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1 2 3

3 4 5 = D-PAD (2=up, 7=down, 3=left, 5=right,etc)

6 7 8

A=Square, B=triangle, K=circle, G=X

well I know lots of stuff for Kilik but as for cervantes and tira, not so much.

Kilik has a good amount of exploitive moves to induce a critical finisher. I think the most effective ones are probaly his Raven slaughter (7 7, B) then wait for oponent to ukemi then do 3, A+B or 5, A+B.

you can also try starting the round with 7, A+K, it's a good sweeping move and the comp usualy falls for it. Also, if you realy want to punish you oponent for blocking you could try his Festival of the Damned throw-launcher (785 A+G, 35 A, 36785 B).

You guys are giving up too easily. Was FFXIII really the be-all-end-all for you? Sony is doing all they can with there rising software sales and the sucess of MGS4 but the minute FFXIII goes multi-platform there done for?

C'mon guys, this is rediculous. Final Fantasy is a great series but there is more to RPG's than that (and more to video games for that matter). I own a 360 as well but I never favored it more than my PS3, not ever and this hasn't changed my mind. There are other games to be made, other exclusives to be had. Have more faith in Sony, don't count them out just because they couldn't hold on to one exclusive. Besides, it's not like you won't be able to play it. Remeber, the only reason the PS2 dominated over the original Xbox was because of software sales even though the grafix were inferior. If you want more exclusives, buy games for the system you support that's the only way major developers like Square Enix will know what system sells games.

Hmm... I don't really agree that it's the "casual" gamers' fault for watered down games. I understand the point your trying to make but making games non-inclusive means there is no room for your audience to grow and in gaming that is never a good thing. take the fighting game market for example: although there are a lot of high end titles like Street fighter and Soul Calibur being realeased, each new iteration caters to the same audience that its had for years. Its not to say that these are bad games (I'm a big fan of both!:lol:) but if you haven't been playing them at this point your probably not going to anytime soon.

Sure maybe games like GRID aren't as challenging as you would want them to be but it lets more people enjoy them. Long live gaming! :D

[QUOTE="Sykosis86"]Wow the game hasn't been released yet but already the fanboys are taking cheap shots. It almost makes me hope this game gets a bad score.Vyse_Legends

I'm just here to make up stupid reasons.:P

I meant for the guy posting this. You're cool Vyse, keep up the the good work. :P

This actually brings up a good subject for me. The current arcade joints on the market (or whats left of it) are not full of Street Fighter 2 and Centipede machines (they might have them but those wouldn't be the reason I'd go). They're full of 3rd Strike machines, MvC2, Time Crisis 4,...etc. I realize that most of those games have already been released on the current consoles and some obviously out of the question for downloads. I just feel that if XBLA should concider this since they obviously have "arcade" in the name. I think instead of investing in Street fighter II over and over again Capcom could throw in MvC2, 3rd strike or something current.

This is why I agree with your statement. One, it would sell. Two, more people would be playing it.

I'm soooo happy that there are other people on this earth who know about that game.