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Slayers everything (Although Slayer's jH is extra ignorant), landing 5C > OD with Hakumen

This is a repost because the other one was a redirect through twitter with a referral link. hella shady.

if you want to post amazon links, just post this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0188YF39W/

instead of this:

amazon derp com/gp/product/B0188YF39W/ref=as_li_ss_tl?psc=1&linkCode=sl1&tag=techvolc-20&linkId=8f51f837cd390517568c16a3fd35f339

the link is cleaner and you don't have the tag=techvolc-20 part which is the referrer code.

i made a seinfeld-themed fighting game:

http://gamejolt.com/games/strikefeld/205592

but in terms of things i wanna see, i wanna see an Adventure Time fighting game in the style of naruto clash of ninja (the gamecube ones), or a Steven Universe fighter in the style of guilty gear

Steam's Capcom sale just ended, but Amazon is selling Ultra Street Fighter 4 for same price ($7.50). Don't know when it will end, but it's something Link

You're going to want a powerline adapter if you want a wired connection. I'm not sure how much it'll help in your use case.

Kof2012 does many things right. I didn't check out multi-player,but the single player is quite fun and the simplified controls work surprisingly well on mobile.

i used Fighter Maker 2nd to make a seinfeld fighting game called Strikefeld:

http://gamejolt.com/games/strikefeld/205592

i learned all i could about Fighter Maker 2nd at www.fmhq.us

if i had any suggestions it would be, minimize and simplify and purify the gameplay mechanics until they're airtight. then be ready to do like a million balance patches because people will just keep finding glitches and unfair techniques for a LONG time after your first release.

i put Strikefeld on GameJolt for free but you can set a price on GameJolt too.

EDIT: btw i have a ton of free music you can use if you need music:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/UncleBibby/

you can find more by checking my UncleBibby soundcloud and bandcamp accounts.

No, unfortunately this is something common to all games sold through Steam. For example, Anno 2070 has player-statistics as well, even though it runs through UPlay: https://steamdb.info/app/48240/graphs/

All steam is doing is tracking the fact that you started the "SFxT" executable through Steam, regardless of whether or not this is redirected through another client (UPlay, GFWL, etc.).

I'd recommend the Power A FUSION Fightpad. The D-Pad will be the make or break for most people as its the sega saturn style but in my experience with it it feels great. The build quality is also top notch. The only step up from this one would be Razer's Raion controller.

New Hori is coming out March 29th, just wait

https://www.amazon.com/Hori-Fighting-Commander-Octa-Designed-x/dp/B08NDT2CGS/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=hori+fighting+commander&qid=1614104206&sr=8-2

There is the Hori FC for the Xbox one on Amazon

If you were to go with the route of getting a Hori FC for PS4 (in the event that you want to play on a PS4), you could get a brooks Xbox 1 to PS4 converter

To see if you are inputting diagonals well, I say turn on input display (and you should see what are you pressing when you're trying to do a qcf or df input).

https://www.focusattack.com/brook-super-converter-xbox-one-to-playstation-4-usb-adapter/ Converter from Xbox One to PS4

https://www.amazon.com/HORI-Fighting-Commander-Officially-Licensed-Microsoft/dp/B01MSEPQ55/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517367134&sr=8-1&keywords=hori+xbox+one Xbox 1 Hori FC

Try compression gloves. They are flexible and cheap.

https://www.amazon.com/Compression-Arthritis-Arthritic-Rheumatoid-Osteoarthritis/dp/B000N4G8IQ/

This is an example of one.. Occasionally just wearing a generic wrist brace can be helpful as well.

Also, just as a thought, maybe pads aren't the best input device for you. My hands hate controllers these days, possibly because of computer work for my job.

SF5: i think the design goal was to streamline street fighter to its best parts and eliminate anything too "out there"... and it worked TOO well because compared to USF4 there's less for players to discover. Still, very solid gameplay, but missing a few essentials (like Arcade Mode). Also, too much pointless DLC like costumes and not enough real DLC like new supers and new modes.

MKX: awesome game with amazing graphics and modes and characters but the gameplay requires more matchup memorization than sf5. still fun though.

killer instinct: some of the best AI in fighting games right now but with the focus on shadow lords mode i think the game is losing popularity. still has a place in my heart for all its innovation

pocket rumble: fun, more robust than you'd think, but still not much there. Good AI here too (it adapts over the course of a match). looking forward to nintendo switch version.

ultra street fighter 2: jury's out, but it smells like a cash-grab. could be fun though.

