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Kids will never know how much work it took to try and get a ultra combo on this
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#todayskidswillneverknow
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It was kinda easy to pull off with Cinder..
Every time I played with him dudes were catching that "Ultra, Ultra, Ultra" combo. I think it was sum Cray like 92 hits
Every time I played with him dudes were catching that "Ultra, Ultra, Ultra" combo. I think it was sum Cray like 92 hits
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You could basically do an unlimited Ultra Combo with Cinder. My friend used to go to every arcade around town and get the highest score
Man I was so hyped when that game came out in the arcade and it said it was running on Ultra 64 and that the home version was gonna be the same but when they finally came out with the N64 it wasn't even close to the arcade quality.
Man I was so hyped when that game came out in the arcade and it said it was running on Ultra 64 and that the home version was gonna be the same but when they finally came out with the N64 it wasn't even close to the arcade quality.
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Man, speaking of quarters.
Kids now will never know what the original multiplayer lobby was..
Putting your quarter up on the edge of the screen dictated who had the next match
No online lobbies. No trolls. No lagging.
If you was trash, it was exploited with the quickness. If there was a group/mob playing, you had to wait 4-5 matches before you could play again. ESPECIALLY on the SF/MVC2 machines.
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Summer of 1993 I was in Myrtle Beach going to the movies to watch the release of What's Love Got To Do With It
drinking Pepsi Clear while this was playing on the radio waves
drinking Pepsi Clear while this was playing on the radio waves
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Or let Cinder disappear [emoji]128064[/emoji][emoji]128064[/emoji] mad hits!!
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didn't read through the thread hopefully I didn't make a double post 
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Bring back sprite remix >:
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T Lo Sweater
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Them dam jnco jeans man lmfaoooo
I remember those. All the weird kids in school would wear those with the high top black boots
I remember those. All the weird kids in school would wear those with the high top black boots
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Indeed. I always felt like kids rocking those had potential to shoot the school up so I made it a point to be nice to them
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Final fight..probably one of my favorite games ever..
Also can't forget about this:
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Man, speaking of quarters.
Kids now will never know what the original multiplayer lobby was..
Putting your quarter up on the edge of the screen dictated who had the next match
No online lobbies. No trolls. No lagging.
If you was trash, it was exploited with the quickness. If there was a group/mob playing, you had to wait 4-5 matches before you could play again. ESPECIALLY on the SF/MVC2 machines.
The props you get when you beat everyone in the crowd of people waiting to play you next >>
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Or button mashing them getting a shoryuken or fireball to come out and everyone asks how you did that
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T Lo Sweater
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Na, u were that cat we didn't want on sticks. Button mashing?
Yeah man. I was a young buck churning that butter on the sticks
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All of this right here! SF2 was (and still is) serious business. That feeling you get when people asked how to do the fatalities in MK. Humblebraggingtons at their finest.
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Bruh, you must be around my age (3
. I had my boys shook with my King Slender steeze. *back breaker* *back breaker* *pile driver* it's a wrap son.
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Bruh, you must be around my age (3
Oh hell yeah..I'm 37..I was always King Slender cause he looked like Ric Flair..I was a NWA guy back in the 80's, so he was my #1 choice every time..My older brother was always Starman, but I'd beat him every time and he'd get mad and turn the game off..
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I grew up in St albans, Far Rock, shadyville, and Springfield. Queens made sure you didnt grow up too hard or too soft in the 90s
