with a PS3 controller at EVO 2010? I feel like such a noob, but I feel like I'm going to dominate. Any one who cares to test that out?

PSN: AzNLink702

PS: Please tell me I'm not the only one. >,<

and tried to pull off a hadouken. Not as good as other Street Fighter videos i've seen but I had fun and probably will make more. Check out bloopers at the end! XD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFMniBkmfWw

Thanks for watching and comments are appreciated.

I heard that one of the only things they did to improve Ken, is give
his SRK invincible frames at the start of the move. Which gives more
reason to spam it more than ever! I know its easy to avoid wake up SRK
but will it break through non-bnb combos? Any other characters that
will have that kind of niche'?

This is just an idea, its up to everyone (especially the mods) to decide whether it goes through or not.

For those who plan on attending EVO2010, hear me out...

What
does everyone think about pitching in for a hotel room exclusive for
AiF members to play and party for a night? I was just checking the
prices, and its not that bad in my opinion. With 2 big TVs, one for SSF4 and one for TvC? You decide.

https://www.signup4.net/Public/ap.aspx?EID=MLGM22E

If
people dont mind sleeping in the same room as 15 other people, it
should be fine. I've done it last year for EVO2009 with like 10 people
from oregon and played Brawl all night, not in a hotel room but at a
friends house. The hotel room will be big enough for like 15.

Regardless
if we get our asses whooped by daigo, justin wong, and all the pros,
(not saying we all suck or anything, just speaking hypothetically) at
least we have something to fall back on and celebrate being in Vegas.
Instead of sulking in your loss and going back home empty handed.

Evo
itself is pretty pricey, but no one should come to Vegas if they got no
$$, its pretty common sense. So start saving up! It gives something to
look forward to this summer.

So what do you guys think?

UPDATE: To find out the pricing for evo2010 click the link below.

http://evo2k.com/?page_id=272

Ok. I just played 6 matches on tatsunoko online. And I won every single match but before the actual victory stance and end of the match these @-holes disconnect thier ethernet cord. How am I supposed to rank up with sore losers like these guys? So here's my tatsunoko friend code:

2665-3492-9413

Please add me so I can play people with a little bit of integrity. And leave yours if you want.

d >,< b

Thanks!

If you are still unaware of the PSN meltdown for fat PS3, then congratulations! You have a life away from your Playstation!
I'm a little aggravated because I just got new internet so I'm stuck playing Tatsunoko VS Capcom until PSN comes back on.
So anyone wanna play some TVC?

But for those who are affected,here's what Sony has to say:
Sony said it has pinpointed the problem with its PlayStation
Network that has kept some PlayStation 3 users from playing games on or
offline.

A blog posting on the PlayStation blog
said Sony officials have identified the cause as a bug in the clock
functionality incorporated into the PS3. They said it affects models
older than the newest slim PS3.

A variety of error messages and problems have cropped up including:

• The date of the PS3 system may be re-set to Jan 1, 2000.

• When the user tries to sign in to the PlayStation Network,
the following message appears on the screen; “An error has
occurred. You have been signed out of PlayStation Network
(8001050F)”.

• When the user tries to launch a game, the following error
message appears on the screen and the trophy data may disappear;
“Failed to install trophies. Please exit your game.”

• When the user tries to set the time and date of the system
via the Internet, the following message appears on the screen;
“The current date and time could not be obtained.
(8001050F)”

• Users are not able to play back certain rental videos downloaded from the PlayStation Store before the expiration date.

Sony said it hopes to have the problem resolved in the next 24
hours, but is warning people with the older units not to use their
PS3s. Officials said those who try to use their consoles may have
problems with trophies and not being able to restore certain data.

Sony said there were more than 40 million users in its PlayStation
Network as of last month. There's been no word on how many have been
impacted by the error.

CNN has asked Sony representatives for updates. We’ll let you know as soon as we hear from them.

I lost all my hard earned SF4 trophies which i hope will be restored. If not, FML.

