Need help with PSX SFA3
Unit211
for a FAQ or website to help me out, but it's impossible to sort
through the dozens & dozens of SF websites devoted to SF, SF2, SF2CE,
SF2HF, SSFT, SSF2T, SFA, SFA2, SFA3, SFZ, SFZ2, SFZ3, SFEX, SFEX2,
SF3, SF3I, SF3I, SF33S, yaddi yaddi yadda.
I just need some clear instructions on specifically how to unlock
these characters. BTW, doesn't anybody else think the number of SF
derivative games out there is starting to look ridiculous?
Cammy White
Unit211 wrote:
Heh... you have no idea. ^_^
Ok, for those who are looking for information, WWW.GAMEFAQS.COM is the
best place to look. Now...
There are 3 secret characters to be unlocked.
To unlock Guile, you must finish World Tour with 1 character at level 27
or higher. You should have at least 1 -Ism mastered. After fighting Shin
Bison, you will go to the US. Beat Guile and you get him.
To unlock Satsui no Hadou Ryu, you must beat World Tour at least at level
29. You should have at leasts 2 -isms mastered. Beat him and get him.
To unlock Shin Gouki, you must beat World Tour at level 31. You should
probably have all 3 -isms mastered. Beat him and get him (select Gouki
while holding L2, I believe).
There *is* another way to get them all, and that's the Time-Released
mode. Let the game run for like 100 hours or something similar (according
to the timer) and you will get them. Seeing as World Tour should be much
easier, just do that ^_^
--Cammy, the World Touring Scrub
"Studying hard? Hardly Studying!"
"Get me off what?"
"O_O;"
JeffD
>How do I unlock the secret characters in the game? I tried looking
>for a FAQ or website to help me out, but it's impossible to sort
>through the dozens & dozens of SF websites devoted to SF, SF2, SF2CE,
>SF2HF, SSFT, SSF2T, SFA, SFA2, SFA3, SFZ, SFZ2, SFZ3, SFEX, SFEX2,
>SF3, SF3I, SF3I, SF33S, yaddi yaddi yadda.
>
>I just need some clear instructions on specifically how to unlock
>these characters. BTW, doesn't anybody else think the number of SF
>derivative games out there is starting to look ridiculous?
wich is why SFZ3 rocks, its got EVERY character in the SF series
except the crappy SF3 and ex games
slateman
> these characters. BTW, doesn't anybody else think the number of SF
> derivative games out there is starting to look ridiculous?
Though there are 30 SF games, and perhaps it looks ridiculous, I
couldn't care less! SF rocks!
-slateman.
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WhoaMoses
just doesn't make sense to me. The first time i went through it, i used Fei
Long, got 0 perfects, and just barely passed every level. I ended up with him
at Level 29 after completing the World Tour. After getting Guile, i wanted to
get the other 2 secret characters too, so i decided to play through with Ryu
and whup ass. Well, i got about 10 perfects, and guess what? At the end he was
only level 27!!!! WTF??? That just doesn't make any sense to me. All that work
for nothing.
Savior413
>for nothing.
>
It isnt really for nothing. You can customize him with -ism pluses, and use him
in other modes. Kind of cheesy to use world tour characters in vs. mode though,
as they can be a little overpowering.
Cammy White
WhoaMoses wrote:
> Just curious, but does anybody find the world tour mode...i dunno...silly? It
> just doesn't make sense to me. The first time i went through it, i used Fei
> Long, got 0 perfects, and just barely passed every level. I ended up with him
> at Level 29 after completing the World Tour. After getting Guile, i wanted to
> get the other 2 secret characters too, so i decided to play through with Ryu
> and whup ass. Well, i got about 10 perfects, and guess what? At the end he was
> only level 27!!!! WTF??? That just doesn't make any sense to me. All that work
> for nothing.
It doesn't matter how many *perfects* you get, it matters about your overall game.
If you score a lot of points, you will do better, simple as that. If you don't,
you won't. If you get 10 perfects, and then proceed to *barely* win each other
match, and have very little time left on the clock when you DO win, you probably
won't do so hot. Beat them hard, beat them fast, beat them with a lot of life and
beat them with a super combo. That's the sure-fire way to beat World Tour
--Cammy, the touring Scrub
Mark Zedaker
whoa...@aol.com (WhoaMoses) wrote:
> Just curious, but does anybody find the world tour mode...i dunno...silly? It
> just doesn't make sense to me. The first time i went through it, i used Fei
> Long, got 0 perfects, and just barely passed every level. I ended up with him
> at Level 29 after completing the World Tour. After getting Guile, i wanted to
> get the other 2 secret characters too, so i decided to play through with Ryu
> and whup ass. Well, i got about 10 perfects, and guess what? At the end he was
> only level 27!!!! WTF??? That just doesn't make any sense to me. All that work
> for nothing.
I don't know what you're doing wrong. The first time I went through
World Tour (just yesterday), I 'mastered' all 3 -isms and hit level 32,
without really even trying.. I had all the -isms mastered before I even
hit Guile, in fact.
This is using Ryu, BTW. I don't know exactly how many perfects I
got, but it was a *lot*.. love that cheap re-dizzy combo. "Too easy."
--
Mark Zedaker 'Users amaze accursed skill.'
ch...@home.com
Dave Connoy
> This is using Ryu, BTW. I don't know exactly how many perfects I
> got, but it was a *lot*.. love that cheap re-dizzy combo. "Too easy."
Not to sound too glaringly ignorant, but what is this Ryu re-dizzy combo?
Dave Connoy
con...@students.uiuc.edu
BOB13
Cammy White wrote:
> Dave Connoy wrote:
>
> > Not to sound too glaringly ignorant, but what is this Ryu re-dizzy combo?
>
> Quite simple, really. Ryu dizzies *really* easily with his Tatsumaki Senpuu
> Kyaku. The combo goes: Jump in, low strong, roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu
> Kyaku, low strong (juggle, unflippable), roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku.
> Yay, they're dizzy. Now do it again and they'll be dizzy once again.
The redizzy is escapeable. There's a small window to flip after the hurricane
kick. Also the jumpin has to be a fierce or roundhouse Plus they need to be hit
standing up and near the corner for the dizzy and the redizzy to connect
properly.
Cammy White
Dave Connoy wrote:
> Not to sound too glaringly ignorant, but what is this Ryu re-dizzy combo?
Quite simple, really. Ryu dizzies *really* easily with his Tatsumaki Senpuu
Kyaku. The combo goes: Jump in, low strong, roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu
Kyaku, low strong (juggle, unflippable), roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku.
Yay, they're dizzy. Now do it again and they'll be dizzy once again.
--Cammy, the dizzy Scrub
Mang Nguyen
> Dave Connoy wrote:
>
> > Not to sound too glaringly ignorant, but what is this Ryu re-dizzy combo?
>
> Quite simple, really. Ryu dizzies *really* easily with his Tatsumaki Senpuu
> Kyaku. The combo goes: Jump in, low strong, roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu
> Kyaku, low strong (juggle, unflippable), roundhouse Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyaku.
> Yay, they're dizzy. Now do it again and they'll be dizzy once again.
>
> --Cammy, the dizzy Scrub
>
A slight mistake. It's easily avoidable by flipping between first
HK and low strong. But if you know opponent will flip, you can do a
variety of things such as air throw and etc. But the most deadly option
you can do is back up a tiny bit, wait for the tech, then do back fierce
into fierce DP. Those 2 hits will re-dizzy opponent also. Of course, you
can avoid both the low strong, HK and the fierce, DP, re-dizzy option by
doing a fast tech with timing.
John