@MMAHistoryToday @nickdiaz209 Wow he was more a kicker early on. During his ufc run(s) welterweight was stacked with wrestlers, so makes sense he changed tactics
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Don't know how I got here but I like it.
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20 years ago today,
@NickDiaz209 returned to Stockton, California & defeated Ray Steinbeiss.
Look at Nick's kicking technique in this video.
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It would be cool to do this in fighting games, but outside of maybe tekken, its just too easy
iiTzTimmy@iiTzTimmy
Lowest to Highest Rank. 7 FPS Games. Gaming Marathon.
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Cable TimeFlip (5X). Positioning/timing is key so that the super hits directly (to trigger the extension) as opposed to just the OTG. Tricky.
#cable #mvc2 #marvelvscapcom2 #marvel #fgc
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I can be negative about SF6 sometimes but I have to say, SF6's netcode is pure wizardry.
I played a match in world warrior today in Albuquerque against a guy from Anchorage AK and the games were completely fine and playable.
That's actually insane. Dunno how they make it work.
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I find it realy interesting that people don't talk a whole lot about the trend in newer fighting games where punishing unsafe moves just gives you a free counter hit state like the guaranteed damage wasn't a good enough reward, especially on moves that are negative a billion
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@animathias I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to, given it's reputation. Feels like dark souls in a small way
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I always liked Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. The criticisms are very valid, but I think the core game is quite fun for the NES.
The translation holds it back a ton, which is a shame. It also gets brutally difficult in Death Mountain.
The dungeon theme is a classic #RetroGaming
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Trying to get my Fighting Game trash talk up to Jordan’s level.
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Question to my FGC class of 2009😎
For those of you who have/had actively traveled to events, how many total people do you think you have met?
Do you think you've met more people than one normal person would have in a lifetime? Something I've been thinking about.
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@thaGaGaGuy I'm from one of the eras before 09 but it's still interesting to ponder. As far as people directly spoken to, easily in the hundreds. And I may be underestimating that.
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@arielhelwani Dana like: thats what you get for hurting my feelings in that interview... here's a bonus chimaev
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Khamzat kicks Sean. Hard to say where it landed, but it definitely landed
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Generic Fighter: Maybe might be the next move lol. (Free beta test on stream/ astrobardgames.itch.io/generic-fighte…
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Reminder: Retro Revival Online is tonight with Street Fighter Alpha 2!
🕗 Check in starts at 8:00 PM ET
🎮 Games begin at 8:30 PM ET
Sign up at start.gg/retrorevivalon…
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@Rocketto_Candy I wish i could go back and pick it up from myself 😄
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@ColossusMVC2 Man I wish I coulda picked that up from you! Along with all the other CPS boards that were cheap at the time.
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This is an awesome piece of history! I sold a Alien vs Predator Big Blue for $95 around that time, among others. The industry as a whole was moving more into merch games, and bar/arcade business model. Old games weren't making the money to justify maintenance and repair.
ARCADESHOCK @SOUTHBAY MEGA MIXER APRIL 25TH@ArcadeShock
The very last Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike CPS3 kit that shipped out from Capcom’s Coin-Op Division in 2003. A little history behind this piece. In 2003, the same year we opened ARCADESHOCK, we purchased the remaining inventory from Capcom Coin-Op’s arcade division — roughly 650 total CPS2, CPS3, Naomi and JAMMA kits. We then offered them online directly to the public. At that time, complete CPS2 kits were selling for around $120 - $150. Sounds unbelievable today, but back then these were simply “used arcade games” to most people. A handful of collectors immediately understood the opportunity and purchased every title they could while inventory lasted. Looking back now, those purchases would become some of the most valuable and historically important arcade releases in the hobby. This particular 3rd Strike kit represents the end of an era — one of the final CPS3 kits to ever leave Capcom’s arcade distribution channel.
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