the dumbest infinite combos

[@blue_go]

5:05 "What is THC Glitch? That means you can do a combo into another combo with a super but that combo is not landing any combo but when he knockdown it's still a combo you understand?" - The Great Chris Hu

[@alonsocarrasco5460]

HELL NO

[@axis8396]

In P4A the game has a queue of moves it holds to determine SMP(same move proration), however there's a limit to said queue which is where you get a character like Naoto who basically does a bunch of different moves to fill the queue and then she's able to loop B Fangs because it's untechable for a long enough time to do another and repeat until the opponent dies.

[@TheHeartlessAlchemist]

Oh yeah, Shadow Naoto is BROKEN.

[@GBFGO-PLAYER]

​@TheHeartlessAlchemist but we talking about p4u1 naoto though?

[@bzchoy]

Thanks for the shoutout! So, it's been quite a while since I did that MvC2 video, but iirc, during the grab, I wiggled the stick diagonally (up-left and down-right) and mashed HK with both the index and the middle finger (so I double-tap mashed). IIRC, I mashed very fast, but also tried to keep the rhythm consistent. But like other people said, it's just for show, because it can be counter-mashed.

[@BLS31]

I half expected a reference to the "you wanna learn how to do a f***in' infinite?" For the MvC bit.

[@PurpleDragonSpike]

Anyone else not even play Fighting Games but still watches every JM video?! I could never get the hang of 2d fighters despite my best efforts (accidental jump forever), and was only somewhat acceptable at smash ultimate for a little- But theres just something about learning about all these busted things people had to deal with and somehow find over the years that is so fascinating!! A lot of the nuances are lost me as an FGC noob, but i can always appreciate the spacing and mixups as well as sick punishes/ reactions no matter what the game! Thanks again for your great content JM

[@ChillavaKirby]

Other than smash which I do compete in, I didn't either. But watching all his videos like this for no reason other then that they were neat eventually got me to try getting into street fighter. I mean I'm not great or anything but it felt like a natural start learning so much by watching stuff like this guy and big yellow just for fun

[@CoolM3M3]

Everybody knows hugos infinite is the best infinite in any game (I swear im not biased)

[@LakeEarth]

Yet somehow he's still bottom tier in Second Impact. He just can't deal with some things without red parry.

[@sgh_26]

😂

[@Dhampire1976]

Cringe

[@ShinxBOOM247]

​@LakeEarth part of that is because almost everything about Hugo is worse in 2I than it is in 3S, and part of that is because most of the rest of the cast is significantly stronger than him and can do similar BS

[@shupp6267]

based Hugo

[@PinkalPeaches]

Commando throw is counter mashable, so you won't see the 100% in a real match. Very fun though!

[@itsybutsy]

Someone has to say it: Wobbling in Super Smash Bros. Melee. Allow me to explain the steps to perform a wobble: 1. Pick Ice Climbers. 2. With your partner ice climber alive (who is called Nana), grab the opponent. 3. Hold the stick _slightly_ in the direction of the opponent while they are grabbed. 4. Press the A Button to the beat of "Through the Fire and Flames". I'm not kidding. Explanation: Two Ice Climbers cannot grab the same opponent, but while the opponent is grabbed, Nana can still act based on the inputs given by the main ice climber (despite being in a grabbing state). By performing the steps explained above, You'll have the main Ice Climber (who is called Popo) Pummel the opponent in the grab and have Nana use her forward tilt attack. By doing this, the grabbed opponent is in permanent hit stun and is unable to escape the grab, mashing or not. Until a few years ago, this oversight was legal in tournaments. When it was banned, almost every single Ice Climber player in the top 100 players left the game.

[@duxnihilo]

1:46 I had to go back and check of your beard grew while doing the infinite.

[@MICHAELTUMANGDAY]

I remember that Silver Samurai infinite combo...I was crying when it got me, not because I can't play, but because it's a grandpa pulling off that combo on me. Yes, a grandpa playing at the local arcade. Edit: this grandpa i'm talking about is a pro in my area.

[@goranisacson2502]

... Was this when the game was new too, or can we at least take comfort in the possibility grandpa wasn't quite grandpa aged when it came out, and he just had a lot of time to train his tricks?

[@MICHAELTUMANGDAY]

@@goranisacson2502 he was late 30s to early 40s if I recalled it correctly so he should be late 50s to early 60s now. And yes, he's playing this game from the day of release.

[@goldskarr]

Careful now, grandpa got hands. ... honestly that story just made my day. Its... strangely wholesome. Thank you.

