/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.10275386]

>ps1 version
>says 'insert coin' if you disconnect the second controller
Did they even test the game? How did this shit pass the QA?

[Anonymous No.10275396]

>>10275386
Not just this but other arcade ports like shmups and I think some gun con games iirc. I know dodonpachi ps1 Japanese version does

[Anonymous No.10275415]

you gonna be inserting metal bits that grind against other metal bits. qa said it was close enough

[Anonymous No.10275429]

It happens in Tekken 2 as well. I always thought it was a quirk or easter egg they left in to make the game seem more arcade-like (missing background effects aside). For those of us who notice such things, that is.

[Anonymous No.10275447]

>>10275386
Of course they tested it. It was tested by mentally stable adults, so things that trigger one little zoomie sperg weren't a problem.

[Anonymous No.10275552]

>>10275429
This is stupid. Are they stupid?

[Anonymous No.10275572]

>>10275386
I feel absolutely decrepidly old seeing retarded zoomers have no understanding why seeing 'insert coin' retained in an arcade port might be cool

[Anonymous No.10275590]

>>10275386
Can’t tell if it’s your autism or your underage brain that’s making you rage

[Anonymous No.10275591]

>>10275572
Yeah it was always seen as a cool left over like you’re really playing in the arcades but it’s at home.

[Anonymous No.10275705]

ignoring the b8 OP,
Tekken feels very awkward to play

[Anonymous No.10275718]

>>10275705
Tekken 1 is a tech demo

[Anonymous No.10275720]

>>10275718
Tekken 2 felt just as clunky

[Anonymous No.10275728]

>>10275720
Why do you suck so much against the cpu?

[Anonymous No.10275734]

>>10275720
>>10275705
Only when you are not good at them.
Once you get two skilled players going the fluidity and complexity comes out. Especially with 2.

[Anonymous No.10275739]

>>10275705
>>10275720
No input buffer
"Harada:If you go back and playTekkenorTekken2 you’ll understand, but it’s shocking how difficult it was to perform moves in those games. Before you even reached the strategy part of the game, you first had to play the “Input the moves with the correct timing game,” which had a direct relation with player strength.*laugh*
To remove this inconvenience, I decided to make it so the game would read your inputs early…but as I was making it, I realized it again. “Wait a minute, didn’tSF2do this already?” *laughs*It wasn’t inTekkenuntilTekken3 in 1997! But this was already in feature in theSF2era; isn’t that amazing?"
https://jiyunajp.wordpress.com/2017/12/19/akira-nishitani-katsuhiro-harada-interview/

[Anonymous No.10275741]

>>10275739
Copypasta got fucked up but you get the idea

[Anonymous No.10275747]

>>10275739
He's lying though because Tekken 2 has an input buffer.

[Anonymous No.10275749]

>>10275747
Idk to me Tekken 2 feels as clunky as Tekken 1.
Tekken 3 controls are way more resposive than those two and VF and DoA games.

[Anonymous No.10275759]

>>10275739
very insightful anon thank you.

[Anonymous No.10275769]

>>10275749
Go into training mode and try to practice the ten hit combos. There is clearly an input buffer because you can put inputs in far in advance and the combo will still finish.

[Anonymous No.10275783]

>>10275386
that was on purpose dumbass

[Anonymous No.10275784]

>>10275739
>SF2 "feel" influenced T3
So this is why playing T3 reminds of SF2 so much despite them having different systems and inputs? Quick rounds that end in seconds, 3 specials are enough to KO an opponent, no combo counters, no super bars, no stupid gimmicks. All while 2D fighters were moving towards multi tiered super move systems and triple digit combos.

[Anonymous No.10275789]

>>10275769
>what is a dial-a-combo
Those don't need an input buffer to work

[Anonymous No.10275791]

The input buffer was made for King players

[Anonymous No.10275810]

>>10275718
>A technology demonstration (or tech demo), also known as demonstrator model, is a prototype, rough example or otherwise incomplete version of a conceivable product or future system, put together as proof of concept with the primary purpose of showcasing the possible applications, feasibility, performance and method of an idea for a new technology. They can be used as demonstrations to the investors, partners, journalists or even to potential customers in order to convince them of the viability of the chosen approach, or to test them on ordinary users.

Just because you were born way after the fact and know a new term doesn't mean the product that made it to retail and sold millions of units was a tech demo.

[Anonymous No.10275814]

>>10275810
It was a tech demo you retarded cumdumpster. Namco Sys 11 board was a literal PS1

[Anonymous No.10275891]

>>10275814
That's not what a fucking tech demo is you dumb cunt.

[Anonymous No.10275954]

>>10275720
>>10275705
T3 is where the dial a combo casualization started

[Anonymous No.10275964]

>>10275954
Wrong, 10-hitters exist since Tekken 1 and barely anyone uses them anyway because of how useless they are. T3 is no different from neither T1 nor T7 in this regard.

[Anonymous No.10276005]

>>10275591
thanks for breaking it down for us Chet

[Anonymous No.10276184]

>>10275572
Weird. Seeing zoomers shit the bed like that just reminds me what a virile, intelligent, experienced, and mentally stable middle aged man I am.

[Anonymous No.10276223]

>>10275386
>He didn't insert coins in the memory card slot to unlock all the cheats

[Anonymous No.10276314]

>>10275891
Literally the first game of the brand new tech. You’re a retard autistic cocksucker.

[Anonymous No.10276347]

>>10275386
Off-Road Challenge on N64 still had arcade prompts on the car/track menus too.

[Anonymous No.10276906]

>>10275386
It's called SOUL. Zoomers won't understand. Greyed out DLC character portraits is what they have now.

[Anonymous No.10276914]

>>10275789
An input buffer is literally, factually how they work within the game's code.

[Anonymous No.10276940]

>>10275386
it is called soul

[Anonymous No.10276979]

>>10275720
I just played some Tekken 2 for the first time since the 90s and I can't believe how hard it is. No wonder childhood strategies were just finding the strongest moves and spamming those in hopes of getting lucky. I'm still getting my shit kicked in by easy and medium CPU.
Performing 10 string combos for most characters feels impossible to me (in practice mode). Yoshimitsu is one of the few where I managed to get it done but not more than that.
With that said, I was surprised to see how "fleshed out" Lei's move set was in Tekken 2 already. I had no idea he's always had Razor Rush and you can also see the foundation for his stance work which they took to the next level in Tekken 3.

What inputs to fire his handgun?

[Anonymous No.10277085]

>>10276979
These games are extremely frustrating to finish on the hardest difficulty with every character.
I ended up reducing the matches to only 1 round instead of 2, I felt like a scrub but it was the only way I could beat the game without spending over an hour on arcade mode each time.

[Anonymous No.10278140]

>>10277085
Tekken 1 is like Street Fighter 1 or Mortal Kombat 1. Borderline kusoge not worth playing.

[Anonymous No.10278310]

>>10278140
the character victory cutscenes are more than enough reason to check it out

[Anonymous No.10278338]

>>10278140
It's fucking great and you are talking out of your own "shitty game" ass.

[Anonymous No.10278339]

>>10277085
This is the type of rawness to getting good at a hard game that I love.

[Anonymous No.10278346]

>>10276314
Which was built to a finalised stage and released for profit you dumb fuck. If developers were actually releasing 40% complete games with debug text and placeholder visuals I might actually agree with you.

[Anonymous No.10278350]

The PSX version was a pivotal arcade port for the home fighting game fan