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SNK vs. Capcom - SVC Chaos - MAME
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Unlike the other crossovers of the two universes produced by Capcom, the SNK-side produced SNK vs. Capcom was only poorly received by both critics and the public of the time (circa 48-60% ratings). But to be completely frank, I don’t quite see why. Well, yes, they have chosen the most boring bunch of characters from both sides (why the hell would you not include King?); but hey, if there’s Mai Shiranui and Dhalsim, I’m all yours. Gameplay wise, SNK vs. Capcom is pretty much your generic SNK fighting game (think of King of Fighters or Fatal Fury). The matches are 1v1 based, with the player who first sends their opponent to the ground for the second time being the winner. When taking or dodging enemy hits, players recharge their POW bar in the appropriate lower corner of the screen. Which, once full, can be used to perform the so called ‘POW draining moves’ triggered by pressing C and D buttons simultaneously. Which brings me to the controls, which are again typically SNK-ish as well: an 8-way joystick plus four (A-B-C-D) buttons, respectively MAME buttons 1-4, where A and C correspond to low/hich-punch and B and D to low/high-kick. Blocking is done by moving the joystick away AND/OR away+down from the opponent. Now, each character (there are twenty-four of them in total, twelve for each side) features a short (but) unique list of combos. These are rather simple and easily memorable, yet if you haven’t mastered your dragon-punch move (moving the joystick in a kind of ‘Z’ pattern) so far, I would strongly suggest you to do so now. The 2D visuals of the game are sweet as ever. Really, I know I’m being a hell of a biased here, ‘cause by now you pretty much all know I prefer 2D era games over the newer, early 2000’s 3D titles, but really—what a treat for my eyes! And the initial dialogues between the fighters, before the actual fighting starts, are then merely a sweet final touch on the whole thing, giving the game that extra dash of humor that, in my opinion, makes SNK vs. Capcom such a wonderful piece. Really, don’t always listen to the critics (and other people in general), just don’t—even though this final statement of mine might be rather oxymoronic at least…
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Unused Sprites By using DIP Switches on a modified machine or using the Kawaks emulator and setting DIP switch 1-1 to on, you activate the Debug Object Viewer, wherein a sprite of Kyo will appear on screen accompanied by a number of numbers. Most of the time, the Kyo sprite is miscoloured (Unless you choose Kyo himself), due to using player 1's character's current palette. Press Start twice, then hold it (Make sure its in an actual game, best done in Training Mode) and press any button. A and B will cycle through the selected characters sprites, whilst C and D change characters.
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SvC Chaos contains a number of unused sprites and animations for several of the cast. For more information on the unused animations, please check out Kao Megura's FAQ of the game, specifically the Disabled Moves section: Terry Bogard Terry's Back Knuckle (Forward+A) command move from The King of Fighters '98. Ryo Sakazaki Ryo's special intro against fellow Art of Fighting character King, circa The King of Fighters 2001, wherein Ryo looks away and scratches his head, embarrassed. There is no explanation for why this would be in, outside of speculation that King was going to be included. He also has unused animations for his SDM Ryuko Ranbu as well as a slower Ryuko Ranbu ending in a spinning Kohou, which is more difficult to accurately capture. Kim Kaphwan Kim's old Forward+A Kuuren Geki command move from The King of Fighters '99.
He also has two unused variants of his Neri Chagi kick command move which would change depending on if he comboed into them or not. Here they will always be the same. Kasumi Todoh Kasumi's backward roll from her appearances in the KOF series. The orange-red SDM variant of Kasumi's Chou Kasane Ate. In game, she only has the blue DM version. Mai Shiranui The DM version of Mai Shiranui's Chou Hisatsu Shinobi Bachi.
In game she only has the SDM version as her Exceed move. Quite why they chose to remove it like this is a mystery. Mame neo geo bios. The corrupted colours have no explanation yet. Karate DM version of Takuma Sakazaki's alter ego Mr.
Karate's Kishin Geki attack from the King of Fighters series. Serious Mr Karate also has sprites from the SDM variant. Both versions go unused.
Serious Mr Karate also has unused sprites for Takuma's backward roll from the KOF series. It is quite interesting how such sprites went unused after SNK went to the trouble of spriting in the Mr Karate tengu mask onto Takuma's sprites for these.
Choi Bounge Choi's unused backwards roll from the KOF series. Redgate sql tool belt keygen music. He also has Guard Cancel variants which are the same as this except for an added Guard Cancel spark. He also has the animation for his SDM Hou'ou Kyaku. He only has the DM version in game. This unused animation was slightly more difficult to capture. Ken Masters Ken has the sprites of some of Violent Ken's exclusive moves (Shinbu Messatsu and Rasetsu Kyaku) and vice versa for Violent Ken.
Akuma/Gouki The sprites for the steam from Shin Akuma's Misogi Exceed are inside normal Akuma's sprite sets. He also has a hard-to-properly-capture animation for a slow, disjointed combo that starts with a grab, a possible variant of his Shun Goku Satsu. Geese Howard The original Raising Storm cage sprites from The King of Fighters '96. In-game, Geese's Raising Storm uses a modified version of the Claw Raising Storm from Real Bout Fatal Fury Special. Orochi Iori Orochi Iori's old backwards roll from The King of Fighters '97. No character can roll in this game. Dan Hibiki Though hard to properly screen-capture, Dan has an unused third variant of his Hisshou Buraiken DM.
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He usually has two depending on which kick button was pressed to initiate it. Hidden Background Details With an emulator that can remove sprite layers, it's possible to remove Billy's sprite layer from to reveal that the bodyguards, Ripper and Hopper, are holding hands.
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Leftover KOF 2002 Graphics The game contains a fairly large amount of leftover graphic data from. This includes the game's intro graphics, fight order portraits, victory portraits, some stage background sprites, ending graphics, and menu / announcer graphics, among others. You can see these images by loading any version of the game in Kawaks, pressing Ctrl+T to open the tile viewer, and navigating to address 494874. Unused Audio Geese Howard's voice contains a variant of Raging Storm, and the whole voice was divided in two separate parts (Presumably it was meant to be cooperated with the unused K.O.F.96-style Raging Storm mentioned above). Raging Storm, Charging.