StrikeFeld: i wish more people played this (cuz i made it).

Here's some Steam links:

King of Fighters 14

King of Fighters 13

Going to be hard to find a reasonable tier list for this, since literally no one plays it. I'd say Sagat or Claw are best probably. Sim is surely good as well.

Here's an AGSF2 thread from 98: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/alt.games.sf2/super$20street$20fighter$202$20tier*/alt.games.sf2/a3l827BM1z0/FyAmVsctyVUJ

If you have windows 7 or 8, just upgrade and then run one of these:

http://www.ghacks.net/2015/08/14/comparison-of-windows-10-privacy-tools/

to kill all the privacy concerns MS put in it.

After that, the OS runs pretty flawlessly.

I can only speak for Steam charts and on Steam it's not as popular, I'm always hoping players of GG in the west will try out BB like I did though.

Some say in Japan BlazBlue is bigger than Guilty Gear but I haven't seen any statistics to back it up and the latest articles I can find from Japan with user votes put GG ahead of BB, like this one.

I don't know a whole lot about the casual scene in Japan though, BlazBlue is on handhelds and in Japan those are very popular.

Went from SNES controller > Genesis Controller > Xbox 360 Controller > Keyboard > Xbox One Controller > Qanba Fightstick > Hori Fightstick

From my experience... keyboard is just god awful and in my scene ive never once seen someone use a keyboard.

I started on pads and cannot stand them. Arcade stick for me personally. I would try and find some people that have a few and test them out. Keyboard has no entry cost, pad is what a ton of people use, and sticks are the mainstay i would say.

Plus you can make a stick for relatively cheap. I saw an IKEA Fightstick a while back and I almost went of it but i realized I (was) terrible at this stuff. After 2 fightsticks i totally could have done it.

Hope that helps!

There's really no way of knowing unless you work at French Bread or ArcSys yourself. If what you want is an open engine strong in 2D than I would recommend checking out Godot.

This seems to be the most active discord. For future reference, you can find a lot, if not most, FGC servers here

Crayfish pre-03 SRK Archive

Has tons of information on all the older capcom games. Some very good CvS2 info in here.

Get a mayflash f500 from amazon. Test it out for 30 days if you like it great now you can buy a kit from Amazon with Sanwa buttons and a lever to upgrade it. (https://www.amazon.com/JLF-TP-8YT-Joystick-OBSF-30-Buttons-Bundle/dp/B01FJFSGJ2/)

If you don’t like it, return it.

It’s Bout 80 for the stick stock, if you keep it the upgrade is $30-$40. $120 altogether.

Same tbh, My Fighting Commander Octa should come tomorrow I'll let you know if it works with this Brooks Xb1 to PS4 adapter

I will always shill the holy sega saturn controller but that is not what you're looking for since you just want the DS4 as far as I can tell.
In that case why not just ..... https://www.amazon.com/Conductive-Playstation-Controller-Dualshock-Replacement/dp/B06XP68QN1/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=dualshock+4+dpad+rubber&qid=1614277806&sr=8-1

Check out r/fightsticks for some great buying resources. They should be able to point you in the right direction.

As for your requirements, most high quality sticks only work on 1 system + pc. The best one to work on all of them would probably be this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QJ1JJ7J/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_t.e.FbBP7EXVF

Make sure you check out some reviews and the r/fightsticks buying guide first.

Results will probably vary. I can tell you from experience with SG on PC that a lot of the time wifi isn't really that bad, hell I've had better results with it than playing any ArcSys game on wired. Rollback is actually a lot more tolerant of wifi than delay, because the whole point of rollback is that it can run ahead without the opponent's inputs instead of having to stutter or slow down if a packet gets lost.

SG now letting you see jitter too helps identify an okay wifi connection versus a bad one, though I don't think Mobile has this. It's not that wifi is always universally unplayable, it's just that it's not as good as ethernet even in the best case scenario, and that every wifi user always thinks theirs is the good one.

