Re: [Audyssey] Street Fighter IV VS. MK versus DC universe

Tue, 24 Feb 2009 15:20:46 -0800

Rare? no way! WHat's rare is a sega cd - but that still only sets you back around 55 dollars. What the kicker is is the 3do, which can range from 40 dollars (not trusted, it probably doesn't work) to 70 dollars - new ones can be in the 300 dollar range. THe imports from Japan especially, which weren't released in america, go high - like the sanyo. I might just scrap the 3do all together - actually, I found a dreamcast on ebay for 18 dollars. It'd probably work - they don't go much cheaper than that, though... 

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Clement Chou" <[email protected]>

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DC costs 40 now? Huh... wow. Somehow I would've thought they went up in 
price, since they were so popular back when they were new. That and the 
presumed rarity factor.
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Simple answer: Google.

Complicated answer: BUy a dreamcast, as the emulator for it is hard to 
use - you have to be running some of the high end stuff on your computer. 
Its so complicated to emulate any system starting with the 128 bit - 
that's why I don't even try for anything from the dreamcast and up.
You can get a dreamcast for 40 bucks - that's cheaper than a new 360 or 
ps3 game..


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hi there. can i know where can i get these game amulators for these 
games that u guys mentioned? and where can i download the mk or sf for 
the pc to go with these amulators like dreamcast? thanks.
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Well, the dreamcast was, and still is, a great system in terms of 
fighting
games. You've got street fighter, mortal kombat, marval vs. capcom, 
etc. I

can't think of more off the top of my head...but there're tonnes.




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From: "Ron Schamerhorn" <[email protected]>

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Hi Clement


 Quite a good write up for sure.  I've not played much console games 
for
awhile now as I'm not sure what the best console would be, and 
secondly no

one to play against.  I'm quite considering looking into getting one
however
as all the recent discussion has peaked my interest perhaps even
emulaters,

or good available PC games.  I'm thinking of including what you wrote 
in

the
next issue if that would be okay and if you'd like to expand now the
newest
SF is out.

Ron


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Subject: [Audyssey] Street Fighter IV VS. MK versus DC universe



I know a lot of people have MK already, and are probably going to get 
SFIV
as well. But for all those seriously debating between the two... 
here's my

two-sense.


I've played both games... up to the most modern ones. After having a 
bit

of

a threat on gamefaqs all about it, I figured I'd give my opinions to 
the

vi
community as well.


I've borrowed a copy of MK versus DCU from a friend of mine, and have 
been

playing it for a while now. As an honest MK and street fighter fan, I
confess myself to being more on the street fighter side of things. One
quote
I know from the thread I mentioned is, "MK has always been more about
style

than substance." To a certain extent, that is true. MK looks flashy 
and
cool, for a while, but eventually the slow gameplay mechanics start to 
get

to you. Don't get my wrong, I like MK. Like it a lot. But in terms

of content.. especially in MK VS DCU, it falls way short and Midway 
tried

to

do a lot of things to the gameplay. Some worked, some did not. Either 
way,
MK wasn't the game it was hyped up to be... and the m rating got 
dropped

to
a t, which also frustrated a lot of MK fans, me among them.


SFIV, on the other hand, looks good, plays smoothly, and has 
unlockable
content. A lot of it. Different quotes for acaracters, more characters 
to
unlock. But the best of all... it has a much deeper engine. You can do 
a

lot

of things in SF that in MK history... hasn't happened very often. The 
big
thing that always tiled me towards the Street Fighter series slightly 
more
was the character diversity. Each character has their own style, 
fighting

style that is, and their own different style of play that's flexib

le to newcomers and vetarines alike. Combos are a nice challenge to 
pull

off, and there's stuff in the engine that you don't really think about
until

you actually experience them. As an example... canceling a special 
move

into
supers or ultras. MK, on the other hand... there really isn't too much
depth

to the engine. Yeah sure each character has their own set of combos, 
but

when it comes down to it, special moves are really the only thing that
separates one character from another. In MK, you can play every
character the same way and most likely do okay. But... take a street
fighter

sinario. If you were to pick Xangief and pit him up against a 
character

like

Akuma, you'll have a good challenge to work through. Problem? Xangief 
has

no

long-rage projectiles, since he's a wrestler. The result? You have to 
play

defensively unless you can get past Akima's guard. But once you're
through,
you can dominate with Xangief close up and damaging moves like the
spinning
piledriver... or my personal favorite, the german supl

ex. But my point being that SF has a lot more complexity to it. Mk is 
a

good

game, but you know what? SFIV definitely outdoes mk versus DC. Unless 
it's
just me... since this is only my pinion. But take IGN's reviews for 
both
games, as an example. MK got a 7.5. SFIV got a 9.3... even though it 
isn't

out yet. That's the first time I've seen IGN or any gaming site do a
review

with an early build... or rather, early release. And... one more 
thing,

audio wise. Voices at least, I've always liked SF... because if

characters shout phrases, they actually mean something... meaning you 
can

take the Japanese words and translate them. But in MK.. the only words
that
come out are random syllables strung together.


In conclusion, as an mk fan and Street Fighter fan, my opinion given 
is...

SFIV is better I'm trying to be as unbias as I can, and tried to be as
fair

as I could. Hope this helps anyone caught up in this dilemma. All 
opinions

are appreciated.
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