[@jk844100]

More specifically the way TAC infinites work is that the hitstun scaling is re-enabled when you enter a “neutral standing position”. So anything that prevents that will continue the infinite; for example a character who has a stance like Jill. She can stance cancel her landing recovery and never enter a “neutral standing position” allowing her to keep comboing.

[@bloatytoegaming246]

Last Blade 2 has a few infinites but the dumbest one is Zantetsu's jumping A+C glitch.

[@corpsecandy2076]

This is the beefiest I have seen your beard! Looks good on you, king!

[@isiceradew716]

A super easy one is in SFII: anniversary edition if you choose World Warrior Guile jump in into mash jab it often stuns an opponent, and then repeat to kill.

[@jamespark8909]

One of my favorite recent videos of yours. Well done!

[@pochoboto]

Forgot about the round trip infinites that Trish and Vergil can do. Vergil to a certain extent

[@KaitouKaiju]

Pretty much every character in UMVC3 has an infinite

[@ougonce]

Trish’s round trip infinite is so funny to me because it’s so impractical and looks incredible. It almost feels designed in a way

[@damiandagnan7503]

Love the video! Would be cool to see a video of patched infinites no longer doable.

[@emeraldmann1329]

omega gen had a one button infinite that got patched

[@saiucrozier]

I think the level 3 x-factor infinites are hilarious. You showed Spider man's, but felicia's cat toy, arthur's sword infinite, and Ammy's sword infinite are just so funny.

[@baterraoraa4846]

I love deadpools one, he can spam the "quick as the wind" move but at any point you can cancel with taunt into team hyper combo

[@kyleflournoy7730]

I liked the fact that Arthur had multiple infinites. The powered up lance one was my favorite, but there was also the fact that he could just loop his level 1 as many times as you wanted anytime

[@Ajhmee]

Samurai Showdown (can't remember 2 or 3) Genjuro reverse push (a kind of throw that push so you can hit) then spam run + mid attack (2 hits slice) also Nakoruru can do with "Kamui Rimuse" over and over. There are also a bunch of infinite combos in KoF 95 97 98 and Marvel Super Heroes.

[@MiloTheMightyDude]

Shout out to Lucas Lee in the Scott Pligrim VS fangame, who can infinite you just by doing crouching heavy repeatwdly against a wall.

[@Gamersgoinblind]

Didn't they patch this out

[@cc_tw]

I don't know if the original World Heroes game on Neo Geo had this, but I played the SNES port growing up, and almost every character could easily do a stun loop with a jump in heavy, standing heavy, and low heavy.

[@watchmesquatch]

1:04 DAAAMN, JM just called all of us scrubs! 😂 Wait... 1:48 😂

[@reisei1]

oh yes, i've been waiting for this video for months! i believe Cassandra in one of the early versions of Soul Calibur 2 had an infinite too but i haven't been able to find it

[@nodthenbow]

She doesn't have one. The only real infinite in SC2 is Lizardman's. I belive SC3 Cassandra does have an infinite with 22G since she can loop her back throw with it iirc. SC4 Cass has an infinite with 236:B that works on some characters on some stages, but nothing super reliable (although you can loop it like 7 times on everyone, which resets on every wallsplat, of which you get 2 per combo). In every sc game there are a ton on fake infinites that can be done by having someone air control wrong, continually ukemi into stuff, not shaking stuns, or never breaking throws though. You might be thinking of the Taki infinite in SC2's arcade version too, which was done with something like 2aA~po porc iirc (it was something that used porc).

[@mattpaul6027]

Love your enthusiasm in your content. Keep enjoying what you do 👍

[@oblongbox5110]

Karnov was a hero in his own game, he worked for the black dragon organization as an enforcer. He started two martial arts tournaments in which he was the end boss in both games, and he still found time to go to the annual 3 on 3 Street slam Basketball Tournament. It doesn't surprise me that all his moves are broken. That man has put in the work!

[@sailorstarsbeyond]

Sailor Uranus in Sailor Moon S Super Famicom game with her dash loops. But the worst one is Chibimoon's infinite back dash. It's like Gambit's glitch in MVC2 getting out of the screen except you have to work hard for it. XD

[@DoomsayerStudios]

Uranus is banned from comp for a reason. It's like playing Karate Kenji in Fight Fever, and you gotta use Universe Bios to do that

[@sacredgear]

I remember seeing the Captain commando grab kill in arcades when the game came out. Mind blown at the time

[@Midekai]

Digimon rumble arena 2. Weregarurumon. Do his command grab where he mauls you to death. You can cancel that into the same move, then trap them inside it again. It has extremely fast recovery if it whiffs and you can do it on the opponent again before they get back up from the first bite. No idea how that made it past testing.

