter 1 and 2, but also Street Fighter 3 and FINAL FIGHT series.
Released on the following platforms:
Arcades
Sega Dreamcast
Game Boy Advance
PlayStation
PlayStation 2 (SF Alpha Anthology)
PlayStation Portable
Sega Saturn (Japan only)
Which was the best? Probably the PSP SF Alpha 3 MAX. Which had everything the GBA edition had, by adding Maki from Final Fight, Eagle from Street Fighter 1, and Yun from Street Fighter 3!
Dreamcast edition had a bonus mode that was dedicated to DAN HIBIKI, entitled: "THE SAIKYO DOJO!"
He might be weak! BUT HE STANDS FOR THE GOOD FIGHT!
You know what to do! DISCUSS!! HIJAME!!
ROUND 2!!!!! FIGHT!!!!
MegaDrive20XX
Segatron Genesis... call me the wizard.
SHINRYUKEN!!
WAKE UP LAZY BUM!! YOU RESTED ENOUGH! WE GOT LESS THAN A WEEK UNTIL STREET FIGHTER IV!!
Okay so you wanna find the Ultimate? You want to fight the best? SO YOU WANNA FIGHT IT OUT!? Here's the final entry to the Street Fighter II series before moving onto the next round!
SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO
Known in Japan as Super Street Fighter II X — Grand Master Challenge, was released in 1994 and featured enhanced speed and INSANE difficulty, as well as the first appearance of AKUMA, who would become a recurring hidden character in Street Fighter and other Capcom fighting games. Super Turbo also introduced to the series "Super Combo" techniques.
This was, THE BEST of the BEST. It was ported and re-released so many times during the past 14 years since it's Arcade debut. Let's have a look at the many ports!
1995:
The Panasonic 3DO (The first and only Capcom fighter released on the soon-to-be forgotten system, it had a mail-in offer for a Capcom 6 button FT Pad)
PC (Capcom bundled the PC edition with a special 6 button controller)
Super SF2 Turbo 3DO cover
1997:
Street Fighter Collection (PS1 and Saturn) - a compilation that contains Super SF2 and Super SF2 Turbo, as well as Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
Street Fighter Collection PS1 Cover Art
2000:
Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service (Dreamcast JPN ONLY) The Dreamcast edition features an online versus mode, as well as other features such as selectable Super Combo gauges and the returning of the bonus rounds from the previous Street Fighter II games.
Super Street Fighter II X DC Cover
2001:
Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival
This portable version features a simplified control configuration, new stages for some of the characters some taken from the Street Fighter Alpha and Street Fighter III games and revised endings for all the characters. This port also let players take control of Akuma and Shin Akuma and was the first in the SFII series to be able to used Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu during a match (Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu was feature in the original Super Street Fighter II Turbo arcade game but was never used in battle other than to kill Bison so this version was the first to include it during match up in an SFII lineup.
2004/2005:
Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (PS2 & Xbox)
This collection came with HYPER STREET FIGHTER II: The Anniversary Edition which is an arranged version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo that allows players to select from all playable incarnations of the characters that were featured in the five arcade installments of Street Fighter II. An earlier form of this concept was featured in the compilation Street Fighter Collection 2 for PS1, which included a "Deluxe Versus Mode" allowing two players to fight each other using characters from the first three versions of the game. Although originally released as a PlayStation 2 game in Japan, it saw a limited arcade release in Japan and Asia. Also, as a bonus, if you go into options before playing Hyper SF2, you can watch the full Anime movie of "STREET FIGHTER II"
Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
2006:
Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 (PS2 and Xbox)
An emulation of the arcade version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo was added to this game collection
Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 Art Cover
and finally, last, but not least.
2008: (PSN and 360, soon to be on PC maybe?)
SUPER STREET FIGHTER 2 TURBO HD REMIX
The sprites and backgrounds in the original Super Street Fighter II Turbo were replaced by high-resolution artwork drawn by UDON Entertainment, allowing HD Remix to make the most use of high definition displays (but the game can be changed to the original sprites as an option). Remixed music was also in development, later revealed to be handled by video game music website OverClocked ReMix.
