Posted by renzo in 01-23-2009, 12:47 AM
Didn`t see this posted.
T. Hawk Stage in SSFIIT
Cabañas Institute GDL Mexico.
Posted by drizzle in 02-04-2009, 10:36 PM
I think i remember the “Snake from the first Metal Gear Cover is based off Kyle Reese” from this thread…
But i’ve been searching for the Contra Cover Stalonne/Schwarzenegger animated gif and I couldn’t find it on this thread (But i remember seeing it on gaf).
So here it is:
And there’s a bonus from the european version of Super Contra, which i didn’t know of:
Sorry if this has been posted, but i swear to god i looked for it. Like, four times the past months.
Posted by drizzle in 12-18-2008, 11:17 PM
The song that plays in the options menu of Snk vs Capcom – Millenium Fight 2000 has a sample of a Brazillian Beer TV AD Commercial.
While at the options menu, you can hear somebody say “Kaiser, uma grande cerveja, a cerveja dos momentos felizes” sampled in the middle of the music, meaning “Kaiser, a great beer, the beer of the happy moments” during the music, which was the beer’s cathphrase at the time.
I couldn’t find any good copies of the video online, so i made my own:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJKuv_k7e60
I couldn’t find the actual beer commercial anywhere, but you can totally hear it in the background.
I’ve always wondered how the hell that showed up there, but nobody knew back then.
Searching for the video on the web today to post it here, I found that, apparently, that music was made by a Brazillian DJ and that song used to play a lot in a Brazillian Radio Station in Japan. Apparently, it was a very successful song and capcom, somehow, got a hold of a copy and put it in the game. The person that said that went saying that the actual DJ emailed capcom to ask for a explanation and that’s what they gave him.
I never heard that song before (I live in Brazil) and why did the DJ mail Capcom, instead of suing their asses? That’s a very debatable answer but hey.. at least it makes sense.
Posted by Tntnnbltn in 09-27-2008, 09:42 PM
From another (now locked) thread…
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Originally Posted by viewtiful_dru:
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Posted by PepsimanVsJoe in 09-14-2008, 09:57 AM
In Final Fight Cody has an infinite.
Basically all you do is do the first two punches of his string, turn around(away from the enemy you’re infiniting) and whiff a punch, then do the first two punches again, repeat until boss dies.
Here’s the kicker though.
In Street Fighter Alpha 3 one of Cody’s super moves has him doing just that!
Cody’s final fight infinite:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsLRfJQDJPQ
I can’t seem to find a decent vid of Cody’s SFA3 super but do his QCF QCF+P one and boom. His first few attacks will show him doing his FF infinite.
Cacildo´s note: I remember seeing the older kids doing this in the arcade… but most of em did this “infinite” trick with Guy!!
Posted by SUPREME1 in 07-23-2008, 11:41 PM
I’m sure I’m posting the obvious for 90% of you guys… BUUUUT, Ryu & Ken’s Hadouken attacks are actually their hands in energy form. Look at their hands and at the center of the energy ball.
Though it was there to see in the original SFII, it wasn’t too easy to spot unless you were looking for it. It became less obvious in later games and was even completely dropped in some later games. However, they made it as obvious as possible in the last pic:
Posted by BocoDragon
I didn’t know about the Hadoken hands… I used to draw pics of Ryu doing fireballs like 15 years ago.. All my childhood drawings… inaccurate 😦
Posted by Warm Machine in 06-22-2008, 06:58 PM
Hot unsensored under ass arcade version!!!
Red top, pink skirt Nintendo Seal of Quality version.
Posted by Coolio McAwesome in 01-28-2008, 11:14 PM
Final Fight was initially going to be a sequel to Street Fighter and, as this arcade flyer clearly indicates, it’s original name was Street Fighter ’89.
Posted by keyrat in 01-28-2008, 12:53 AM
did anyone mention the Street Fighter 2 names? This one’s pretty well known.
In Japan, Balrog is M. Bison, M. Bison is Vega, and Vega is Balrog. Basically, Balrog was really named M. Bison, to sound like Mike Tyson. To avoid any legal issues on bringing it to the US, they switched all the boss’ names around.
Cacildo´s note: This one i knew since the big days of Street Fighter 2. The japanese cart for the super nintendo arrived in town before the american one, so everybody was surprised by the names.
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