Samurai Shodown 4 PC

[NeoRAGERx]

Ok i got a cd from a friend and it has this game on it, did u know about this ? And yes is a legit SNK release....on the web i couldn't find much info....the game is dated 2000 and it has D3D support ...never knew it existed only i know about samsho2 wich i have too but is not too much difference fromt the neo.

[Agozer]

Yes, I knew about this.

Edited November 28, 2004 by Agozer

[Ghosty]

I Know That Capcom Did Something Like This But I Didnt Know This About Snk.

[Gryph]

Can you take pictures of it in game? Does it look better than the emulated version with filters and stuff enabed?

[KyokugenKiss]

i saw it, it came with part 3 too, it was on sale at fry's electronics for 6 bucks a while back ago but i was like eh, i have kawaks! and I LOVE KAWAKS!!!!

[Sybarite Paladin AxL]

yeah I grabbed this from a friend once, but there were no notable improvements

[Ghosty]

yeah I grabbed this from a friend once, but there were no notable improvements

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Hell Thats Better Thank Capcom's Street Fighter 2, I Have It And Its Worste Than The Emulaors.

[L.S.D]

I played this SS long time ago.

You are better off playing the rom

[Xeon]

old Arcade to PC fighting games ports seems to end up being mediocre than emulating them. i have SFZ2 for PC here and even FBA emulation ran it better on my comp. the framerate isnt the issue but music doesnt sync like the arcade version does and the intro is on a blurry AVI file (like the PSX version), i think i can safely assume SFZ/SFA isnt any better.

[Agozer]

I have the PC version of Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo and Street Fighter Alpha 2. Both are very good ports.

 

Then again, when I discovered CPS2 emulation, those became sorta obsolete.

Edited November 29, 2004 by Agozer

[Xeon]

guess thats also the reason why Capcom itself supported emulation afterall (you know, the Hanaho Hotrod)