LET ME TEACH YOU HOW TO BEAT SF1 ARCADE MODE
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Hey all! On today's video, I play through the Street Fighter 1 arcade mode! I know this can be a very difficult game to learn, such as understanding that this game is DIFFERENT than normal SF games That's why I'm here to teach you guys how to properly input moves that may be difficult for a lot of people to learn. Let me know in the comments if this video helps you guys!
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Seeing someone do the special moves so consistently is honestly jaw dropping
Button input, even though it can be done, it's hard as hell to put in to pull off with d-pad. But yeah it is jaw dropping. I watched a video where they modded the game to give them super moves.
E-XE-CU-TION
I be playing street fighter and i cant say the amount of times ive stuffed DP
How????
@@Gesuselsaviour you negative edge your specials. The game becomes easy after that
Lore-friendly ending there, giving Sagat his scar with a Shoryuken. XD
XD
Lol I have a bad habit of fishing for dragon punch KO's on sagat.
It doesnt feel like a win otherwise.
@@ssheeessh I thought I was the only one 😂😂😂👍!!!
@@TalDreamcast fax
The moment where Ryu carved a scar in Sagat's chest should've taken place during his ending in SFA1.
I'm always amazed at how Capcom got Street Fighter 2 out of this. I've never seen such a drastic improvement in a sequel before or since.
Yeah, kids born after 1991 will never know how huge SF2 was both in the arcade and for the arcade market overall.
I spent like an hour to beat this game. Birdie, Adon, and Sagat really gave me the headache. But the biggest enemy is the control 😆
Before combos became a fighting game standard, special attacks were brutal.
Fatal Fury did the same thing when that game was released. It was high difficulty, high reward, as intended by the creator of both SF1 and FF1.
@@dogg-paws Even the first two Mortal Kombat games were like this. Specials did massive damage compared to normals.
@@dogg-paws Sorry I'm having ptsd flashbacks of me being kicked out of a window by Geese Howard
@Jonathan Fakhoury special moves in SF1 have very strict inputs, way stricter than today, and I mean waaay stricter.
@Jonathan Fakhoury It's not that the actual motion itself is difficult- it's _(like @Sam said)_ that the input timing is very strict and finicky. Many seasoned SFII _(etc)_ players find hadouken/srk difficult on SF1.
I've owned this arcade board since 1994, and only found out how to pull out the moves successfully TODAY! Lol Great video, thanks!
When SFII came out, the machine (singular) at my local arcade was always busy. One day I noticed the single cabinet in a take-away on the walk home from school suddenly had six buttons and no one was playing it. I walked in trying to look cool and unexcited (a hard thing for a teenage boy), dropped my coins in the slot without really looking at the screen and... entered a world of disappointment and confusion.
Now that is what I call funny!
I love how Ryu did all the ass kicking whilst wearing his Red slippers 😊
Ended the fight with a shoryuken... Canon
Doin It Off 1 Hit👊🏾Is Even More Satisfying
(Especially When Ryu🥋Uses Energy
On Perfecting His Hado From Me✊🏾)
There actually are mods that allow you to play as the other characters. You should definitely do a video on that!
One more tip: on the brick-breaking bonus stages, just start tap-tap-tapping so that your attack comes out immediately upon getting control. Since the "TIMING" bar starts out full, you'll hit it with full power every time.
Still have fun every now and then running through this. Though I've found that there will always be those times that Adon, Sagat, Birdie, or even someone else will surprisngly and quickly eff you up no matter how good you get at the negative edge, preventing the 1CC.
I played this in an arcade when it released. It had pressure sensitive buttons. Supposedly the harder you hit them the harder Ryu hit. After going crazy on it, I missed the button and punched the machine. My hand was a mess but fortunately not broken. XD
Wasn't as lucky to find a pressure button machine, but I did find a soccer game with pads to kick for shots. It was fun until the owner told us to cut it out because we were making too much noise (I mean if you don't like the noise the machine makes why bring it in the first place?).
Oh thats why in smash you have to press harder for light, medium, heavy
I only got to play one with the buttons. There are probably a thousand stories just like that. "Just punch the machines really fast" was not a great idea.
