Gundam Side Story: 0079 Rise from the Ashes So, listening Mars Matrix's music in teh "GO STRAIGHT IS THE BEST" thread, I realized how much of a missed opportunity it would have been having to listen to that 10 years ago.and then reminded me of the Dreamcast games I never got so here I am looking at my Amazon wishlist and seeing: He drops the dragon lance combo at 2:30 lolĪt 18:39 he uses 64P+G -> 466P+K to get a buttload of dmg You'll have to do P+G with your thumb unfortunately! To do this on DC pad, map one shoulder button to K+G and another to P+K.
That's actually something worth practicing in training. 666P is his go-to mid, his most damaging throw is 46P+G, and off his guard break (2P+G) hits mid and leaves you +17 (!) which guarantees a 33P launcher.
His 46P+K+E is a really good half circular mid which you can use as a meaty, same with 46P+K. Unlike Wolf's bnb which is laughably easy. looks more complicated than it is) will take practice. Also since you're on pad some stuff (like his bnb, 2_6P+K, 3K+G,6P,466P+K. Graphics issues aside, i'm guessing the actual game is arcade accurate and everything that works on the console version will also work there?Įdit - seems like they changed the hud in the US version too for some reason.Īkira's a great character but more of his important moves require button combinations which may be difficult to map since you only really have the L and R buttons to work with. i'd be interested if there are some actual direct feed real hardware comparisons since all of the footage i can find of the model 3 are pretty blurry. from the videos i've seen of the arcade version, the lighting is sharper, the textures are better and the models are nicer with more elaborate cloth physics, and the dc version has the shadow glitches and weird joint issues on the models, but otherwise looks like a remarkably close facsimile. I'm surprised how decent the port is too. this feels just like vf2 but with actual 3d movement which is perfect. i always liked the mechanical simplicity of the older vfs where it was basically pure rock-paper-scissors reads and counters without the elaborate juggles and stuff that 3d fighters would eventually adopt. It's actually the first time i've actually played vf3 and i really love it. i only have a jp dreamcast so it's not like i have much choice anyway. there was also a dedicated versus and training mode added, jp version just works like the arcade version with winner stays rule. Doesn't bug me, but that is a strength of the GDEMUĪpparently the shadow separation issues on slopes were fixed, but i don't know about anything else and it's only really noticeable on pai's stage anyway. I was providing feedback on one that I own.Īnd just to prove I'm not trying to razz on the GDEMU, it has gotten wonderful community support and has a very snazzy menu, while the USB adapter menu is very plain and even a bit slow. I said it was region free, which isn't inaccurate. I didn't suggest the USB adapter was the only solution available for those wanting to play games outside of their region. So, I'm not sure of the relevance of what you're saying. You can also pop a Codebreaker or Utopia disc in a vanilla Dreamcast to boot games outside of your region.
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Just because some will be happy with a 16gb card doesn't invalidate the fact that USB based storage is cheaper in many instances.Īnd yes, you can patch images. So, that disparity of costs between storage mediums does exist, even if the preference of someone using a 16gb card exists. Some even do a 2TB hard drive to hold complete sets. I am personally using a 1TB HD right now, and many people do and have that preference. Well, I think both of our sets of info are accurate.
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