I haven't tried it yet but apparently Dual Souls just got updated with rollback and PC-Android crossplay. Kinda forgot about this one, bought it in Early Access forever ago but seemed like development had stalled until just now. You could go ahead and run some tests on that if you want.

https://www.amazon.com/MAKESTICK-Joystick-Controller-Fighting-Airback/dp/B01627TXT8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517606546&sr=8-1&keywords=makestick+pro

Makestick actually makes a complete version that I've bought from Amazon

It's pretty dope, the PCB is PS3 unfortunately but all the parts are legit

Myounshin fanta stick, Sanwa buttons

Well the mini controller won't break your wallet at $30 ($20 on amazon right now). Unfortunately It would seem that it is PS4 only. The original PS3 Fighting Commanders are rare and if they suffer from the same issues as I experienced then I would avoid it. I just realized that they redesigned the PS4/3 Fighting Commander is the original design they used for the Hori Mini PS4 controller. So I would totally grab one new! ($40 no less)

I would highly recommend learning an arcade stick in the future as there seems to be much purchasing options for you. I did indeed come from an Arcade background. Well over 20 years ago my home console was a SEGA Saturn; so I had that perfect 6 button controller for games like Darkstalkers and Street Fighter Alpha (the saturn arcade stick is kind of a piece of shit). When the Dreamcast came out along with that lackluster controller for Fighting Games and I switch to the Hori/Agetec arcade stick. When the original Xbox came out I switched back to controller after trying every single Fight Stick that came out on it (pelican, Nuby, etc) and hated every single one of them.

Street Fighter 4 came out and Madcatz and Hori stepped up the game with making high quality and more importantly; available arcade sticks, so I never looked back.

I'm going to be honest, that stick looks a little sketchy. That said, $77 probably isn't a terrible deal.

You'd likely be better off buying a better stick from a more reputable brand, but that price is still really really hard to beat.

EDIT: Nevermind - don't take his deal. Get one of these new instead. https://www.amazon.com/Qanba-Drone-PlayStation-4/dp/B01I0GEDEY

That or save for the one you want.

If you only plan to play on PC, you can pick up a Qanba Carbon for only $60 new. The Qanba Drone is PS4/PC compatible for only $68 right now

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GJC5WSS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_6-xtFbJK1PE0T

Amazon Link for those curious. 8-BitDo has been making some pretty quality stuff so I’m kind of excited for this. Features turbo, macros, and the ability to play wireless. Easy to mod too apparently. Though it does look kinda small....

If it has a easy removable panel and someone makes a replacement panel for it, just to it yourself. Literally just replugging/wiring the stick onto the new panel.

https://jasenscustomsarchive.com/product/madcatz-te-replacement-panel-hitbox/ https://www.amazon.com/Harness-Connect-Buttons-All-Button-Directional-PC/dp/B09KTYXDCK

The work it will take to relearn muscle memory on pad isn't worth the gains imo. The only thing that would make it worth it is switching to a hitbox.

If you aren't comfortable with switching a PCB, you can buy a regular USB Brook converter. Lots of people use these in tournaments.

id say just go to https://thepiratebay.org/, download the game ya wanna try and then you decide if you really wanna buy it

maybe you can find someone to play on parsec too

As others have mentioned, Rev 2 is the better game but SF5 has a much larger player base if you want to play online.

That said, I might recommend waiting a few weeks and playing Blazblue Cross Tag Battle when that comes out. That will likely have a bigger player base than both (at least for a while) and is probably closer than either of those games to DBFZ.

Try a moca adapter. Ethernet over Coax.

This may help: https://www.amazon.com/goCoax-Ethernet-Bandwidth-existing-MA2500C/dp/B098SYGX3P/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?adgrpid=109316859738&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqc6aBhC4ARIsAN06NmMbjGNMf9gq5-0P82DHBs4LF0OmL6k733fFnh0HkWfiNgJtdHsovIoaAmuBEALw_wcB&hvadid=609181578395&...

Definitely. There's a book on it as well. https://www.amazon.com/Evo-Moment-37-moments-competitive/dp/0996010904

I haven't read it sadly, but I remember someone telling about how tapping low constantly to parry the super was a key part of neutral during that whole set.

CEO De Mayo at www.twitch.tv/ceogaming - Florida monthly. Casuals on Friday, tournaments on Saturday. I'm think the stream will somewhat mirror the schedule. Keep an eye out for me and my contribution to the Skullgirls pot (assuming I don't end up at work - yay for being on call...).

brand is irrelevant

not sure where you live but if you have access to amazon then amazon basics cables will be just fine https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-RJ45-Cat-6-Ethernet-Patch-Cable-10-Feet-3-Meters/dp/B00N2VIALK

I use a Mayflash for Guilty Gear on my PC which I've seen recommended quite a bit. It has a switch for PS systems on it. My partners got a hitbox but tbh I just kinda like the physicality of having a stick over the hitbox so thats why I went with that. It feels more classic.

This stick is a nice budget one so it's what I'd recommend.

