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Re: MK3 vs. SSF2T

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From: bat... Boedy Ligo
Date: Sat, 30 Sep 1995 00:00
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I was about to kiss Anna Nicole Smith when tera...@gold.tc.umn.edu broke 
in and say:
 te> From: tera...@gold.tc.umn.edu (Majin)
 te> Organization: University of Minnesota

 te> es...@darwin.clas.Virginia.EDU (Edward  Shen) wrote:
 
 >I'm in the market for a new fighting game and I was wondering
 >whether to get SSF2T now or wait for MK3 to come out. From what
 >I've been told SF seems like the best fighting game out there,
 >from a purely fun fighting type of play as opposed to PR which
 >has a lot more blood and gore. So, if I wanted to get the best
 >*fighting* game, it would be ssf2t right now. My question is
 >how MK3 plays. I'm not much of an arcade person, so I don't
 >know. But, I've heard that it wasn't as good as MK2, again from
 >a fighting point of view. The graphics must certainly be better
 >and there is the novelty to consider. But, if I just wanted to
 >have the all around best fighting game, fighting being
 >stressed, which one should I get?
 >
 >ed

 te> MK's gameplay is completely different from SF's.  It is quite lame
 te> actually, but some ppl like to play it.  If you like MK/MK2, you 
might
 te> wanna try MK3.  SSF2T is the best PC fighting game, MK3 won't change

SSF2T is just the 2nd best, SFA is!  :-)

 te> that...I'd like to see Eurocom do SFA for PC.

Yep, same here! So Eurocom????? Are you listening??? :) Make it 2 versions
like DOS and Win95. I really would like to play SFA in the same resolution
with the arcade (which can be accomplish using SVGA or higher res, best
done in Win95)
Cheers, :-)
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Subject: Re: MK3 vs. SSF2T
Date: 1995/09/30
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