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6/1/23 - 1 scan for Street Fighter Alpha in EGM '95.
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6/1/23 - 1 scan for Street Fighter Alpha in EGM '95.
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May 22, 2023
Street Fighter 5 - Main Menu - cover
A little late today we bring you a DJENT-style song from Street fightar 5 that is coming to an end, we are also officially debuting our old acustic guitar and new 7-string guitar that will open up a wider range of possibilities for new videos!
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Bonus: NeoGeoNow on Twitter.
Street Fighter 5 - Main Menu - cover
A little late today we bring you a DJENT-style song from Street fightar 5 that is coming to an end, we are also officially debuting our old acustic guitar and new 7-string guitar that will open up a wider range of possibilities for new videos!
CONTINUE TO VIDEO >
Bonus: NeoGeoNow on Twitter.
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A 6 Step Combo for the Future-Past
"Welcome, fighter! Today is a general post about how we at SFWoWR like to get ourselves good and Hyper before playing any game that is from a gen system we're not familiar with. You can apply these steps to old school SF as well as any game you want to focus on. Is it necessary? No, but it's just a fun habit we'd like to share. With so many wonderful titles coming out all the time, there are others who haven't got the chance yet to try some of the classics and we'd like to give you a taste of the past. This little setup is not just to enjoy an old game someone referred to you or for curiosity's sake, but also because, in a way, you can project your thoughts back in time. Heavy stuff! Now even if you don't end up fully understanding the experience it's okay. It's the effort to appreciate a game or subject you want to try that counts. With these easy steps as a jumping off point along with that wonderful imagination of yours, you can make this journey as long and as detailed as you wish, but we're going to give you a Turbo fast process to blaze through it. You ready, time traveler? Ok!
1. Find out what year the particular game came out. [Wikipedia]
2. Look up the top music (songs) for that year. [Billboard Top 100]
3. Throw one on or a playlist of them in the background while you look up the next step.
4. Find a most basic list of what was hot that year in movies, tv, news, fashion, food, toys, merchandise, etc. and just skim it. It's fine to just look at the pics. And it's more than ok to laugh or cringe. Even those of us who were there can chuckle at some of it too.
5. Next hit the search for that game (watch out for spoilers, warrior!) and look solely for what would be the predecessor of that title. [As an example, one game that could be a parental influence to the original Street Fighter (1987) was Karate Champ (1984).]
6. Finally, once you found it then put it's name into YouTube (might want to pause that old music you're jamming to) and take a glance at a gameplay clip of it.
That's it! You now have a primed mindset to try something out of your usual time table. When you play the game whether you liked it or not, hey, you gave it its due. And guess what? This can also work for older folks who want to try getting in the mindset for newer games! Then old and young will be enjoying each others fondness and memories for gaming. And that sounds just Perfect to us.
If you decided to try out our 6 step Combo and liked it let us know here! Or through our secondary e-mail here. We'd love to hear from you!
"Welcome, fighter! Today is a general post about how we at SFWoWR like to get ourselves good and Hyper before playing any game that is from a gen system we're not familiar with. You can apply these steps to old school SF as well as any game you want to focus on. Is it necessary? No, but it's just a fun habit we'd like to share. With so many wonderful titles coming out all the time, there are others who haven't got the chance yet to try some of the classics and we'd like to give you a taste of the past. This little setup is not just to enjoy an old game someone referred to you or for curiosity's sake, but also because, in a way, you can project your thoughts back in time. Heavy stuff! Now even if you don't end up fully understanding the experience it's okay. It's the effort to appreciate a game or subject you want to try that counts. With these easy steps as a jumping off point along with that wonderful imagination of yours, you can make this journey as long and as detailed as you wish, but we're going to give you a Turbo fast process to blaze through it. You ready, time traveler? Ok!
1. Find out what year the particular game came out. [Wikipedia]
2. Look up the top music (songs) for that year. [Billboard Top 100]
3. Throw one on or a playlist of them in the background while you look up the next step.
4. Find a most basic list of what was hot that year in movies, tv, news, fashion, food, toys, merchandise, etc. and just skim it. It's fine to just look at the pics. And it's more than ok to laugh or cringe. Even those of us who were there can chuckle at some of it too.
5. Next hit the search for that game (watch out for spoilers, warrior!) and look solely for what would be the predecessor of that title. [As an example, one game that could be a parental influence to the original Street Fighter (1987) was Karate Champ (1984).]