Justin wong was relax the game with no issues despite it lost to birdie twices.
Maximilian dood on the other hand is struggling to beat & get out this game.
You can kill with a single DP, but it's extremely rare. It has to hit 4 times, and the only time that happens is when a character like Lee does his charging-forward move and the effed up collision detection effs up more than usual allowing you to get the 4th hit. Otherwise the max is 3hit, 95% damage. You know, sissy damage.
Birdie just did the first combo in video game history
Those weren’t combos, they were resets with style ;)
I didn't realize how many characters were brought back from this game.
It’s crazy some originals
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7 with Ryu and Ken.
@@robsonmartiliano73518 with retsu now in sf6 9 if you count Mike as balrog
I've played this game a few times and could never pull off those special moves. Thanks for the explanation.
This video is AWESOME! Thank You so much! Because of your valuable advice, I finally beat this freaking game that was plaguing & mocking me for over 30 years! THANK YOU!!!!
WHAT VIDEO!
BUT DON'T FORGET THERE ARE MANY UA-camRS LIKE YOU ALL OVER THE WORLD!
YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO LEARN BEFORE YOU UPLOAD. TRY AGAIN, KIDDO!
Keep the nostalgia up J-dawg. There are so many fighting games out there that people dont know about. Im glad its you thats bringing it Peace.
When I was a kid during the ''bit wars'' it was all SF2 SF2 SF2, I never really thought to ask ''Where is SF1??'' So I of course did research and found this very uh, interesting game. It is kinda a guilty pleasure of mine now, the characters really have personality lol
Ok time to go beat this game now since I haven't done it in 34 years. Thanks J!
"if you do the motion slow it comes out" - Justin.
"Negative edging is the secret"
Justin is pretty good at this game. man, i spent 40 something minutes trying to beat this game. let's go Justin!
"HHhhhhhhhhuuemmmmmmmmmmmmmm"-- Justin Wong 2021
I remember playing the hell out of this way way WAY back in the day... got pretty consistent with the specials too. Tatsu is in the game as well but it isn't that good. Fireballs come out pretty consistently with just a half circle forward, DP was best done d,df,f,d,df and tap punch twice (didn't know about negative edge back in the day)... everyone wondered why you had to press it twice...
And you beat sagat with a DP, so you follow the SF canon! great job
Cool, I'd love to see you tackle more games with impossible specials, like the first Art of Fighting.
They’re not too hard on AoF 1. But Fatal Fury 1 requires specific techniques to do the moves 100% just like SF1 does.
@@cardsharpHS Fatal Fury 1 was the other one I was thinking of. But in AoF, I remember the super being borderline impossible to pull off.
Ff1 & Aof1 are made by the same people who developped SF1, which is why they have the tight controls and the oddly small playable roster in single player
Art of Fighting 1 and Fatal Fury 1 are a lot like Street Fighter 1 in that it wasn't really designed - gameplay-wise - to be a true 1-on-1 fighting game, but it was almost like a boss rush of a beat 'em up instead. That's why you have the small roster and most characters seem to be able to break the rules that should exist.
Impossible specials? they were mad simple in the arcade.. I guess harder on a pad and defiitely problematic on touchscreen.
I remember vividly playing Street Fighter 1 in of all places, The Sears basement(where I think you would go to pick up catalog orders). They had the 6 button version and I LOVED this game. My mind was blown the first time I accidentally did a fireball...it was so rare, I questioned if it really happened.
I also thought for years I was the only one who remembered SF1 after SF2 came out since no one ever mentioned SF1 in the 90s.
So much nostalgia for this game!
This should be a testament to how good you are because I could never.
This game became dumb easy once I found out negative edge was a thing. I just DP'd my way to victory
Thanks for the help I’m been dying to beat this beast since my childhood thanks master Wong
Dude I'm so glad I found this vid I just beet street fighter 1 for 1st time thank you for uploading this vid
With the DP to scar the chest at the end. Nice.
I would like a remake of the original Street Fighter.
Just keeping the arranged soundtrack from the PC Engine port.
The AST is awesome.
