/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9209208
I mostly practiced against the computer, and it gets me started against others. It is a very bad barometer of how any actual payer would perform, since the computer can extensively walk forward yet perform a back charged attack or gain strange invulnerabilities. The AI can be easily exploited for patterns that actual people should not do (perform a weak dragon punch 2 whole character spaces away from Guile and "bait" him into a somersault for a punish works every time against the AI, but actually an invite into suplex city). I would recommend finding others of similar ability and improve one another in a gradual, natural pace over time playing the game lots.

>>8479950
It is not, but it is pretty close. If you're looking for arcade perfect, maybe give CPS1 boards or the CPS Changer. The PS2/Xbox/360/PS4/Switch should have something even closer, but the best bet is probably emulating the arcade release. Even with the differences, like the SNES ports, I still played them with friends/family and had lots of fun: https://youtu.be/ZZNElxnFQk0

>>4037524
That's a shame. So that means there was no good home port to play outside of emulation. I remember the HD Remix uses the Dreamcast code, does it suffer the same 1 frame input lag (in addition to artwork that I did not like, featured in some artbooks of at my local bookstore yesterday).

At least $230USD for the Dreamcast ... I will never be able to get it now ... so I best learn to settle.

>>3433038
I post on my first off day from flipping burgers on /vr/ quite frequently, just look for my kitchen table and handwriting. As for the game, I am not sure it was rare, I just thought it'd be a good platformer. The hardest game for me to get on JP Sega Saturn was WWF In Your House, but I actually actively looked for it ($2, but shipping to me in the US was $10).

>>3433612
You got confused and blamed the wrong posts. I was the one who read that as "eiyuu" which is "hero" because it is the exact same kanzi for "eiyuu" I am not familiar with Japanese baseball player names so I assumed it was "[Last Name] Hero World Series Baseball". I will own up to the fact that my Japanese is on the level of a retard Japanese 3rd grader's level, but I just read them as I saw them instead of looking up the game.

>>3433976
but anon, I do have it; see the picture. I just prefer base Alpha 2 over Alpha 2 Gold, because as a mid-tier Vega/Bison player, I felt Alpha 2 Gold buffed the top characters like Ken, while nerfing everyone which didn't need nerfs, it was Capcom's old school balancing at its finest

>>3433931
Tokimeki Memorial is a date game, where it is about stat management, sort of like the fun I had with Princess Maker 2 on DOS. However, the two in OP's image, one of them is a falling puzzle piece game like Puyo Puyo which is pretty fun, the other however is a digital novel featuring one of the more popular characters in the base game. I gave those games a chance and I liked them.

>>3433039
This is why I post on 4chan