(that footage is pretty sweet but) oh god those afterimage trails make me feel like I’m on the worst drug ever
in CE Dhalsim could K.O. himself by teleporting into his own fireball.
Dhalsim could also have 3 fireballs on screen at the same time.
lp fireball, short range teleport loop with the opponent jumping back.
if I remember correctly.
Balrog’s 1 hit K.O. from holding down 3xp or 3xk for more than 40 seconds and negative edging a special.
Chun could do spinning bird kick immediately after wall jump.
Vega could get off his chain link fence from his stage without commiting an attack. I think it was just wiggling the stick like to get out of dizzy was how to get him to jump off without committing an attack.
Ryu had 1 or 2 frames invincibility on his tatsu and his tasu went horizontal after a jump like Gouken’s of SF4
Ken had his egg beater tatsu. could also be done in air against falling opponents.
Guile could get hit by his own SB by doing lp sonic then immediately doing knee lunge over an over till he catches up with it.
I think he can actually bypass it if the opponent keeps jumping back to give him the necessary amount of distance to bypass it.
Chun could head stop continuously, hop off opponent>wall jump back onto opponent, back to head stomping. I know it works on Sagat.
fucking great game.
I<3CE
What version was this?
I’m curious about one thing: Why are Blanka and Zangief considered high-mid tiers in HF, while they are regarded as bottom tiers in ST ? What made them so good in HF ? (my question is not directly related to CE, but since we are discussing SF2 versions…)
The fuck are you crying about? I’m still waiting for Heavyweight Champ to get its props.
@jedpossum: Lol Sirlin, where’d he slither off to after HD Remix?
Sirlin is trying to make his way into the spotlight by developing for the Ouya.
He’s not part of Backbone anymore so you won’t see bad ports with tacked on re-balancing that the company didn’t ask for.
Blanka: Vertical ball hits on the way down (like Honda sumo splash) which he could use to trap
Zangief: KKK lariat is invincible to lows for entire duration
Blanka - Heavy Horizontal balls are punishable on block in ST but were safe in HF. Medium and light are easy to react to.
Gief - Was given a grab whiff animation in ST. Lost the low invincible lariat from HF.
The only people who were doing the moves incorrectly were the ones who didn’t grow up paying the games. Back then we all had our own ways of describing how to perform the moves. The most popular that I remember is how to do a dp, “press forward and do a haduken”, that’s how EVERYONE described it.
Btw ken egg beater existed in SCE as well.
Zangief’s Lariat was insanely quick, had fast recovery, solid range on his throws, and no whiff animation. He also had slightly better air attack priority.
Blanka had a upball that hit on the way up and down, which could be used for tick throws, combos, anything. His horizontal ball was a bit faster and was safe on block or hit for most matches. His pokes on the ground weren’t given that weird extended hurt box, which allows anybody in ST to counter with a high priority mid poke, like shoto cr.strong. His jump attacks were disgusting. Great range, most of his leg consisted of hit box with little to no hurt box. He could literally jump in front of Ryu at mid range whiffing j.roundhouse, and there wasn’t a goddamn thing you could do about it, unless you trained yourself to walk up with perfect timing and do a spin kick through it.
A lot of the stuff you mention were from HF, not CE.
Sorry. Its been over 20 years since I’ve played either CE or HF. so my memory fails me if it was CE or HF. They were released so close to each other timeline-wise.
It was HF I was thinking of this whole time.
so,
I</3CE
instead,
I<3HF
but CE was a great game. Just not as awesome as HF.
I only got into SSF2 for a little bit, then quit SF altogether soon after Super’s release.
I agree…in sf2ce…it was at that very same svgl we would get down back in the days…sagat was my fave . As bison…back then everyone was worth learning…and mastering…still trying to keep that guile redizzy combo …whoa boy…also footsies were born…i love me some ce.
Bring back karate champ…
Point red… two joysticks…
Sup wid it?
Name the specifics…there was at least 5 in addition to what is called rainbow edition…
U see me once in a while w my gouken at svgl…
In that area there was alot of bootleg releases…
Blankas bite…turned to ryu slow lp srk animation
Gief hopped infinite floors w lariat and could spd as long as within horizontal range…
Guile had could sb in the air…
No internet…you had to know ur shit…
And had to cover your hands w your jacket…
its interesting ken’s egg beater was taken out of the fixed jap version of CE but it was kept in HF.
at least snes HF which was called turbo.
good times in college with turbo and college mates.