[@GreatChicken2]

The damage scaling on the Marvel VS games is such that even if you do land an infinite, the scaling will eventually reduce all outgoing damage to 1 pix. So the devs did allow infinites, it just made them boring as hell and encourages people to drop it (by mistake or otherwise).

[@PurpleDragonSpike]

And thank goodness for that, right?! (Honestly I'm just assuming because I don't really play fighters, except a little bit of smash ultimate lol)

[@megapussi]

​@@PurpleDragonSpikeit sucks because doing infinites is still optimal, it just takes a long fuckin time. Its like wobbling in melee, that shit wouldnt be nearly as bad if it didnt completely grind the game to a halt

[@nodthenbow]

No, it's a terrible solution lol. Also it doesn't drop to 1px in most of the vs games, but until mvc3 you would expect to have normal hits drop to 1 damage. Thing was that you only have 100 some health until mvc3, so you usually will die. The bad part is that when you don't die you will still usually lose to timeout, which is a lot stronger because then you don't even need to KO their full team (plus it is very boring). Mvc3 has a mix of infinites that will timeout and infinites that will kill, but most will kill since the timer is really long. Also side note, the mvc community calls a lot of things infinites that aren't actually infinites, like the famous Iron Man infinite drops at 60ish hits unless you super (due to undizzy). Every mvc game except mvci still has true infinites btw.

[@rogueyoshi]

I think Sanford has gotten that Commando grab, in tournament at that

[@IroShimizu]

All these infinites remind me of playing Dragon Ball Z Infinite World on ps2 and me accidentally finding infinites with Majin Buu and Perfect Cell. It was just a matter of damage scaling would eventually make the infinite stop doing damage lol

[@TrollCapAmerica]

Great set ofgames with an underrated combo system. A few guys like Bardok Gohan Yamcha and Goku had infinites involving their special moves that ignored buffering and could 100% if your opponent got dizzied and couldnt teleport-counter out. Some guys like Super Buu Shenron Goten Teen Gohan or Cooler also had fairly easy re-dizzy combos that could kill depending on meter and how you manipulate the fatigue/meter system, i was the one that discovered that Super Buuss taunt is so fast he could remove 2 bars and re-dizzy before anyone gets 2 meter with a PPK- infinite into Ill Ball from behind

[@IroShimizu]

@@TrollCapAmerica good lord. I had no idea about any of that stuff. But it's been so many years since i touched those games. It sounds wild

[@Christian-wr4ge]

Guilty Gear XX, Slayer bite loop is so easy it cooks you breakfast.

[@The_Meev]

That's only an infinite if the opponent doesn't mash out of it though

[@balverine07]

Beard lookin FIERCE my guy

[@fallenangemon0]

I still remember doing El Fuerte's infinite in Street Fighter 4... Standing heavy punch > Run cancel > Standing heavy punch > Run cancel > etc. it's EXHAUSTING and the combo scaling is insane, but it's still very cool to do a few reps of it in a match before your tendons start to ache.

[@luna_kits2345]

This is the first time I saw Viewtiful Joe assist Infinte.

[@FhargaZ]

In those marvel vs capcom 3 tournaments everything seems like touch of death 😂

[@zugandi]

Which is crazy because Maximilian's recent video of best MVC3 EVO moments had very little TOD in the early life of the game. Now though? Ya done

[@KaitouKaiju]

​@@zugandiwell yeah, nobody had discovered the TOD combos back then. I miss when Wesker was the biggest problem in the game

[@GenericSoda]

Karnov's Revenge mentioned, we take those If you get a chance, check the game out, there's a lot of really wild busted stuff even outside of what Karnov has to work with. Plus it's easy to pick up and learn.

[@sdgdhpmbp]

Fighter's History ain't all bad all things considered. It ain't Street Fighter despite trying so hard, but for die hard fighting game fans it deserves to be seen.

[@NewGabeOrder]

There is a Bloodsucking Universe infinite from Slayer in Guilty Gear XX, Sharp Reload and Slash, where you simply repeat Bloodsucking Universe then dash forward and repeat those inputs as fast as you can before the opponent stops staggering.