I love Joe's theme in that version
Well played Justin, you put that scar on sagat's chest, the rest is history
Back in the days when a fireball took almost 1/2 of your opponents health. And then Sagat is even more ridiculous 🙄
Back in the late 80s I took out Sagat with one dragon punch on a 6 button version of the game. When the round started I immediately did the DP and he immediately charged at me and the DP connected 3 times. The round timer stopped at 99. It never happened again after that. I think it's possible to take out Birdie the same way since he also charges very fast with the head butt. I have KO'd Birdie with one DP numerous times back then but not with 99 left on the timer. It's worth noting that the Dragon Punch cannot be blocked in SF1. It also can still connect when the animation shows Ryu is facing away from the opponent in mid air.
I've also KO'd Gen with one DP numerous times because he often comes at you quickly. Gen has a move where he has both arms extended down low and the Dragon Punch won't connect when he's doing it. And Geki's stars bounce off of you with a metallic sound when doing a DP. Now that I think about it, I played it so much back then I think I have KO'd every opponent with one DP at least once. For the opponents that don't charge at you fast you need to be right up against them sometimes for the DP to connect 3 times. Those were very lucky circumstances though.
I couldn't DP consistently. It was probably 50/50 chance my inputs would work because I didn't know exactly what the inputs were supposed to be. Birdie is a good candidate for a one DP KO because he's tall, increasing the chance for the 3 connects. It's strange that the DP can't be blocked and sometimes the CPU will still come at you after you've executed the move and still in the animation. I think it's this lack of AI, if you will, that facilitates one DP KOs. I mean the CPU gets hit, often registering as 2 hits if you're close enough, and they come right back at you getting hit a 3rd time and lights out.
last time I played, sagat kept me for about an hour of retries
I remember watching 2 guys playing this games on arcade. One of them keep spinning the stick and other pressed the button. That was the only way they could do supers
I'd like to see more of these characters in Street Fighter VI.
I really want Joe
Dudes been on the bench for too long
I wish you made this video before Maximillian did and he watched it and got some pointers LOL.. Watching his playthrough of this was painful haha, the AI just destroyed him ;p
I love how Yie-Air Kung Fu has often a more fluid animation than Street Fighter I.
I remember the fan theory that the castle in Eagle's stage is the same castle found in Cammy's stage. What came out of that theory?
still remember that evo chun li super parry my man ill never forget that.
9:46 canon finish
I use to spam tatsus for the win. That move is an instant kill, if the opponent gets hit by it fully.
Yeah, I wondered myself why he didn’t even do it once. It can one-hit kill like DP can.
Cancellable specials from normals were an accidental glitch in SF2. It was not an intended feature, but it led to combos which are now of course a staple for fighting games.
They weren't exactly a glitch- but they were possible because the frame requirements to do special moves were softened up.
The negative edge thing isn't necessary. It does make them easier but the most important thing is to do the motions more slowly and deliberately. You can't "flick" them out like in later games. Most common problem is as soon as people start getting rushed down they panic and do the motions too fast. Another problem is the game briefly goes SUPER slow motion after a fireball hits on some characters (but not on block). You have to adjust your timing to start the next FB motion accordingly. Lastly, DP is both 100 percent invincible and hits on the way up AND down. It's always the move to use when you're in trouble. You can DP across the whole screen and beat it that way if you want. Justin didn't do that because it would be a boring video. DP does the same damage as FB but can sometimes hit twice (it's kind of random). On a few characters like Birdie it can even hit a 3rd time. I beat Birdie with 97 left on the clock.
Man, it took me forever to beat Sagat. I beat this game once in the SF Collection for the trophy, though never again.
Bro, Tatsus are the real MVP in this game. It hits more than once and pretty much kills if you get 2 or 3 hits. Put them boys in the paper shredder. lol
I see you're already starting playing through Kusoges
Birdie's combos are damaging.
Turbo-mode pad I've used back in the day to complete Honda trials in sf4 has turned out to be the most reliable method for beating sf1 arcade by far. Just set lp to turbo and mashed qcf all the way through
The biggest help I got from this video was that big red arrow in the thumbnail. Thanks Jwong
Love your channel bro
Why is this guys face sooo familiar?! ... I swear I’ve seen him somewhere 🤔
Notice that there are no chest scar on Sagat, first time facing Ryu. For combos, the Dragon Punch can double and triple hit.
