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Sup, guys? It's time to take it back to a game that is near and dear to my heart. If you've been a fan of mine for a while, you'll know that the Southtown saga is one of my favorite storylines. It pans across so many games. I've done an entire original screenpack with stages from the SNES version of Art of Fighting 1. Well, now it's time to go back to that game. But this time I'm giving you the Arcade version, which we all know had more detailed stages. I will be dropping each stage one by one starting with Todo's stage. Included will be the 1.0 version which will stay true to the original and the 1.1 version which will take advantage of 1.1's superior features. The stages were already large so I didn't increase them vertically like I normally would. Instead I chose to create more depth and use things like zoom, which was a signature feature of that series. I also included zoom delta and parallax. Keep an eye out and enjoy a new twist on an old favorite!
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Sup, guys? It's time to take it back to a game that is near and dear to my heart. If you've been a fan of mine for a while, you'll know that the Southtown saga is one of my favorite storylines. It pans across so many games. I've done an entire original screenpack with stages from the SNES version of Art of Fighting 1. Well, now it's time to go back to that game. But this time I'm giving you the Arcade version, which we all know had more detailed stages. I will be dropping each stage one by one starting with Todo's stage. Included will be the 1.0 version which will stay true to the original and the 1.1 version which will take advantage of 1.1's superior features. The stages were already large so I didn't increase them vertically like I normally would. Instead I chose to create more depth and use things like zoom, which was a signature feature of that series. I also included zoom delta and parallax. Keep an eye out and enjoy a new twist on an old favorite!
chu<3 wrote:those retro king of fighter games were so horribly difficult