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Peanut · 01-21-2009, 11:03 PM

I don't see how that could even be remotely possible. Fireballs are the easiest move to pull off in SF, or any fighting game, it's the same movement as Scorpion's teleport attack in UMK3, yet I could pull that off without a hitch every single time, using either analog or the pad. How about fireballs in either of the two versions of SFII on XBLA? Both extremely easy to pull off.

If the game even remotely resembles any kind of fighting game, IN ANY WAY, it's not going to be "almost impossible" to pull off a fireball. I'll chalk it up, once again, to fighting game elitists and their need to whack off all over arcade sticks.

Specifically, 1up had a SFIV game night last week, and when asked if it was possible to play effectively with a gamepad, the answer was yes. It's just that fighting game fans and serious players should probably invest in a stick.

01-21-2009, 11:03 PM	#95
Peanut Second Gear Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: The New World Posts: 15,422	I don't see how that could even be remotely possible. Fireballs are the easiest move to pull off in SF, or any fighting game, it's the same movement as Scorpion's teleport attack in UMK3, yet I could pull that off without a hitch every single time, using either analog or the pad. How about fireballs in either of the two versions of SFII on XBLA? Both extremely easy to pull off. If the game even remotely resembles any kind of fighting game, IN ANY WAY, it's not going to be "almost impossible" to pull off a fireball. I'll chalk it up, once again, to fighting game elitists and their need to whack off all over arcade sticks. Specifically, 1up had a SFIV game night last week, and when asked if it was possible to play effectively with a gamepad, the answer was yes. It's just that fighting game fans and serious players should probably invest in a stick.