[@burntbreadman2775]

Original Killer Instinct had a couple of infinites One with cinder and the other with Eyedol. Cinders you just have to do a launcher combo and you can juggle with the flash fire ( MK version? Its been a while) Every so often you have to do the trialblazer to close in to get the spacing right. Eyedol something similar. Oce launched you can headbutt juggle till you runout of time.

[@FungalFury]

hftf has so many infinites that there are several tourney rules dictating combo structure, such as only 3 repetitions of any variation of loop, and only one tandem combo per super unless you get a stand crash

[@germanelkapo1]

On TMNT Smash-Up (ps2 ver. At least), Raphael's jab is an infinite. Just, basic jab, doesn't completely push the opponent away and just keeps stabbing over and over.

[@CD_babyy]

Freeman has one of the dumbest infinites in garou, it's basically close D, feint, dash, close D and loop. it's so hard to do and it's so dumb

[@nicholasmcgreevy8313]

fatal fury, andy's sonic boom charge move knocks down, you repeat on wake up and there's nothing the opponent can do

[@Dom_Maretti]

The easiest infinite I know of is in Virtua Fighter 2. The character Pai has a high kick which knocks the enemy around quite a bit at full range, but if you use said high kick when the opponent is very close to you, it leads to a half-power kick that only slightly moves them...and has its animation halved. There is a 1-2 total frame gap where the opponent could respond...but VF2 only has one character in the entire game that can execute a defense in 2 frames or less: Akira. You can use Akira's arm thrust attack to break the Pai loop, but no other character in the game...so yes, against the majority of the roster, you can literally just spam one button for an infinite.

[@koffydnf979]

so for some reason in vanilla DNF Duel, Crusader's 2S hammer uppercut had a CROSSUP HITBOX that was both a HARD KNOCKDOWN and an OTG. so all you needed to do was just get a hard knockdown behind you and then OTG them until they died. fun times.

[@darktetsuya]

I keep forgetting captain commando has that move in MVC2 I'll have to play around with it at some point!

[@Llukario]

This was a cool look at infinite combos cool video!

[@seanr.6498]

Big fan of some of the infinites in unpatched JoJo's ASB. Jotaro and some other characters with punch rush specials can do an infinite but ONLY if the oppponent is perpendicular to the wall of a square stage. Doing a sidestep at round start is an effective countermeasure. Funny Valentine inifinitely link crouching heavy by...walking forward between hits.

[@EXDSPRTS]

you can actually sort of make hugo's clap a semi infinite by adding in ex clap, ex claps resets the juggle potential and clap's meter build is ridiculous, you can't realistically run out of meter before the combo kills either so there's that as well :)

[@EXDSPRTS]

e.g: ultra throw, [h.clap, h.clap ex clap]xN

[@nvyjealousy]

In Kamen Rider Super climax heroes, there are many infinites but i think the dumbest one is ibuki's Basically 5H is a series of 3 shots, really good startup and block damage, also he has 5SP which is a close range special that gets buffed as long as you land shots, so the infinite comes when you hit whatever normal or shot that you hit/get blocked, then you cancel it into assault mode that is an special trait a lot of characters in SCH have, this normally drains your meter slowly and improving certain moves, but for some reason, when you are in assault mode whatever thing you spend meter on is basically free as long as assault mode is still activated, so, you can hit 5H, cancel it do it again, and again and again, no matter if its blocked because doesn't take long for 5H to break guard, and then you cancel 5H until your meter is almost empty and thats when you cancel again but you do 5SP and no matter how much life you have that almost every time kills, its stupid and i love SCH for having so many stupid ToDs and infinites

[@velocity789]

Kuuga Ultimate form 2H is like the funniest loop I've seen

[@Willow1662]

the spider-man web throw loop is kinda similar to a mixup in melee. falcos back thro has very low knockback and very high hitstun so you can loop them on fast falling characters. (there are defensive options to make it not a true infinite but it looks kinda like one)

[@huskyeclair5345]

looking good with the beard!

[@VanFactor]

That commando looks like a turbo controller requirement

[@plabcentral630]

Every time I see carnov I start sweating. Every time I go to a carnival, birthday part or any odd occasion and there are balloons, I fear for my life. Carnov BALOON scares me.

[@SenzuBeen]

MVC 2 you can also use wolverine throws for insta kill, juggernaut super and mash, cyclops, chunli crazy kicks in corner loop

[@floworcrash]

Gambit has one of the coolest stances in fighting game history. Absolute stone cold

[@David_Odie]

The MVC1 Gambit infinite was the first infinite I learned in any fighting game! Good memories!