>certain sticks not working with certain games or with PS5

An "officially licensed" PS4 stick will work with PS5 by default. Not all sticks are licensed, but the major brands usually are. Hori, Qanba, Madcatz... Other sticks, you can still use with PS5 by buying a converter.

What is your budget? The cheapest "good" option for you is the Qanba Drone which I see a ton of people start with.

Most popular stick is probably the Qanba Obsidian (~$200).

Get a controller that has a gated stick, either an arcade stick or something like this. The notches should help you stop your inputs on the forward or back position without going too far.

I believe mine has the 4x4 horizontal layout. Here’s the stick I have. https://www.amazon.com/HORI-Real-Arcade-Pro-Soul-Calibur/dp/B01A8L6O0U. Thank Christ I didn’t pay the price it’s at here on Amazon lmao

I bought this one last year (like 3 days ago last year lol, so it's going 1 year strong now) and have had no problems:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08M13B8B6/ref=ppx\_yo\_dt\_b\_asin\_title\_o06\_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Sorry man, but it is most certainly not $50. I only meant cheap in relation to an actual Hitbox. This was still almost $150, as compared to the Hitbox, which is currently going for $400 on ebay.

I can share the link, though!

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09SCKW615?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Note that it was a bit of a risky purchase, as there are absolutely ZERO reviews for it on Amazon. There is also very little info for it on the internet, Reddit, Youtube, or otherwise. What little I can figure out about it is that it's basically a chinese knockoff of a different product. Feel kinda shitty for supporting it in that regard, but I got what I could afford.

If you've never tried one before and just want something learn on without investing a ton of money I would say get a Qanba drone for $60 on amazon. You get official qanba parts and if you like it and put time into it you can buy something more expensive later on.

https://www.amazon.com/Qanba-Drone-PlayStation-4/dp/B01I0GEDEY/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2C69PEJK9JJ9U&keywords=qanba%2Bdrone&qid=1656607917&sprefix=qanba%2Bdrone%2Caps%2C67&sr=8-1&th=1

I have that one as a backup controller and I do like it!

If future offline play is a concern, your best option then would be to just get a universal adapter. There are a few options, there are Brook Wingman adapters, I have a Mayflash Magic-S adapter. I use my Mayflash to connect an Xbox 360 arcade stick to PS4s, also works for Switch controllers wirelessly.

I THINK the Magic-S would work for the M30 as well, let me check right now... Yep it worked! I just set the M30 to Switch mode and paired it to the adapter plugged into my PC.

So in the future if you wanted to play with it on a PS4, you could get this adapter for $30. No need to buy one for now if you don't need it though.

https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Controller-Converter-Stick-Support-Controller/dp/B09YRBZZQ3?th=1

A 50ft cable costs just a few bucks

https://www.amazon.com/Cat-Ethernet-Cable-White-Connectors/dp/B00WD017GQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=50+ft+ethernet+cable&qid=1656266291&sr=8-3

This comes with clips you can use to run it along ceiling corners, making it practically invisible

Under $1200 Laptop. I think it's the exact same as mine and mine can run any fighting game smoothly. It comes with 8gb if ram but I upgraded mine to 16 gb ram which is really cheap like around $50 https://www.amazon.com/R5-3550H-Processor-Graphics-FX505DT-AH51-Keyboard/dp/B07VBK4SYS

The pros of using an arcadestick imo are the improved ergonomics plus I think they make fighting games more fun/engaging to play. The main con is the price. A good value stick that's on sale right now is the qanba drone for $60 on amazon. It hasn't been that price often over the past few years-

https://www.amazon.com/Qanba-Drone-PlayStation-4/dp/B01I0GEDEY

If you want to spend more for something nicer qanba has more options on their site . Since you play on PC you can get pretty much any stick they make.

> Fightcade promotes evil theft, cheapskate culture, leech mentalities and piracy.

My dude it's a services and delivery problem. Capcom sat on these titles and made them inaccessible for years, so gamers found a way to play them together. And not only that, the passionate community of volunteer developers brought rollback netcode to arcade games and Dreamcast games! How else am I supposed to play MvC2 online? Or Akatsuki Blitzkampf? Or Project Justice?

> PC gets a bad reputation by publishers of basically leeches and cheapskates too cheap to actually buy games

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/50-years-gaming-history-revenue-stream/

The PC gaming market is a bigger revenue stream than PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox S|X, and Switch COMBINED.

> CFC will definitely bring newcomers in to freshen up the online competition and match variety.

This is probably true. I hope they find their way over to Fightcade when the CFC player base starts to drop off after 4-6 weeks.

