We had the R3. I think that’s essentially the same.
Avacado is a PSX emulator that lets you take 3d screenshots, not only that it’s pretty dang good. After some futzing with the settings I might be able to grab all the cars from Ridge Racer 4
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Whoa… what’s that
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Father Pucchi (Enrico Pucci) standing in the Part 6 Stone Ocean prison yard stage of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R.
Oh huh it’s a single frame between rounds, right after the CPU opponent’s position reset, and right before the camera reset. Can’t really see it at full speed.
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take that Pucci!!! avenge Jotaro!!!
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did they fix this game so it’s not so slow and spongey? I tried emulating the PS3 version and the fights were extremely slow and undramatic for jojo
I don’t remember the PS3 version (might’ve played a demo of it at the time; update: oh, that was probably the more adventure-game-style “tag team” PS3/4 follow-up, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven). I wouldn’t say R feels slow; like, reactions are fast. Characters have a slow-ish walk speed so, like later Vs series games, you’re tempted to jump more to get around. Fights here do feel longer than most fighting games; like, when nobody has enough meter for a super, it can be a lot of poking and b&b combos for a while…uh at least if you don’t know the apparent multitude of character-specific shenanigans. Stuff can definitely get pretty dramatic though.
But I can’t really say because I’m still grinding through the “All-Star Battle” mode where you’re not really playing a fighting game, you’re playing “do the arbitrary requirement needed to unlock the stuff” instead of fighting normally. ; P I should finish that tonight! Then I’ll be able to start on the 60 arcade mode playthroughs and hopefully be able to try out actual 1P fighting. I AM slightly worried that the AI may not quite hold up and it may just come down to repeating dumb little jump-in chain combos to grind out fights against the CPU, who has sometimes seemed too vulnerable to sweeps~~~but we’ll see!
So, I’m more worried about potentially dull AI than about speed, is the best answer I can give at the moment.
And people still stream multiplayer on Twitch a bit, might help to check some of those out to see what that silly stuff looks like. Oh well it doesn’t have rollback so there’s that potential issue for multiplayer. Drat, I can’t find the entertaining Twitch stream I caught a few times, should’a followed it. Uhh… Here’s a pretty decent (I mean they’re way better than me and actually do combos haha) online set:
there are definitely tournaments being run and the play seems to have evolved but it’s mostly just lots of very silly juggling; having tag assists will do that
the timestoppers channel is representative
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Ah yeah that looks pretty good.
Game gets downright goofy; what I liked about whatever this twitch dude’s channel I found randomly one night was that it was basically a small group of people just low-energy trolling each other with the cheapest possible set-ups they knew–and they seemed to know a ton of really, really dirty stuff–and the puzzle was figuring out if they were having fun or if they actually kind of hated each other. ^ _^ = oo
Glad you reminded me about the assists; ASB mode hardly ever allows you assists, so I still gotta figure out if I’ll use them in Arcade or not. I like the IDEA of having more characters involved in a match, but I haven’t loved this particular Assist mechanic so far; feels a little too technical for my scrub taste, I suppose.
Update: Tried assists a bit, they seem all right. : D