I wonder why capcom never bothered to fix the special move inputs in this game. Or even tried to remake this game entirely.
Seriously. Out of all the Street Fighter games this one needs the most improvement
I would like a remake of the original Street Fighter
Joe, Retsu and Geki are my favorites
@@meganinten0078 - That was my dream game for years back in the day. I always hoped that after Alpha they’d do a full SF 1 remake. With all new graphics and sounds, redone characters and moves lists, added supers, new game system with combos, redrawn backgrounds and remixed music, more story and of course the ability to play the complete cast. Man, it would have been so sick.
@@cardsharpHS Same.
Sadly, I don't think that would happen.
At least we have the fans who are making awesome fan remakes and at least SFV acknowledge SF1 in some way.
It has zero competitive value and next to zero casual value so it wouldn't sell much either way other than as a curiosity.
I swear man I was so close to throwing my nintendo switch on the ground. Adons Akuma demon flip dive kick rush down so cheap! Took 20x to beat him!
I think a good analogy is that SF1 is to Donkey Kong as SF2 is to Super Mario Bros.; the former games were pioneers in laying the foundation that the latter games built and perfected on. I just don't think anyone want to go back to the original mechanics however.
the original donkey Kong is still pretty good though unlike this trash heap
@@GetShrekd Nah, the mechanics of the original DK won't be missed. If they brought it back it wouldn't review well, not unlike SF1.
@@dogg-paws they brought back donkey Kong as a remaster and it has an 82 on MC. So, that's not true
@@GetShrekd That's because they heavily altered the physics compared to the arcade original. What you say simply isn't true.
@@dogg-paws what the fuck are you even talking about can you even prove that
2:38 loved this part
Love watching Justin play fighting games against cpus than people. Especially when he's shocked at what CPU characters can do, like Birdie!
Bro, play Xmen Mutant Academy 2, it has nice combos.
After this game, Geki died, Birdie became black and Lee is alcoholic now.
I am not joking.
Birdie had revitaligo XD
@@kaceejones2282 Probably 😂
He has changed a lot over the years.
@@meganinten0078 I love how in Alpha, Birdie just says he was pale from being sick.
I always beat this game by Shoryureppa-ing back-to-back-to-back across the screen. The CPU can’t do shit to that.
😆
I was playing this yesterday
Maxmillian dood could've used this a while ago lol
No doubt, I never checked out SF1 but I got the impression that SF2 started Negative Edge. I guess they were considering making things generous early on.
I couldnt get anywhere close to beating the first guy. He makes it look easy peazy.
I'm pretty sure I've been combo'd by Sagat before. On round start he did tiger knee tiger shot, was pretty much 100% damage and couldn't block in between
Justin I did it I finally did it after 7 total hours between last night and today I beat SAGAT because of you :'( hardest trophy I ever fucking earned in my life
Flanders head over that Birdie fight background 🤣
Maximilian Dood: Years of academy training wasted!
8:08 cool bonus song. It plays slow then fast.
I usually do double motion while spamming the punch button. It usually works out.
9:05 Justin is a wizard
For the life of my I could not get negative edge to work so I just spammed QCF over and over while mashing punch and that got me all the way through the game.
Is funny how we have to think about the Negative Edge to ACTUALLY do the special moves in this game, it was fun back in the day at the arcade I was used to play how I eventually figured that out and being able to reach Adon and Sagat with ease overall, again, the game for me was fun, but even I CAN'T DENY how crappy it is by the fighting game standards that started (pretty much) with it's sequel with it's original World Warrior version.
Amazing video. Remind me to the child hood time
Fun fact: Joe and Mike are the two dudes brawling in the intro screen to Street Fighter 2.
To my knowledge they haven't been in a Street Fighter since.
Edit: lol and I'm wrong after all. New fun fact, I'm a moron.
I think Capcom released bios stating they are Scott and Max.
