Weird Street Fighter Games | Part 13 | Hyper Fighting | Nintendo Virtual Boy
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Weird Street Fighter Games | Part 13 | Hyper Fighting | Nintendo Virtual Boy
The thirteenth part of our exporation of the weird versions of Street Fighter games. This episode will look at the homebrew Nintendo Virtual Boy game Hyper Fighting!
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Can’t wait. This one looks so interesting with its weird back story
Oh my yes. This has the strangest backstory out of any so far!
I managed to get hold of a copy of this for my Virtual Boy, and I have to say it really looks the part. The sprites are really well detailed, and look great. Kind of like watching the Arcade version on a Black and Red TV screen. But ultimately I sold my copy, I was short on money at the time, and was disappointed in the way it played,. It feels like it uses a generic fight engine like MUGEN, but it lacks many of the nuances that make Street Fighter the great game it is, mostly in the combos and timings of moves.
If you look at King of Fighters 95/96 on the regular GameBoy, even though it has tiny Super Deformed characters, it plays really well, all the moves, timings, combos are there. Which sadly the Virtual Boy version of Street Fighter is lacking.
But I imagine for the more casual player, it definitely looks the part, and plays good enough.
Wow that’s so cool that you had a copy. It’s a better version than most I’ve looked at in this series of videos so far, but it’s amazing how many of them have quirks that make them play differently from the arcade game
The Chun Li stage looks like it’s lifted from Mortal Kombat (I or II, I can’t remember).
I've seen a background of street fighter alpha
Which one was that? From Alpha 1?
@@GeekBattleGaming you mention it, the snow one from alpha 2, it commented before finishing the video.
Chun-Li's stage is a cut down version of her stage from Alpha 3
Ah! I must have missed that. I looked up all of them, but guess I didn’t recognise it. Thanks for the info