But in my opinion, i read a post a few weeks ago that a hacker finally hacked a ps3 and this might be the cause of it,
http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/23/ps3-finally-properly-hacked/
http://www.ps3-hacks.com/2010/01/26/ps3-exploit-released/

OR

MIYAMOTO!!

ROFL! XD

I got new internet today and it is pretty fast.
COX FTW!



Street Fighter 4
Tekken 6
Tatsunoko VS Capcom

Pick your game and lets play!
Message me if you think you can keep up!

PSN: AzNLink702

I posted this on AiB first to help bring activity to AiF but I don't think anyone read it so read and comment AIF!

Over the past few years, I have been sucked into the competitive side of gaming. No I'm not talking about the ones where you run, duck, crawl, pick up ammo, hide behind walls, snipe from afar, miss, reload, head shot, die, and repeat for about an hour. I'm talking about games where there's nowhere to run, you versus someone, no time to reload a gun, mind games are so fun, and when you're done, you either lost or you won.

FIGHTING GAMES

Yes I'm talking about the fighting games genre. Before the development of online gaming, you were very limited to your competition, usually within a group of friends or local game store, and the big tournaments come only 2-3 times a year. Nowadays, you can play almost any fighting game online, including the older ones such as Marvel VS Capcom 2 or Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix. I bet some people wish Super Smash Brothers Melee is ported online. MELEE ONLINE?!? SAKURAI!!! PLEASE!!! LOL

With the exception of lag and those who tend to pull the plug before losing a match, fighting games on the net are obsolete. Tournaments can even be held online via chat room with proper planning and cooperation. YOU DON'T EVEN NEED TO LEAVE YOUR HOUSE ANYMORE! KICK EVERYONE'S A$$ FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD! BE THE BEST FROM HOME! RIGHT? WRONG!

BEING THE BEST

To get the true experience of being the best is to put yourself out there and
show everyone your moves! Popular names Ally (Super Smash Brothers Brawl) to Justin Wong (Street Fighter), being the best isn't easy because EVERYONE is recording, watching, and studying match after match. To be the best, you have to beat the best. And there's no better way to do so than to go to all the tourneys you can, meet people, step up your game, record them, and post it on the internet. Show everyone that you can beat the best! Whether it be online, in your city, state, region, country, or in the world!

EXPAND YOUR GAME

For those who are struggling a bit, you can either watch more
videos and train harder, or take a break from you main fighting game
and try something new and remember the FUN in these games. Maybe you're thinking too hard about your losses and what you can do to improve. It's like writers block for gaming. With Super Smash Brothers Brawl still being the more popular game to play, it doesn't hurt to crossover into the Street Fighter world, Tekken ring, Soul Calibur stadium, and with the new addition of Tatsunoko VS Capcom. You can be good at more than one fighting game. Some people like to stick with the game they're good at and that's ok. But here's some examples of people who do crossplay between fighting games:

Example 1: Justin Wong is known for being one of the best at Street Fighter
(SF4, 3S, and CvS2) but he beasts at Tatsunoko VS Capcom as well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6PKIHzlvo8

Example 2: Peapo placed 5th with me at Evo 2008 (Lol @ items) in SSBB with Peach. Now, he's well known in the Street Fighter Community because his Chun Li dominates. Props to Peapo! Xp

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBTgsGwUzrk


Final Thoughts

1. Join All is Brawl AND All is Fighter if you haven’t already.
2. Don’t be afraid to crossplay between other fighting games.
3. Don't train hard. Train smart! http://forums.shoryuken.com/content.php?r=47-Don-t-train-hard-TRAIN-SMART-21-21-21-21
4. Pick up your copy of Tatsunoko VS Capcom, we’re lucky to get it here in America. I got my copy!

5. Add ME on PSN: AzNLink702 (I play Tekken 6, Street Fighter 4 and Soul Calibur 4)

6. GET HYPED FOR SUPER STREET FIGHTER 4!