I am finding SFIV really, really hard, even on really easy i am losing. I'm not a great beat em up player but have played a lot of SF games before and never got owned so badly....AzelKosMos
My recommendation is to play the hardest level you can. It will refine you and build your skills quicker. I started out on "hardest" and had to back it down to just "hard". I beat it after 6 hours. 3.5 of those hours was fighting the final boss SETH.
Also, get an arcade stick. It makes all the difference in the world. Go with Hori.
So I beat Arcade today on "Hard" mode. I fought Seth over 3 hours and right before I gave up and turned it off, I gave my 5 year old the controller and told him to knock himself out (he's a huge Fighter fan).
He beat Seth on Hard Mode on his first try and won the game.
If a game will not with the NES Advantage, then it is unworthy to play. Konami really screwed up when they didn't make MGS IV compatible with it. I hope that Capcom doesn't make that same mistake. It could cost them their entire business.
id say grab the TE immediately... this stick will go down in history.
EmyrsII
I agree. It will go down in history.....as the biggest con in arcade stick history. Their SFIV fightpads are already malfunctioning and these TE sticks aren't even on the market yet. Who cares who designed it. I know who those guys are. Who cares if genuine high grade arcade components are in it. It's still manufactured, housed, and put together by MadCatz with MadCatz's same old junky circuitry. The buttons, joystick and ball aren't the only components of an arcade stick. The rest of the materials are MADCATZ.....and it is put together by MadCATZ.
I feel like Noah warning everyone about the rain. Stay away from that TE stick n00bs.
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