Street Fighter (Japan) (Arcade) - (Longplay - Ken Masters | Very Difficult Difficulty)

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켄 플레이 중 최고의 플레이를 시청함... 대단하심!!!

[@VideoGameGallery]

9:52 That's Adon's #10 color in Super Street Fighter IV.

[@konstantinkoverchenko9587]

Ken isn’t fucking around! >_

[@GÉMINISCONTRERASOLIVARES]

✨KEN ✨ MÁSTER ✨🥰

[@aaabbb-bk2nu]

只用拳腳踢幹掉對手 這真的強

[@brygun2008]

How activate Very hard mode? on retroarch any idea?

[@cinemad1870]

Could you do a walkthrough on this?

[@indramalelo926]

I really miss this game... Where I can find it?

[@TurkishBullet19]

@indra malelo There is a compilation of competitive fighting games from the Street Fighter video game series developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Capcom titled "Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection." The collection was released for Nintendo Switch, Sony PlayStation 4, Microsoft Windows and Xbox One in May 2018. Here is some more detailed information about "Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection": en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_Fighter_30th_Anniversary_Collection

[@l빽기사l]

멋져뇨😂😂켄의 촤고의 스킬

[@aremafcxboboiboydaun6977]

Do Mortal Kombat in Sega Genesis

[@TurkishBullet19]

@BoBoiBoy Afifudin "Mortal Kombat (Sega Genesis)" is already included on my "Longplays to do" list but it will take some time because I'm doing a lot of Longplays of different video games at the moment and many of them are work in progress. I'm currently busy with Street Fighter (Arcade), Street Fighter II' Turbo (Prototype) (Sega Mega Drive), Street Fighter II' (Sega Master System) and Resident Evil Outbreak (Sony PlayStation 2). When it's done, I will be busy with Dino Crisis (Sony PlayStation), Metal Gear Solid (Sony PlayStation), Devil May Cry (Sony PlayStation 2), Viewtiful Joe (Sony PlayStation 2), Silent Hill (Sony PlayStation), Resident Evil 4 (Nintendo GameCube), Dino Crisis 2 (Sony PlayStation), ObScure (Sony PlayStation 2) and Virtua Cop (Sega Saturn). When it's all done, I will create a Poll again about "Which Longplay shall I do next?" and add more different video games (which were requested by my Subscribers) back into that Poll. I will let the voting and decision to my Subscribers again. 😊👍🏻

[@PrimevalDemon]

Are there any notable differences between us versus Japan version

[@darkerfalcon3747]

When Ryu and Ken does one of his special moves, the voice is different: JP: Hadoken US: Psycho Fire JP: Shoryuken US: Dragon Punch JP: Tatsumaki Senpukyaku US: Hurricane Kick

[@TurkishBullet19]

@PrimevalDemon Here are the detailed Regional Differences between the International and Japanese version of Street Fighter: -Ryu and Ken's input-based special attacks have different names between the Japanese version and other regions. From Street Fighter II onward, including their appearances in the Smash Bros. series, these attacks would keep their non-localized names from the Japanese version. -The uppercut attack is called Shoryuken (昇龍拳) in the Japanese version, which translates to "Rising Dragon Fist". It's called Dragon Punch in the international versions. The "Dragon Punch" name was later used again in text form on the international versions of the Street Fighter II SNES ports to correct a mistranslated win quote from Ryu. -The fireball technique is called Hadoken (波動拳) in the Japanese version, which translates to "Surge Fist" or "Wave Motion Fist". In international versions, it's called Psycho Fire. -The rotatory kick attack is called Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (竜巻旋風脚), which translates to "Tornado Slashing Air Leg". In international versions, the name is Hurricane Kick. That's all.

[@yoboimrmugen8398]

Why do the voices sound so deep?

[@robertcantu9299]

😂😂 Monster version

[@CLTurtle]

I guess they decided to pitch shift Ken’s voice to make it sound different to Ryu’s

[@traumatizedgeworth]

poor emulation

[@chinghyuga2172]

T👍👍👍

[@johnnyr859]

😮😮😮!

[@blues03]

That thumbnail is so lol.