> plus PC gamers cheat online, they use insane shortcuts to macro everything.

https://www.amazon.com/PS4-Macro-Remap-Controller-Paddles/dp/B08388XF85

Oh look, a PS4 macro controller.

> fightcade is a deadend that doesn't benefit the series growth at all.

I promise you that CFC exceeding sales expectations will not improve the chances of a new Darkstalkers game.

Buy games because you want to play them, not because you hope that it will convince some executive to fund the creation of a different game.

For that price I'd go with one of these but honestly you're probably better off with an Xbox One/S/X controller if you can afford it.

https://www.amazon.com/Fighting-Commander-PlayStation-Officially-Licensed-4/dp/B01GVOFIAA

the hori fight pad is just a dpad and six face buttons, I used one for a while before I got a stick and it was better for me than the basic playstation pad

I used to travel with one a bunch, I had a pelican case though. If you are throwing it in a back pack I would take the Stick out and put it back in when you get somewhere.

I think Madcatz had a pretty cool travel bag for awhile also.

This looks kind of cool also on Amazon

ENHANCE Arcade Fight Stick Backpack Travel Bag - Gaming Joystick Controller Fightstick Case with Joystick Shield Customizable Interior - Laptop Sleeve Accessory Pockets - Fits Controllers and More https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WVRXV1D/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_Z96TBFDS240FP497NKDH

Qanba Drone, or the on sale but still more expensive Crystal if you need a bigger form factor. Why them? Good PCBs you dont need to replace, decent cases, genuine licensed sticks = better ps5 compatiblity.

If you're planning to buy one for tournaments, I would say the F500e is the best option of the four.

For the money though, honestly, I would lean more to either the Hori Pro or the Obsidian Qanba.

https://www.amazon.com/Gam3Gear-Converter-Controller-Adapter-Keychain/dp/B018T3C33Q/ref=sr_1_3?crid=AM2GLIPKKRAX&keywords=Brook+Super+Converter+PS3+to+PS4&qid=1649209698&s=electronics&sprefix=brook+super+converter+ps3+to+ps4%2Celec...

There are ways to mod the controller, yes. Specifically, the D-pad.

Both Battle Beaver Customs and eXtremeRate have split D-pad buttons among other things. I've went with the latter since Battle Beavers seem to be delayed, and I can say it has helped with execution some. Doing super jumps in Strive is a little tougher, but everything else is much more consistent.

Well if this page is legit, then it seems so. I think digital only these days would work better than it would 9 years ago anyways, but I do love owning a physical copy of these things regardless.

Source. The game's reservation bonus was also revealed to be a code to obtain 1 little monster & a DNF Duel title for the PC version of the game.

Are these what you're looking at?

https://www.amazon.com/eXtremeRate-Ergonomic-Controller-Independent-Playstation/dp/B097D14719?th=1

At 0:18 in the video you can see the back of the buttons. They're injection molded, so are technically maybe higher quality than Battle Beaver buttons from a fabrication perspective, but Battle Beaver buttons have a curved dome on the bottom that likely interfaces better with the silicone pad that drives the contacts better.

I haven't had a chance to use ExtremeRate's buttons, but an educated guess says they'll be fine. They might be a little more rough on the silicon pad they push on, but those are cheap and replaceable.

Probably the lowest latency option is to get an hdmi extender/balun. I did corporate a/v install for years and for long cable runs that's what we used. Takes your hdmi, converts it to ethernet, and converts it back on the other side. Lag should be negligible if you get a good model.
Something like this https://www.amazon.com/J-Tech-Digital-Extender-Supports-Bi-Directional/dp/B01N3PXZLP/ref=mp_s_a_1_6?adgrpid=54933484526&gclid=Cj0KCQiA3rKQBhCNARIsACUEW_a8un2c80uC9--g55Z54WdzlSbH8aAjuQCTaug9sU0fNHjVrKo7l_caAqWGEALw_wcB&hvadid=274710238781&...

Honestly, this sounds completely arbitrary. The $399 version doesn't even have enough space to carry all these games at the same time. You need the $529 version. Spending that much money on something like this to have it serve the same function in tournaments was always an option—people just didn't care exploring other options, and some games were console exclusive.

I love the idea behind the device—I think it'll be fantastic for personal use, but to say:

> But for the time being, the Steam Deck is the single item representing this change.