6. Finally, once you found it then put it's name into YouTube (might want to pause that old music you're jamming to) and take a glance at a gameplay clip of it.
That's it! You now have a primed mindset to try something out of your usual time table. When you play the game whether you liked it or not, hey, you gave it its due. And guess what? This can also work for older folks who want to try getting in the mindset for newer games! Then old and young will be enjoying each others fondness and memories for gaming. And that sounds just Perfect to us.
If you decided to try out our 6 step Combo and liked it let us know here! Or through our secondary e-mail here. We'd love to hear from you!
Mane Street
NEW ENTRY 3/20/2023
The Mysteries of the Street Fighter 6 Demo
About Site:
The #1 Street Fighter lore blog for theories on the internet!
Owned and written by Steven Mane it provides outstanding theories to the lore of Street Fighter. Steven is a Chicago-based voice actor and writer that has profound love for SF and it certainly shows in his posts. Outside of his own personal opinions, Steven backs up a lot of the theories he presents with numerous examples to connect plot threads that reveal some marvelous food for thought on the deeper story of Street Fighter.
Click here to see Steven Mane's profile on DocuFan.
NEW ENTRY 3/20/2023
The Mysteries of the Street Fighter 6 Demo
About Site:
The #1 Street Fighter lore blog for theories on the internet!
Owned and written by Steven Mane it provides outstanding theories to the lore of Street Fighter. Steven is a Chicago-based voice actor and writer that has profound love for SF and it certainly shows in his posts. Outside of his own personal opinions, Steven backs up a lot of the theories he presents with numerous examples to connect plot threads that reveal some marvelous food for thought on the deeper story of Street Fighter.
Click here to see Steven Mane's profile on DocuFan.
Street Writer: The Word Warrior
NEW ENTRY 12/16/2022
The Street Fighter 6 pre-order trailer, a look at Marisa, the modern gladiator
One of the things that I despised in SFIV, and SFV were over-the-top characters, moves, and animations. They often broke the fourth wall, and turned the fighting game into a series of sight gags. The way that Abel would spin opponents over his head with ease was one example. But also the way Rufus would bounce, or F.A.N.G. would flap his arms, and fly all over the stage. These silly animations took me out of the game. In the previous blog I mentioned that Marisa was a second take on one of the cringiest characters in the franchise...
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NEW ENTRY 12/16/2022
The Street Fighter 6 pre-order trailer, a look at Marisa, the modern gladiator
One of the things that I despised in SFIV, and SFV were over-the-top characters, moves, and animations. They often broke the fourth wall, and turned the fighting game into a series of sight gags. The way that Abel would spin opponents over his head with ease was one example. But also the way Rufus would bounce, or F.A.N.G. would flap his arms, and fly all over the stage. These silly animations took me out of the game. In the previous blog I mentioned that Marisa was a second take on one of the cringiest characters in the franchise...
CONTINUE TO BLOG >
DocuFan
is a directory dedicated to connecting all fans of our beloved Street Fighter into an ULTRA wiki hybrid! It's not quite like anything before. The paint's still fresh on the street, but it's going to grow into something special and we need someone special like YOU to be a part of it! Come in to show up and show out with your talent and love of SF! Whaddya say, champ? Think you ready to find out more?
THEN DASH IN TO DocuFan! >
Any questions feel free to ask the Admin on Twitter.
is a directory dedicated to connecting all fans of our beloved Street Fighter into an ULTRA wiki hybrid! It's not quite like anything before. The paint's still fresh on the street, but it's going to grow into something special and we need someone special like YOU to be a part of it! Come in to show up and show out with your talent and love of SF! Whaddya say, champ? Think you ready to find out more?
THEN DASH IN TO DocuFan! >
Any questions feel free to ask the Admin on Twitter.
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Music Spotlight
The 20th Chapter of Sidekick Arrives!
Summary:
Juri and Cammy make their way into the Shadaloo base. Cammy has to make a difficult decision on the way back to the Thunderfoot village.
CONTINUE ON FANFICTION
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Bonus: Visit the author's Twitter.
Summary:
Juri and Cammy make their way into the Shadaloo base. Cammy has to make a difficult decision on the way back to the Thunderfoot village.
CONTINUE ON FANFICTION
OR ARCHIVEOFOUROWN >
Bonus: Visit the author's Twitter.
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