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cps2shock has updated their wip status :
check it out,here is the link :
http://cps2shock.retrogames.com/wip.html
check it out,here is the link :
http://cps2shock.retrogames.com/wip.html
cps3 games available soon?
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CPS-3 dumps have been available for a long time, so I'm guessing you mean it's encryption..
I wouldn't say soon, it took Razoola a long time to crack CPS-2..
And, it's doubtful MAMEdev will support CPS-3 encryption unless the algo is given to them, this time.. And since most standalone emulators are not only using CPU cores and the like from MAME, but also conforming to other aspects of it, they may follow suit..
Not to mention, there are only 6 CPS-3 games, and they all pretty much suck
I wouldn't say soon, it took Razoola a long time to crack CPS-2..
And, it's doubtful MAMEdev will support CPS-3 encryption unless the algo is given to them, this time.. And since most standalone emulators are not only using CPU cores and the like from MAME, but also conforming to other aspects of it, they may follow suit..
Not to mention, there are only 6 CPS-3 games, and they all pretty much suck
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i used to play sf series since year 1990 ( or 1991? ), but after i learned to play kof98, i dont play sf anymore. Sf3 has very good graphics, but i cant stand it while the character has to take god damn long time to stand up after they fall down on the floor....
Anyway, the sf series which i liked the most was sf zero 2.
Anyway, the sf series which i liked the most was sf zero 2.
sf3... not THAT bad
oh come on guys
SF3 isn't that bad. I personally never got serious about it, just sometimes play with Ken.
It does have the super cancel feature (otherwise only in EX series i believe) And the fighting itself has improved (smoother actions, etc)
it does take some getting used to. I wouldnt agree with Ryos.
I do agree that SFA2 is one of the best, but that is largely the same game as SF2 and stuff, just different characters. They're just versions of SF2; SF3 is a true "sequel" to SF2.
and the fact that Capcom has made 3 of them means there is a substantial fan base for the series.
I really wouldnt mind having this game emulated. In the mean time I believe DC owners have a pretty good port of it.
oh come on guys
SF3 isn't that bad. I personally never got serious about it, just sometimes play with Ken.
It does have the super cancel feature (otherwise only in EX series i believe) And the fighting itself has improved (smoother actions, etc)
it does take some getting used to. I wouldnt agree with Ryos.
I do agree that SFA2 is one of the best, but that is largely the same game as SF2 and stuff, just different characters. They're just versions of SF2; SF3 is a true "sequel" to SF2.
and the fact that Capcom has made 3 of them means there is a substantial fan base for the series.
I really wouldnt mind having this game emulated. In the mean time I believe DC owners have a pretty good port of it.
> and the fact that Capcom has made 3 of them means there is a
> substantial fan base for the series.
I never said the people who liked the series wouldn't want to play it. I just said they were basically the same. Of course, I'm also terrible at fighting games, so I may be biased in my opinions on them.
> substantial fan base for the series.
I never said the people who liked the series wouldn't want to play it. I just said they were basically the same. Of course, I'm also terrible at fighting games, so I may be biased in my opinions on them.
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Re: sf3... not THAT bad
Capcom made the secomd impact within a short period after the first sf3 came out to replace the first one, becouse most of the gamers couldnt accept the fact that the new version of sf3 could be that sucky........the most stupid thing capcom did was, we can use only one kind of super combo......what kind of funny option was that........
Anyway, different people has different opinions and different tastes,some may like it but some may not.
Capcom made the secomd impact within a short period after the first sf3 came out to replace the first one, becouse most of the gamers couldnt accept the fact that the new version of sf3 could be that sucky........the most stupid thing capcom did was, we can use only one kind of super combo......what kind of funny option was that........
Anyway, different people has different opinions and different tastes,some may like it but some may not.
Ryos,
I never said you said blah
i only said that i wouldnt agree with what you said, nothing more...