Umm…
I grew up with the games… Champion Edition on Genesis gave the wrong input for Sagat’s Tiger Knee (Or maybe it was Turbo on the SNES… whichever one, I had both, but one said it was :qcf:,:uf:+:k:, which is incorrect, as it starts at :db:. As for the other moves, a lot of people that grew up with Street Fighter didn’t have access to Super Turbo and all the new moves for a while. I didn’t play Super Turbo until after Alpha 2, simply because the first time I had access to the game was when SF Collection dropped. I had a bootleg copy from Chinatown and no manual with movelists.
So it’s indifferent if you grew up with it or not, but rather whether or not you had access to ST that determined if you knew the correct inputs. Also, I don’t know if there were any other wrong notations in the SF2 manuals, but I’m wondering about it now…
SCE gave that wrong notation for Tiger Knees.
There are no specifics. It’s exactly as I said - CE that played at HF speeds.
I’ve played most of the other bootlegs. Red Wave, Rainbow, Accelerator, M series, even that World Warrior bootleg that was hacked to add the 4 bosses (Vega had a “fake” stand block animation cos it didn’t exist in WW).
In all probability it was probably a legit, damaged CE board. Or maybed it used a different or damaged quartz crystal. I dunno if incorrect DIP settings could cause this.
INFELIZMENTE QUEM FALA MAL DO JOGO SF2CE NUNCA jogou o jogo em alto nível, e não percebeu ainda como o jogo é balanceado!! claro que não é tão balanceado como as versões mais recentes,. Os principais personagens do jogo são: Ryu , Ken , Bison , Sagat, Guile, Dhalsim, zanguief, blanka.
em alto nível todos esses personagens competem apresentando uma boa luta. Claro que há lutas em que fica muitot difícil ou improvável a vitória , como por exemplo : Sagat x Zanguief ! por isso acredito na impossibilidade de um torneio com char-lock pra essa versão de Street Fighter. Mas fora isso posso garantir por ser um dos TopPlayers do Brasil, que este jogo é o pai dos jogos de Luta e merecia sim um espaço na EVO! Quem discorda com toda certeza nunca jogou este jogo em alto nível… não sabe como o jogo evoluiu, alguns por ter menos idade não conheceram a era da “febre” de sf2ce! Há ainda um motivo maior que possibilita sim a inserção desta versão na EVO ! pois há vários Topplayers espalhados por todo mundo. Engana-se quem acha que no Brasil não jogamos as versões mais atuais, e que não há bom nível nas versões mais recentes, acontece que sf2ce é famoso e tradicional, e por mais que se jogue os mais novos sf, nunca deixamos de lado o sf2ce !
Tanto que aqui temos um Site do Ranking-Br de SF2CE, um ranking exclusivo para esta versão!
Não se trata de haver versões melhores! se trata de uma tradição!
se for para falar de versões melhores e mais equilibradas, é certo de que há várias versões (HF, SSF2, SSF2T, SFA, SFA2, SFA3…) mas acredito que não há público de jogadores Top-Players apresentando um bom nível como na SF2CE !
Enfim… com a inserção de SF2CE na EVO uma coisa é garantida, Público e Jogadores de Alto nível presente nos Campeonatos! [ Lucro Certo para os EVO-Staff’s 
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Ps.: Pra quem não acredita que este é jogo requer muita inteligência , habilidade e estratégia, além de possui muitos segredos ! só quem joga pode falar, e eu , por jogar todas as versões, posso falar que CE não é um jogo Ultrapassado, tanto que ainda hoje mais de 20 anos após o lançamento, ainda se descobre muitos segredos e estratégias… só quem joga e conhece o jogo profundamente sabe!
A nova geração nem se quer pensa em conhecer o jogo, acha perda de tempo, mas é só a premiação para os 3 primeiros da EVO ser maior que SSFIVAE. Aposto que desta forma, até quem esqueceu como se joga esta versão, voltaria a treinar com afinco!