Is a little too hyperbolic?

everyone will tell you to drop 200 minimum on a stick, but i'm here to say if you're not sure it's for you and want something entry level that's plug n play on switch, get the mayflash f300 (https://www.amazon.com/Mayflash-F300-Arcade-Joystick-Switch/dp/B019MFPLC0) imo. You'll end up wanting to upgrade eventually, but it'll help you evaluate whether or not it's for you.

https://www.greenmangaming.com/games/guilty-gear-xx-accent-core-plus-r-pc

You can check for deals on PC games using isthereanydeal.com - hence that I asked what platforms you have and would want to play on, because games really do go on sale.

Some people still play it but they are all going to be very experienced at the game. You'll have to put in time on youtube tutorials and guides and playing against the AI a lot before you start winning.

If you're unsure, you might try this site. Usually gives a fair indicator of what issues you might have.

Not for nothing, but I think the minimum specs are something like an i3, so your i5 will probably be fine.

I don't know any official character design documentation so I just improvised one. Here is the info I did for the concept artist https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_lofrIIc=/?moveToWidget=3074457366689078810&cot=14

Yes! every character is controlled by a finite state machine.

The one I made for my characters looks like this.

Every character in the game has a state with a frame counter and each state defines a bunch of things like the gravity, physics type and a list of frame data like, animation data, hitboxes, does it triggers a fireball? etc.

To know more about how to architecture fighting games checking out how to make a mugen character helped me a lot.

There are currently 2 ways to play CvS2 online.

Due to the fact that CvS2 was made on the Naomi/Dreamcast board instead of the MVS/AES boards that the NeoGeo/FBA use, Fightcade is unable to run CvS2.

The main way that people play the game now is through NullDC, which is a delay-based netplay option that uses the NullDC Dreamcast Emulator to connect clients. The upcoming Fightcade update will have NullDC in the launcher, but it still won't have rollback netcode. If you are interested in trying it out, here is the setup link

Otherwise, some people also play the CvS2EO edition on Dolphin Netplay. Due to the constant updates to stability that NullDC is getting, Dolphin Emulation is slowly being phased out, as the EO version is seen as inferior to the original arcade version.

If you are interested in finding matches, most people are on the CvS2 Discord. Here is the link.

From scratch this shit aint cheap. Shop it out on FA

$95 UFB (gl finding it in stock)

$60 UFB addon (gl finding it in stock)

$13 20pin button harness

$3.45 5-pin conversion harness

$2.45x17 24mm sanwa (3 dpad, 8 attacks, Start, Select, PS, Touchpad, R3, L3)

$2.95x1 30mm Sanwa (Up)

$10 shipping at least

Thats $240... before a case.

JFA has sweet cases, lets see for a V2 its $120 or $145 plus like $30 shipping.

How about a dirt cheap case one step above cardboard?

Lets assume you already have a dremel amazon prime, and step or hole-saw drill bit... $10 bucks.

https://www.amazon.com/Plano-23730-05-Prolatch-Stowaway-Adjustable/dp/B001447AW2

You are quite welcome!

As far as a pivot point, you might not need to buy anything. If you have some tape and a spare controller button or anything in that size range, it should work perfectly. You might be able to just use duct tape that is cut and molded into the proper size and place that there as well.

However, if you want to buy something, I'd probably suggest something like these: https://www.amazon.com/Pack-Round-Cabinet-Door-Bumpers/dp/B06XCQS7WS/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=kitchen+cabinet+door+stops&qid=1642883773&sr=8-5

You would likely need only one, and it doesn't even have to be this brand, but any item that is that size range would likely work well. Let me know how it goes!

They are very nice, and specially in combination with the clicky face button kit!!! I have those both on a few of my builds, and I love the mouse click like sensation and responsiveness they add to it. Check it out! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MJ6GNWF?ref=nb\_sb\_ss\_w\_as-ypp-ro-model\_ypp\_ro\_model\_k0\_1\_11&amp=undefined&crid=29YEZSFLKXM56&sprefix=ps5%2Bclicky%2B&th=1

It all on personal preferences, so no guarantee that any of listed variants will fit you well.

I, personally, use Logitech F310. It's super cheap and have good quality and durability.

Found it on GMG for about $18 https://www.greenmangaming.com/games/street-fighter-v-champion-edition-pc/?utm\_source=Tomas%20Fedor&utm\_medium=affiliate&utm\_campaign=cj&CJEVENT=ffb60cf6d5bf11eb82c7016d0a82b839

It's the same meter as Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang. Haven't played this one, but I did play the devs' previous game, Kings of Kung Fu, and it was just beyond terrible. Not even a fun kind of kusoge either, just so bad it's bad.