Nightmare,
i believe limiting to one super does have it's advantages; ie. makes it more fun for certain people. well apparently not for you
i do find that since the Alpha series, we have way too many supers. Kinda lost it's original meaning.
the first game with super move would be Samurai Showdown, I think, and first SF with super is of course Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
Back then, when you use a super, you really do something "super". you can't do it until almost the end of the round, and when you do it it doesn't always hit, so you gotta be sure. but when you do it and it hits, it's "holyshmoly".
And then, Alpha came around. you can do super every 15 seconds or so, you got 2 or 3 to choose from, and there are different levels. It's just part of the fighting routine now. I'm not saying they're good for nothing, but they're just not same thing anymore (not as much fun).
back to SF3. limiting to one super kinda restricts the use for it. So you dont wanna use it all the time (no matter which one you choose), kinda like the old days
I never said you said blah
i only said that i wouldnt agree with what you said, nothing more...
Nightmare,
i believe limiting to one super does have it's advantages; ie. makes it more fun for certain people. well apparently not for you
i do find that since the Alpha series, we have way too many supers. Kinda lost it's original meaning.
the first game with super move would be Samurai Showdown, I think, and first SF with super is of course Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
Back then, when you use a super, you really do something "super". you can't do it until almost the end of the round, and when you do it it doesn't always hit, so you gotta be sure. but when you do it and it hits, it's "holyshmoly".
And then, Alpha came around. you can do super every 15 seconds or so, you got 2 or 3 to choose from, and there are different levels. It's just part of the fighting routine now. I'm not saying they're good for nothing, but they're just not same thing anymore (not as much fun).
back to SF3. limiting to one super kinda restricts the use for it. So you dont wanna use it all the time (no matter which one you choose), kinda like the old days
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I dont like sf3 not becouse i can choose only one super combo, but the main reason is because the game speed is too slow ( if u ever played kof series (either 98 or 99 ) and i think u will agree ) , they jump too slow and move too slow
And for sf zero2, i dont use super combo so often,what i liked was custom combos which sometimes can do more damages than the super combo,and which is more fun than using super combos,it is the main reason why i liked sf zero2
And i stop playing sf series after i addicted to kof series, but kof series have way too many bugs
If a game can have game play as good as kof and as stable as sf , then it will be perfect, i think.
( if u ever played kof series (either 98 or 99 ) and i think u will agree ) , they jump too slow and move too slow And for sf zero2, i dont use super combo so often,what i liked was custom combos which sometimes can do more damages than the super combo,and which is more fun than using super combos,it is the main reason why i liked sf zero2
And i stop playing sf series after i addicted to kof series, but kof series have way too many bugs
If a game can have game play as good as kof and as stable as sf , then it will be perfect, i think.
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I'm sure DarkAbyss, Razoola, and the other encryption crackers will have plenty of fun picking the locks on the hardware. And I'm also sure plenty of gamers are going to appreciate their efforts. I could care less if the games sucked or not (never actually played a CPS-3 game), I'd just like to see if the whole thing could be done.
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Hmm, I didn't like the KOF series as much. There were way too many annoying things about the game (invincible dodge, cheap throws, etc.), plus the characters look very dated. The only SNK fighting games I play are Real Bout Special, Real Bout 2, Samurai Shodown 4, Last Blade 2 and Garou: MOTW. I've only played SF3 a couple of times but it looks to be a solid game (I don't think it's slow at all). I've always been a fan of Capcom and their games but I really liked SNK's latest couple of games. Too bad they went bakdrupt...Originally posted by Nightmare
I dont like sf3 not becouse i can choose only one super combo, but the main reason is because the game speed is too slow
And for sf zero2, i dont use super combo so often,what i liked was custom combos which sometimes can do more damages than the super combo,and which is more fun than using super combos,it is the main reason why i liked sf zero2
And i stop playing sf series after i addicted to kof series, but kof series have way too many bugs
If a game can have game play as good as kof and as stable as sf , then it will be perfect, i think.
CPS-3 games/roms can be download since I got them all... Unfortunately, I can't tell you where they are... But you can ask me where to get "Street Fighter 3 : Double Impact" at : [email protected]
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