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Article #638MK2: making a monkey out of the CPU
From: Philip John Stroffolino
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1993 21:40
Date: Tue, 23 Nov 1993 21:40
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If at a distance, continuous high or low punches cause the computer opponents to cringe in place, sometimes doing low sweeps, usually just standing still, blocking. It's a easy way to play it safe against computer opponents if you get ahead on health if you have no shame. Oh, and Scorpion's air throw is pretty neat. --Phil P.S. this is on a version 1.0 MK2 machine on a very high difficulty setting BTW, is anyone else starting to hate human L.K. players? Unpredictable maniacs, all of them!
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