First you need to know what the default controls are as well as what you want your controls to be. After that all you really need to do is make a new text file and change the .txt to .ahk, edit it and put something like this on separate lines:

w::Up

a::Left

s::Down

d::Right

This would, just for example, change the function of the WASD keys to act like the arrow keys instead. Like I said, just an example because I don't know the specific controls for that game that'd need to be rebound, but the principle still applies - the key on the left is the key you want to be pressing for your new controls, the key on the right is what you want the left key to act as, just separate them by two colons (::). Save the .ahk file, run it, and you're good to go. You can test it in Notepad if need be.

Beginner Tutorial

List of keys

As long as your living situation allows you to run cable between rooms, that's likely the easiest and cheapest way to go. A 50 ft cable is like 13 bucks on Amazon, and can easily be run along the top or bottom of a wall (or through walls if you have basic carpentry skills). There's handy clips for them or any manner of things you can find at a hardware store that'll let you do this.

If you need an extra long cable and can't buy the specific length you need, you can get a bulk spool of ethernet cable and crimp ends on, which is easy enough if you can follow instructions. A single cable can run about 300 feet before experiencing problems. If you need something to run the length of a mansion you can put an ethernet switch or repeater in the middle of the cable run.

First I'll just say, I've been playing fighting games on pad for 25+ years, and I still miss inputs an annoying amount of the time. Some people are just naturally able to get better at them. I get around this weakness by simply being smarter in neutral.

That said, this is the best pad I've ever used in terms of minimizing errors, but they break down a little after a couple hundred hours of use in my experience.

Even if it doesnt have a headphone jack, because {hardware and software development is hard}, Windows could be seeing an audio device in your controller. That's why it's pulling your audio, if I had to guess. You plug in a new device and Windows goes "I use this now". You have two options.

1) Go into your sound settings and set it back to the normal device.

2) Disable the audio device in device manager. Even when reconnecting the controller, it should still be disabled in Windows and the output won't switch.

As far as no inputs working, have you gone into your controllers in Windows and looked to see if it even shows up? If so, use Steam's built-in controller support to config your controller, or just use Joy2Key.

Could also try http://ds4windows.com/, but I honestly don't know if that works with anything but standard DS4's.

Sorry I needed to take down the first post due to some issues. Here is the correct post.

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>Fightcade is not an option unless I set up Linux, which I'm not yet confident I can do

1) Put Ubuntu on a flash drive with Rufus

2) Plug it in to the machine you want to install it on and boot to the flash drive

3) Go through the very simple installer

4) You're done

This is much, much easier than getting someone else to set up MAME.

> Injustice lost the donation drive

Actually, Injustice wasn't included in the donation drive. So its inclusion was even more egregious after the fact. I agree with you that the inclusion of unproved games sucks but for SamSho in particular I think they're vindicating themselves with the SNK community a little for dropping KOF despite having good entrants and hype tournaments every time XIII and XIV were on stage.

Occasionally, the game goes on sale at a discount on PSN and/or Steam, and the recent one was held for Japan’s Golden Week, you just missed it sadly.

But even so, the content may be limited at the moment, but the game’s plenty of fun! It captures the nostalgia of the original “Street Fighter EX” trilogy, so if you’ve played those games, you’ll feel right at home!

Also please support the game as its community is over on Discord, and you can join us right now! It’s easy!

Buy it, tell your friends, and support this underdog fighter over on social media!

Does your room have coaxial from the wall? (https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTxxOvuGU3AqpOFcIXhzoqQb-lWo7vS-xc7_g&usqp=CAU).

If so, you can use 2 MoCA adapters to run your internet through your coax in your home. (https://www.amazon.com/goCoax-Ethernet-Bandwidth-existing-Companion/dp/B08XWC4JGB/). It's not cheap but will give you perfect stability and full wirer speed.

Personally I recommend Tekken 7. I've been a Street Fighter guy for decades, but T7 is just such a great game. I think it's because the SF franchise has been moving towards what I feel are gimmicks - v-skill, v-trigger, critical art and the like. T7 add the rage drive and rage arts, but it's done in a minimalistic way. T7 just feels more fundamental, polished, and fun to play.

But if price is a concern SFV isn't bad. Just keep in mind you can use in game fight money to buy characters. Just don't buy extra stages are costumes or anything, save it all for characters you want to buy now or in the future. I think you might be able to earn enough fight money offline to buy the entire first season DLC, but I'm not sure. You can also earn money complete money doing daily challenges, I don't know much about that. Honestly that sounds like quite the grind and not much fun at all.