[@CourtesyofTino]

That beard is becoming more and more spectacular

[@antares426]

I know it's an anime arena game, but in saint seiya soldier souls, camus can do an infinite by pressing the square button three times, pausing it for a bit, and repeating it. only on the ps3/ps4 versions tho

[@FightingGameHistory]

In kof2001, Bao can literally spam df+D after a hard knockdown to have an infinite OTG combo. In kof99, Kensou in the corner can infinitely juggle with qcb+B/D after launch oppo with command dp+A/C

[@nybethobdilord6912]

if you wanna do an infinite from mvc1 thats really easy and dumb. Pick Red/Hyper Venom. You just need to launch the opponent, do a delay j. MK, and then repeat j. HP, j. HK. The absurd bit about this is that Hyper Venom can easily do this from his throw which stuns you for a free launch. Even if you drop the combo just a couple reps of it will do massive damage.

[@madjokes1749]

I remember from evo23 seeing a player by the name lilmonix cross up another guy with spiderman in umvc3 such a fun time

[@Gamersgoinblind]

In this Super Nintendo game called Unholy Night, the main character has an infinite with just crouching LP in the corner because there's just no pushback to any of the moves.

[@mibeador]

Shoutouts to my man Zaku-IIS who appears in 3 2D fighting games between Gundam EX Revue and Battle Assault 1 and 2, and has a one button infinite in all of them. The only difference is the EX Revue infinite uses 2LK and Battle Assault uses 5LK

[@RadishAcceptable]

Battle Arena Toshinden had so many stupidly easy infinites. Off the top of my head, Elis had one that was crouching slide into crouching twin slash into crouching slide into crouching twin slash, repeat until they die. Forgive me for not remembering the actual inputs. Perhaps weak kick and weak punch for both. Battle Arena Toshinden 2 had similar stupidly easy infinites. With... I think Eji, but maybe Kayen, that was dash attack kick into jab jab, into dash attack kick into jab jab, again repeat until they're dead.

[@kyleflournoy7730]

I play viewtiful Joe in marvel 3 and I have a set up for that infinite in my team. But I never knew that it was known well enough to ever get banned. Glad I never whipped it out now lol

[@HeroYui84]

Kensei Sacred Fist on PS1. Just pick Yugo (the main karate guy) and do Back+K. It doesn't knock down and is +1million adv on hit, so you just keep doing Back+K over and over and they'll be dead in seconds. I think Heinz (the blonde German pit fighter) has an infinite as well that involves doing a counter hit into P+K "loops", but I forgot the specifics.

[@kaiserbts8007]

I honestly didn’t know Karnov even had an infinite and I’ve been playing it for some time, the only infinite I can recall is I think Yungmie, who has one that’s really hard to do

[@mariocraft3067]

Matlok also has an infinite by perfectly charging spinning waves. Not inpossible, but requires a real charge expert. Karnovs is definitely easier, but even after playing many Karnov players this past month, I’ve never been hit by it once.

[@thewrightone13jack]

I love these vids. Kusogee are so fun to talk about.

[@sdgdhpmbp]

Gundam Wing Endless Duel has a few infinites. In fact, I'd say it's one of the rare games that has the AI first show off part of the infinite before abruptly choosing to end it. Also, infinites mentioned yet nothing on arcade/PS2 Hokuto no Ken? That's surprising.

[@Titan717]

Wow, how did I miss this vid from a year ago. You probably won't see this. Pre patch Kazuya in XTekken has the easiest infinite. Tatsu, to two hit punch, to tatsu repeat.

[@bb-remy]

you forgot red venom in mvc1 has some infinites

[@theermac6024]

The actual easiest infinite in fighting game history is UMK3 Kung Lao's spin in the corner. It's just spin in the corner. If you can spin, you can infinite. And considering Kung Lao's leg combo launches the opponent to the other side of the screen, it's not really hard to put yourself into that situation. The moving version is harder though, but that one, with proper excecution, can be done loterally anywhere.

[@ritterbrown5474]

That gambit combo has the same spirit as lightning dodging in ffx

[@axelmiramontes409]

Don't forget that Igniz infinite in 2002UM is nasty and easy to do

[@mrsurprise2294]

Is it when you get them in the air? Cause he was mugen and that was his inf

[@axelmiramontes409]

@@mrsurprise2294 No it's the one when Igniz uses his sharp tentacles that juggles your opponent forever and that makes sense because he is the Final boss.