@@eben3357 oh my God. I was lied to. Just checked and you're right. ;_;
Thanks for the correction
@@srsgoblin It would have been cool if they were from SF1 for continuity but Capcom often responds to fan theories and ideas. Just look at Akuma, biggest April Fools' joke created by EGM (1993) based on fan theories, who then goes on to become a fan fave after being added to the roster in 1994. The turbo modes are also an American tournament idea too based on the bootleg versions of the games coming out of Hong Kong etc. This 'feedback' would also be integrated into the official versions later on.
Oh I remember this at the bowling alley wear I'm from it was insane trying to get one move out at all 😂 😂
I didn't beat this game with special moves, I did it with MASSIVE save-scumming
There is no chip damage in sf1 when blocking, so our method was always to get our life bar just above the enemy then sit and block in the corner until time ran out. Superior cheese.
Yo when Mike automatically went behind Ryu I had an automatic flashback lmao rofl.
Worked too good with Mike.
Hit with one tiny punch, run in corner, cheese his life away.
Bro he saying “alright” not “hold dat” lmao 😂
He’s actually saying “OHHHHHH RYT!!!” but we know what he meant
OMG HE ACTUALLY DID A SF1 VID!
I played this and i couldn't do a simple fireball and it was driving me crazy! I started mashing the directional pad just to get one out
Thank you Justin. I’ve owned Street Fighter for a long time and couldn’t for the life of me why I couldn’t pull off the Hadoukens and Shoryukens. How come you didn’t use the Tatsumakisenpaikyaku though?
I knew negative edge was the trick to pulling off specials, but didn't know about the timing. I'm gonna have to experiment with this game some more.
Late to the party here but I remember playing this in a local arcade where they replaced the fierce punch button(s?) with a giant rubber button that you were supposed to smash with your fist to use it.
You should try the fan remake of SF1. Ah, if only they made that game that way, originally. SF2 may have had different characters in it. AI needs refining in that game, but seems good for pvping.
Birdie is my favorite one off goon that Kenshiro killed. If I have learned anything about the 80s it’s that we wouldn’t have the current form of beatemups and fighters without The Fist of The North Star. Double Dragon and Street Fighter were both visibly inspired by the series with Birdie being an HnK style goon and in later games Ryu sharing the same early childhood as the protagonist of HnK. Plus we wouldn’t have Akuma and Satsui No Hado without the second part of Hokuto no Ken which is probably the inspiration for the bearded Ryu skin in SFV. I could keep going but my phone might die soon.
Master Justin , please teach us your incredible chun li fighting style...
I'm trying to beat this, too, and I can get Fireballs fairly consistently, but it feels kinda useless against the rushdowns, and I can't get DPs anywhere near consistent.
It feels kinda insane how passive Eagle was while fighting Justin. When I fought him, he usually blocked like 3 fireballs, before locking me in the corner with infinite lariats. IoI
I tried to leave a special comment, but I didn't negative edge the button ☹
I beat it for the achievement on 30th by literally just repeatedly qcfing and double tapping punch
What do you mean with "negative"? Still don't understand how to properly do the special moves. I rarely manged to do a shouryuken, hadoukens are more easy (but still problematic) to perform.
Just got to DP for the win.
Yo. Who is in EMP these days??
@@CptJumper Sanford, Jeron, KDZ, RougeYoshi, Sinji, Wes, DragonGod, Blood Red, The Game, Xecutioner, etc. but those are just the fighters.
I love SF1. Great memories of the six button cab at a local pizza place I used to go to as a kid. Sorely underrated too.
I really hate it when people say street fighter 1 is crap street fighter 1 is awesome full stop
good to see adon again , sick character.
The thumbnail for this video gets me everytime.
If you thought that was tough tried either the native turbo graphic 16 version of fighting streets or the wiiware version of that exact same game. I could do dragon punches and fireballs with Ryu about 50 to 80% of the time anytime I command it in the arcade version but in the home version I never let out one when I wanted to.
How could the arcade version, which is notoriously tough until you know the specials be easier than the home version where you can't even do specials well. I think I only done it once or twice by accident.
That's either the turbo graphics CD version of fighting streets or the wiiware version of that same game.