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Super Street Fighter IV 3D (Nintendo 3DS) discussion [game]
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8.31/10 from 21 user ratings |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Super Street Fighter IV 3D on the 3DS!
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So, it's come to my attention that several of us regular Nintendo fans have either lapsed in their experience with the Street Fighter series, or are just now checking it out on 3DS. In an effort to avoid getting 'PWNED' (do the kids still say that?) online, I'm offering a sort of "Boot Camp" for the 3D Edition of SUPER Street Fighter IV. What I'm proposing to do is to sort of "train" those that aren't so good (yet) in friendly, non-competitive online matches. I mean sure, playing against the computer is all well and good. And that's how many of us "vets" grew up playing back in the day. But nothing quite matches a real, human, thinking opponent. Computer AI will eventually fall back on patterns that can be easily recognized by the player, and thus can become too easy. Human matches don't do that - the really good players learn to adapt and change their strategy as the fight goes on. So, hopefully I will be able to help those that need that kind of assistance and experience, without just immediately striking them down with ridiculous combos that not only deter further play, but also don't teach the player anything. Let's trade Friend Codes (I've got mine listed on the User Database, as well as in the 3DS thread) and we can practice combos, special moves, Super moves, Ultra Moves, reversals, learn to anticipate what moves may come, etc. If anyone's interested, post here and let me know. I'll leave it as an open invitation for the better part of tomorrow. I'm going to bed now, but I'll check this tomorrow afternoon/evening and if the interest is there, we'll do some practicing. Any other Street Fighter vets that wanna help out (Dynablade!), please feel free to do so! I would appreciate the help with teaching, as I'm sure anyone else who wants to learn. The Negative World Street Fighter Dojo is open! URL to share (right click and copy)
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03/28/11, 07:08 Edited: 03/28/11, 07:10
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@ZeroI would suggest trying out Juri, the evil new girl that specializes in Tae Kwon Do. All of her moves are quarter-circle or half-circle motions, so if you're comfortable with Ryu/Ken, then pulling her moves off will come easy. She has a projectile move, and some devastating kick-based Special Moves that can really deal damage with proper timing. Her Super Move is nearly unavoidable (fills the screen with projectiles) so if your Super Bar is full, and you want to guarantee the move will at least hit your opponent, you can rely on that. Her Ultra Moves are really powerful, but proper timing is needed. If you "whiff" then you're gonna leave yourself wide open. Still, they're pretty easy to pull off so with a little practice you should be okay. If you want to try someone else that's "kinda" new, try Sakura. Her moves are like Ryu/Ken's, but with a slight twist. If you're comfortable with the Shoto fighters (Ryu/Ken/Akuma) then Sakura will come second nature. Of course, her moveset isn't all THAT different, so if you're looking for someone totally new, try: Cammy. No projectiles. But quick. Her moves can sometimes take priority over others, and her Super and Ultra Moves can really deal damage. Again, all moves are done with the quarter-circle/half-circle movements on the d-pad, so learning her moveset should be a breeze. Finally, for someone completely different (but old-school), try Guile. His moves are all charge moves (hold back or down for two seconds, then forward or up and an attack) but he's one of the most well-rounded characters in the game. I'd also suggest trying Chun-Li - most of her moveset is also "charges" plus she has that Lighting Kick which is easy to pull off and can surprise your opponent. It's devastating if you can trap them in a corner. Anyway, hope that helps! @kgtennisproHeh, I'm kind of the opposite. I have a really hard time controlling my characters in the 360 version. The 360's d-pad SUUUUUUCKS for 2D fighters. I'm having much better results with the 3DS's pad. |
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