Street Fighter 3rd Strike Online Edition on XBOX360

[@kintozero3169]

Heads up that you have to beat arcade mode once with every character to unlock Gill, or pay $1 for his unlock DLC.

[@vodkagobalsky]

That's fine. I don't think Gill is a tournament legal character anyways.

[@silverwah]

I know you like the old tellies but why not use the HDMI port? Unless you have an earlier Xbox 360 without the HDMI port.

[@vodkagobalsky]

More lag and I think it looks better on the PVM.

[@abrahanmorales9314]

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection has this game and is available on many modern consoles. You seem to be extremely uninformed about this community, and to think a 360 controller is your input device...

[@vodkagobalsky]

30th sucks. It has a ton of input lag even offline which is why "the community" doesn't play on it. I just used the 360 controller to navigate the menus. I use my arcade stick to play the game.

[@abrahanmorales9314]

@@vodkagobalsky "Input Lag" is the universal phrase used by "competitive" gamers who don't understand the undeniable truth that every person experiences "input lag" no matter how they play. I build arcade sticks and modify cabinets and one thing modern gamers do not understand is half the arcade-playing audience uses fundamentally different inputs than the other half, and even the best Sanwa or IL stick has "lag". Gen Z, however, figured it out: since arcades aren't a thing anymore, there's no productive reason to play a competitive game with "zero-lag" inputs since it is easier and more fun to bear with the delay since both players have the same amount. Even within competitive sports, competitors must adjust to different external inputs such as Dome vs Open Football fields, grass vs turf, clay vs solid ground in tennis, square ring vs octagon in mma, and most importantly, all the adjustments necessary for golf. Also, the Switch cart version does not seem to have this input delay you speak of, and if you absolutely believe input lag is a thing, you are playing your 360 on a crt, right?

[@kintozero3169]

30th anniversary collection doesn't have all the training mode challenges that xbox 360 version has. For example, Xbox 360/ps3 version has the daigo parry challenge (parry chun-li's super). Also xbox 360/ps3 version has Gill, 30th anniversary doesn't. But 30th anniversary has original Street Fighter 3 & Double Impact. I think die-hards should own every modern available version: Xbox 360/Ps3, 30th anniversary collection, and all releases on capcom arcade stadium 1 & 2 (doesn't contain street fighter 3 games, but it includes street fighter 2 & alpha series)

[@vodkagobalsky]

@@kintozero3169 I have 30th and I almost never play it anymore because it kind of sucks. Also no one plays on it.

[@kintozero3169]

@@vodkagobalsky yeah I got it when I got my PS4, I prefer other versions of Alpha 3 & Third Strike. But at the time it was interesting to go thru some arcade versions of Alpha 2 & SF3 Double Impact, even though I think most players now play fightcade