[@mrsurprise2294]

@axelmiramontes409 Yeah that's the one was just down forward punch and it launches opponent and you keep them in air with it. lol that's so easy I thought they added that to his moveset since mugen has new move sets and created characters

[@axelmiramontes409]

@@mrsurprise2294 Oh and also his 214+B/D yes it juggles forever. Anything he does it juggles forever ♾

[@XyNoST]

Wow ! That's a load of cheese lol btw this is unrelated to the video (and fighting games) but I think you look a little bit like Chromeo's P-Thugg ! :P

[@milesward1095]

1:09 LIGHT PUNCH

[@miken8618]

Dong Dong Never Die - the lady with the hat, I don't remember her name...she has a move that is either a fireball or dragon punch motion with light kick where she does a lunge forward with her knee. You can infinite the other character in the corner spamming that move with the right timing. Super easy.

[@Gilbot9000]

I would love more of these yes.

[@MrCactuar13]

Hokuto no Ken basketball video when

[@DukeMemes6047]

If you have 5 ki bars as Base Goku in Dragonball Fighter Z and are the last character alive in your team, you can activate your level one super (Kaioken x 20) and immediately activate the followup, then chain that into a level 3 (Spirit Bomb)

[@The_Meev]

But that's not an infinite though

[@caucasoidape8838]

I remember one in the Genesis version of Fatal Fury 2 using Axel.

[@sv98753]

tekken 5's air juggling punch enemy to the air --> jab jab, crouch to cancel, jab jab crouch to cancel ... its not hard to input can be done with the most chars and due to the fact that the cancellation of the final hit disables the knockback wich should prevent death juggling .... even the cpu opponent did that sometimes if you played on high ranks lol

[@MrTubeStuck]

ahh..... the Gambit infinite, I nearly got punched because I pulled it off on a crowded arcade

[@WantSomeWhiskey818]

Its not technically an infinite, but Zangief in World Warrior has an inescapable SPD setup that loops into itself

[@Ben-jz3mt]

You can actually loop Alex’s heavy flash chop in SF3 New Generation

[@forte9910]

What about the COOLEST infinites? Tager's timeout circus has to be in there, though the way it works is kind of silly so I'm not sure if it belongs in the dumbest or coolest

[@fhtswstudios4260]

Have you ever heard about the wobble in Smash Brothers Melee? It's a super dumb infinite that can be done off of one throw with the Ice Climbers

[@philipsalibo7641]

As a Spider-Man main in mvc3 that infinite was for insults only

[@MagmaMKII]

Of course, there's the very infamous KoF 2002 Angel infinite.

[@woahblow4127]

Insane that wobbling didnt make the list. It's the goofiest infinite ever and it's not close

[@fakename1342]

There's a little-known arcade Gundam fighter called Mobile Suit Gundam: EX Revue which has a very dumb infinite combo. Char's Zaku can combo its crouching Light attack infinitely if you do a microwalk between each kick. The crazy thing is that this doesn't even need the corner, he can do this midscreen and push the enemy to the corner. The crouching light is a very good move by itself, too, so there's no downside in using it to pressure someone and getting an infinite if you open them up. Here's an example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYKyioF5hLVjh6s

[@solonsaturngaming3727]

ngl more i see jm he's aging into a little Chubby FGC Kratos with that beard and soon pure baldness, I dig the beard as it's not bad on him. 👍

[@joyfulcalleb4186]

Captain America in MvSF (I think) jumping LP til off screen

[@Ilyessir]

Yoo jm liked that video, but i just wanted to tell you that your video where you okay a obscure fighting game with JWong was just age restricted for some reasons, i staryed watching it the other day not even an hour after realease and it was totally fine but now i want to watch the other half of the video but it tells me i need to confim my age... anyway thanks for the amazing content

[@gutsbadguy50]

Great job on the combos. Now make a video doing the infinites from hokuto no ken 😄

[@josedanielbanos1766]

Where are all the KOF infinite? Terry in 97, power charge, Clark with Joe striker on 2000. Mary’s glitch in arcade only. Kula in 2001 to name just a few

[@armorbearer9702]

It appears that heavies are less likely to have infinite combos.

[@HanDaimond]

The dumbest infinite I've seen (and did) was with Bao from KOF2001, all you gotta do was grab the opponent in the corner with the headbutt and stomp them repeatedly until they die.

[@michielkroder4031]

I object to Karnov's Revenge being called a kusoge, sir! It's def not the greatest fighting game ever, but it's very well made and has solid fundamentals.