Ideas, expansion in the Super turbo scene for newcomers and dropouts, party, I’m a mid-30s player and want to see this scene grow in the FGC.
I have no hope for capcom and their mediocre releases. This is about ST players.
It’s a 3-step program:
- Booze;
- Hoes;
- Profit!
This EVO had a ~60% increase in entrants over last year. And I believe last year had an increase over the previous year. So we’re seeing a growing trend. Sounds like a given that the theme of next year’s EVO will be a 20th anniversary extravaganza. I can’t wait!
Great results. I’m going to NL this friday before you head south Damdai. I’m Kice you spoke to.
I remember. I’ll try and make it 1 more time before I go. Don’t think this Friday though. Way too hot this week. Hopefully next Friday is a little cooler.
What would it take to get an arcade-perfect, internationally released port of ST to the next gen consoles with GGPO netcode?
It might take the 20th anniversary of ST and…possibly a miracle. (I’m not religious but I pray to the World Warrior Gods everyday lol.)
Drinks on me today at Next Level. West coast players get a double dose for traveling far east here. XD
We have a handful of players going today. Let’s go west coast ST players, you can do it. Ha
@blitz, wishful thinking at this point. Based on capcom’s reputation, they’re likely to mess it up as many of the original cps1/2 developers are gone after 20 years. Times have changed unfortunately in the fighting scene where fighting games was massively popular in the early 90s.
But ST is a buggy game itself with slowdown stages affecting gameplay timing to begin with.
I’m hooked on ST HDR graphics artwork by Udon. It is hard to let go, but I still play it.
I’ve always heard that the orignal ST code has been lost/destroyed/whatever and that all ports are based on the Dreamcast code.
I think we should plan something as players for the 20th anniversary, since no one is going to do it for us.
isnt the whole code saved forever in every Board/ROM?
Not really the code: you find binary stuff there. You can get code out of it by relating the opcodes with the assembly code.
It’s like trying to figure out the exact recipe from a finished meal, it doesn’t really work like that.