AND THERE YOU HAVE IT! The faces of Super Street Fighter II Turbo!
TOUGHEN UP LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! The Streets are never safe when MEGA'S FIGHT CLUB IS IN TOWN!
Until then Warriors...I await your replies....
THINK FAST!
SHINNNNNNNNNNKUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!
HADOOOOOOOOOOKEN!!!
WAKE UP LAZY BUM!! YOU RESTED ENOUGH! WE GOT LESS THAN A WEEK UNTIL STREET FIGHTER IV!!
Okay so you wanna find the Ultimate? You want to fight the best? SO YOU WANNA FIGHT IT OUT!? Here's the final entry to the Street Fighter II series before moving onto the next round!
SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO
Known in Japan as Super Street Fighter II X — Grand Master Challenge, was released in 1994 and featured enhanced speed and INSANE difficulty, as well as the first appearance of AKUMA, who would become a recurring hidden character in Street Fighter and other Capcom fighting games. Super Turbo also introduced to the series "Super Combo" techniques.
This was, THE BEST of the BEST. It was ported and re-released so many times during the past 14 years since it's Arcade debut. Let's have a look at the many ports!
1995:
The Panasonic 3DO (The first and only Capcom fighter released on the soon-to-be forgotten system, it had a mail-in offer for a Capcom 6 button FT Pad)
PC (Capcom bundled the PC edition with a special 6 button controller)
Super SF2 Turbo 3DO cover
1997:
Street Fighter Collection (PS1 and Saturn) - a compilation that contains Super SF2 and Super SF2 Turbo, as well as Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold
Street Fighter Collection PS1 Cover Art
2000:
Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service (Dreamcast JPN ONLY) The Dreamcast edition features an online versus mode, as well as other features such as selectable Super Combo gauges and the returning of the bonus rounds from the previous Street Fighter II games.
Super Street Fighter II X DC Cover
2001:
Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival
This portable version features a simplified control configuration, new stages for some of the characters some taken from the Street Fighter Alpha and Street Fighter III games and revised endings for all the characters. This port also let players take control of Akuma and Shin Akuma and was the first in the SFII series to be able to used Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu during a match (Akuma's Shun Goku Satsu was feature in the original Super Street Fighter II Turbo arcade game but was never used in battle other than to kill Bison so this version was the first to include it during match up in an SFII lineup.
2004/2005:
Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (PS2 & Xbox)
This collection came with HYPER STREET FIGHTER II: The Anniversary Edition which is an arranged version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo that allows players to select from all playable incarnations of the characters that were featured in the five arcade installments of Street Fighter II. An earlier form of this concept was featured in the compilation Street Fighter Collection 2 for PS1, which included a "Deluxe Versus Mode" allowing two players to fight each other using characters from the first three versions of the game. Although originally released as a PlayStation 2 game in Japan, it saw a limited arcade release in Japan and Asia. Also, as a bonus, if you go into options before playing Hyper SF2, you can watch the full Anime movie of "STREET FIGHTER II"
Street Fighter Anniversary Collection
2006:
Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 (PS2 and Xbox)
An emulation of the arcade version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo was added to this game collection
Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 Art Cover
and finally, last, but not least.
2008: (PSN and 360, soon to be on PC maybe?)
SUPER STREET FIGHTER 2 TURBO HD REMIX
The sprites and backgrounds in the original Super Street Fighter II Turbo were replaced by high-resolution artwork drawn by UDON Entertainment, allowing HD Remix to make the most use of high definition displays (but the game can be changed to the original sprites as an option). Remixed music was also in development, later revealed to be handled by video game music website OverClocked ReMix.
AND THERE YOU HAVE IT! The faces of Super Street Fighter II Turbo!
TOUGHEN UP LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! The Streets are never safe when MEGA'S FIGHT CLUB IS IN TOWN!
Until then Warriors...I await your replies....
THINK FAST!
SHINNNNNNNNNNKUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!
HADOOOOOOOOOOKEN!!!