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[gcskate27]

apparently you didnt read the entire post... i stated EXACTLY the method for ryu and ken that you should use to beat CHEAP e-honda users... however, and also previously mentioned, this is not easily done with the crap d-pad of the default controller...

personally im getting a sf2 stick and modding it to work with the 360...

[dgrams2003]

QUOTE(gcskate27 @ Aug 5 2006, 07:36 AM)

apparently you didnt read the entire post... i stated EXACTLY the method for ryu and ken that you should use to beat CHEAP e-honda users... however, and also previously mentioned, this is not easily done with the crap d-pad of the default controller...

personally im getting a sf2 stick and modding it to work with the 360...

You are correct, my apologies. I did not read the entire post.
I have 'selective reading' (I'm seeing a doctor about this)
and for some reason the words "cheap" stick out like they are in bold type.  Hahah!  

Sorry again.

QUOTE(p3eps @ Aug 5 2006, 08:33 AM)

Beating Chun Li with Ryu or Ken is simple really if you can pull off a dragin punch every time - but given the state of the D-pad, its probably a 1/4 chance of me managing it!
Thats why I just pick the same character and play them at their own game!

There are so many folk going about who win loads of games but probably dont know any special moves... jump kick, jump kick who are difficult to beat!

I'm still convinced that level 3 on the 360 is MUCH harder than the original arcade!

Yes, I fired up Hyper Fighting on my MAME Arcade machine,
Daves Showcae and once I got past 2 or 3 opponents
and then it got REAL hard.  (On the arcade machine's DEFAULT settings) Harder than I remember.
And I'm a veteran player, (very good at most if not all the characters) playing on actual arcade controls.

Now, I'll admit that I've played the heck out of just about all versions of SFII,
EXCEPT the Hyper Fighting edition.  I didn't care for the speed-up that much so I stayed away
from it, so maybe this one in particular is a little 'harder' or when it comes to fighting against the computer.


--by the way-- When challenging someone, is there a way to modify the 'speed' of the game during character selection, or the power of damage?  (on the 360)
I know you could do this on the Arcade version of Super SFII: New Challengers - turbo
but I don't have much HF experience.

[Legendary Badass]

Chun Li is one of the few fighters I can win with. I used to be great with all of them but many of them have clearly been adjusted. Guile is now a lot better. He has a mid air backbreaker that used to be impossible to pull off. I had probably seen it twice ever. Just the first night of playing this version I did it 5 times! But back to Chun Li. She has highly unique kicks. Pressing forward and hard kick when against a still opponent lets you jump in the air and kick them in the back. Humans almost never block this. On top of that you can bounce on E.Honda's head 3 times before reaching the ground. Still, Blanka is super cheap. He can nullify most attacks by going electric. He also has a high priority spin attack that can be charged while being electric.

[Maverick0984]

i have absolutely no idea how to play this game well, i need a tutorial site or something :-/

[Dalpura]

QUOTE(Maverick0984 @ Aug 10 2006, 05:17 AM)

i have absolutely no idea how to play this game well, i need a tutorial site or something :-/

You and me both. I've tried playing it a few more times since I posted and I still can't do it.

[VinnySem]

Whew I'm glad I'm not the only one that's hard a hard time not-sucking at this game. I finally beat it on 3, only lost 4 rounds the entire way through. Damn Dragon punch is a bitch to pull off with this controller, I used to be able to nail it effortlessly on SNES.