Well then you might want to use Ryochan's fork of DS4Windows - https://github.com/Ryochan7/DS4Windows/releases

It's basically a more modern/updated version of the software that even allows you to set a DS4's bluetooth polling rate to 1000. According to its own measurements my DS4 actually does have a 1ms response time with that setting. The default wired mode has a polling rate of 250, 4ms.

Keep in mind that's not the true overall lag, just the measured rate/delay from polling.

There are two APIs for game controllers; XInput and DirectInput.
Any particular game may support XInput, DirectInput, or both.

Xbox 360/one controllers always work with both.
Other controllers sometimes only support DirectInput.

If you try to use a DirectInput-only controller on an XInput-only game then it will not work. You need to use a mapper that redirects the DirectInput API calls to a virtual XInput controller.

Steam has such a mapper included, but I haven't used it myself so I can't comment on how well it works. There are also other 3rd party programs such as DS4Windows and x360ce.

Madcatz also released an XInput driver for their arcade sticks. It's no longer on their website but you can find it floating around on the internet.

Yeah, wine can be quite hit or miss and people have different experiences with it. I got Rev2 to work on my old GTX 560 ti but that won't be the same for everyone sadly

After looking into it more I see that that the github page for Proton 3.7 had some build instructions for Mac, and reading a couple of reddit threads shows some people who managed to get it working, but not for many games and with performance issues. MacOs build instructions have been removed in later versions. So my guess is they tried to get it working but decided to stop with that because as you said DXVK is not an option.

Is that $300 a night or for the whole duration? If it's a night try Air bnb. You could find something cheaper than the hotels on the strip.

Consider the link. 6 People in a 2 Bed/2Ba apartment near the strip for around 600 is about a 100 per person. And that is for the 6 days you're asking for.

PSA: MANY flash games are backed up here: https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/

Etherena Beta. Slightly closer to a platform fighter based on the stage sizes and attack proportions, , but it did introduce Guilty Gear with it's music. It only had 2 characters, but they both had 6 moves, with some having variations.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_68uSp61sJ0

Please post original sources only.

Here is the original source: http://www.gamefront.com/the-convoluted-blood-spattered-history-of-mortal-kombat-infographic/

since it doesn't include the latest MK it's meh, but you can post it anyway if you want

HORI Nintendo Switch HORIPAD, the cross is removable

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https://www.amazon.com/Nintendo-Switch-HORIPAD-Controller-Officially-Licensed/dp/B01NAUATSM/ref=sr\_1\_5?crid=110ERZYYX2KFZ&dchild=1&keywords=hori%2Bswitch%2Bcontroller&qid=1635480053&sprefix=hori%2Bswitch%2Bcontroller%2Caps%2C136&...

Wifi is okay if you're close to a router... but here's a link if you find some money link

Also available on Steam, Linux, MacOS, and Android

you can get this for 55 EUR is it a decent stick? https://www.amazon.it/Mayflash-ARCADE-STICK-F101-Switch/dp/B07D26RD9P/ref=sr\_1\_2?\_\_mk\_it\_IT=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=mayflash+f500&qid=1630914726&sr=8-2

i love the 8bitdo M30 for fighting games and most other 2D games: www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-2-4G-Wireless-Gamepad-Genesis-Drive/dp/B07XPHP57T/

if you want to try a cheap arcade stick, i recommend the qanba carbon: https://www.amazon.com/Qanba-Joy-Stick-Carbon-PS3-PC/dp/B01HSQE7IY/

Neo Geo PS3 USB controller, it's more like a thumb stick than a d-pad, but you're not going to find anything more clickier than that

https://www.amazon.com/NEOGEO-PAD-USB-Playstation-3/dp/B003YDYZLA

There's also the PDP versus pad, but it`s trash.

Well there are two options I can suggest if you can spend a few dollars. The first is to add to or change out your router with an extender or even better replace it with a routing fabric like Google's or EERO. Cheaper is to use powerline ethernet--this uses an adapter at the router and another at the receiver end (your computer that simply plug into existing AC wall outlets. Basically it send ethernet over the copper wire in your home. here is a link: https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-AV600-Powerline-Ethernet-Adapter/dp/B00AWRUICG/ref=asc_df_B00AWRUICG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309776868400&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11685923290852005617&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008536&hvtargid=pla-383104855610&psc=1

I'd recommend a Qanba Drone. $80 for a really good entry-level fightstick with Sanwa buttons and stick.