Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike [Arcade] - play as Gill (playthrough) скачать в хорошем качестве

Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike [Arcade] - play as Gill (playthrough)

This is a play-through using Gill in the Arcade version of Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike. Read on below for more information... Gill is the final boss in the game. He is a non-selectable character in this version of it. ===== ABOUT SF33S GILL ===== Gill returns from the prequel gaining a new super move, the Seraphic Wing. It is a very cheap move because not only is it a full screen super, it also inflicts very high block/chip depletion. Other changes include a new pre-fight intro when he is the CPU boss; a glowing animation for his body; and a new voice. ===== X.C.O.P.Y. METHOD ===== Technically, it IS possible to legitimately to play as Gill in this game... and that is by selecting Twelve with the X.C.O.P.Y. super art, getting to the end to fight against CPU Gill, and then using the move to morph into him. It is course only for a temporary time and you don't get access to his super moves... but it's better than nothing. ===== ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ===== ---- If you play a Gill vs Gill game, this time the recipient of his throws is animated correctly unlike in SF3:NG. ---- He actually has several different colour palettes. This could suggest that he may have been originally intended to be a selectable character. ---- On the character select screen, his Super Art choices consist of 'RESURRECTION', 'MITEOR STRIKE', and a blank disc. Notice how 'meteor' is spelt wrong. ---- Regardless of which Super Art you select, he'll always have all three of his Super Arts available. ---- When playing through single-player mode with him, if you get to Stage 9 he'll face an "out-of-bounds" character. The game will lock up after the versus screen. ===== ABOUT SF3:3S ===== Considered to be one of the best Street Fighter games of all time, 3rd Strike takes all the game-play elements of NG and 2I and refines it into one smooth package. As well as the 5 new characters, the game features completely new background stages, new character portrait artwork and a new soundtrack. The music during fights is structured in a way where you get a "second part" of the track in Round 2. Unfortunately there are no more "loser" character portrait images anymore.