Street Fighter 2: Ken vs Chun Li -- Pure PWNAGE! (video)

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krunchykrome

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Well, it was quite a comeback, but nothing at all to yell about. I've had better comebacks in Madden and Mortal Kombat.
 
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Tiamat

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Originally posted by: kaymin
i must've seen this and posted 50 times.
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I think its closer to 11 times. Definitely a feat very difficult to accomplish. After 2 hrs of trying to full parry chunli's super in practice mode, I only was successful in parrying the first 2 groups before the last kick. This was 2 successful attempts out of 200.
 
ElFenix

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that doesn't look like SF2 to me. looks like a later version.
 
BrunoPuntzJones

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Originally posted by: MBrown
I don't see the big deal.
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Street Fighter 3 Alpha I think. It's one of the Dreamcast ones.

And it's not like in SF2 where you just push back to block. Parrys require a counter move, not just holding back. He's having to time every parry as it happens.
 
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Originally posted by: BrunoPuntzJones
Originally posted by: MBrown
I don't see the big deal.
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Street Fighter 3 Alpha I think. It's one of the Dreamcast ones.

And it's not like in SF2 where you just push back to block. Parrys require a counter move, not just holding back. He's having to time every parry as it happens.
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In that case it is quite a feat to accomplish and the audience realises this and praises him for it, especially kicking her ass and finishing her off afterwards.
 
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sisq0kidd

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"The audience is flipping out because Ken has to block each one of Chun Li's kicks individually and with perfect timing. Also, they've each had a 12-pack of Mountain Dew and someone thought they saw a girl."

ROFL!
 
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AkumaX

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Originally posted by: PeeluckyDuckee
Originally posted by: BrunoPuntzJones
Originally posted by: MBrown
I don't see the big deal.
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Street Fighter 3 Alpha I think. It's one of the Dreamcast ones.

And it's not like in SF2 where you just push back to block. Parrys require a counter move, not just holding back. He's having to time every parry as it happens.
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In that case it is quite a feat to accomplish and the audience realises this and praises him for it, especially kicking her ass and finishing her off afterwards.
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It's Street Fighter 3: Third Strike.

The big deal is that he has no life. If he blocks a special move or super move, he dies (since blocking either chips away at life).

Normally, when you block, you press "Back" (or Left, assume we're 1P). What he's doing instead is he's "Parrying", or pressing Right (as in, you just walked right into a punch, kick, fireball). If you press Right precisely the moment that the opponent is hitting you, you parry and don't lose life. So he parried all 13 kicks (tapped the joystick in the direction of the attack 13 times, precisely at the interval of every kick) from Chun-Li. Go him.
 
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b0mbrman

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Originally posted by: sisq0kidd
"The audience is flipping out because Ken has to block each one of Chun Li's kicks individually and with perfect timing. Also, they've each had a 12-pack of Mountain Dew and someone thought they saw a girl."

ROFL!
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Yup. That made it worth it right there

As for the video...I've watched it twice and figure I'd be more impressed if I played video games more :eek:
 
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