Re: MK3 vs. SSF2T

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From: mda... David Hiromatsu Masaki
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 1995 00:00

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Majin (tera...@gold.tc.umn.edu) wrote:
: The previous poster who said OMF is better than SSF2T is right.  SSF2T
: needs fast CPU(Pentium60 or DX4 100) and huge memory(16 meg).  Unless
: you have the PC to play SSF2T, you wanna stick with PR or OMF.

Funny, I was playing Super Street Fighter II Turbo on my 33MHz 486 with
8MB of RAM, 2x Creative Labs CD-ROM drive and a 1MB ISA Diamond Speedstar+
video card just fine.  When I upgraded it to 66MHz it played better, but
not significantly better than my 133MHz Pentium with 16MB of RAM, a 4x
CD-ROM drive and a 2MB PCI Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM.  The load times
on the Pentium are a lot faster though. 


David

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