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brooklyniteOne wrote:If there is anyone who wants to capture their own game footage there is a sale on this now. Not the same as what I use… though this is good also and this is actually cheaper and also does HD so act fast.
so how does it actually work brook.
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Chauncy Talon wrote:Who is down for 2vs2 league? I am serious. I am playing in 3vs3 league and I am on a Juggernaut team and is enjoying it.i’m down, but my live runs out on tuesday so i won’t be on til i can renew it 🙁
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So me and Illmattic 82 ran aload of games last night. Think it ended 11-7 in his favour.
Were pretty sick games. Alot of them were really close. I can feel myself improving. Was making use of my cross over dragon punch which helped alot.
Gonna have to get these rematches in with Brook lol.
Gotta bring your ‘A’ game now man. It’s only then i will see how much i have improved if i manage to beat you.
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Chauncy Talon wrote:Ight Scat we have to link up and have a good time.gonna have to be tonight man coz my live runs out tomorrow and i’m in college all day.
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We have to hand it to Justin Wong — he put up a good fight. Defeating all American contestants in a three-round, GameStop-sponsored Street Fighter IV tournament over the course of the past two months, the NY-based Street Fighter enthusiast can walk tall knowing he took down the best of what America had to offer. What we didn’t know when this tournament was announced, however, was that a brief “international title championship” would take place immediately following the battles end.
After toppling Korea’s Poongko, as well as Japan’s Iyo, Wong (playing as Rufus) was left to compete with Japan’s other entry, Daigo. Daigo apparently swept Wong using Ryu four to zero. Though Wong may not have walked away with the title of “international champion,” he did likely need a truck for the Street Fighter IV arcade machine he won and, ya know, that enormous trophy he’s holding.
War.
War never changes.
Yo i got it wrong. My live runs out tomorrow on the 21st so we can still run some games tonight for anyone willing to participate.
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Im down for some matches tonight now that my stick is fixed 🙂 :^:
LOL @ Justin wong gettin swept by Daigo 4-0. Damn man. Daigo isnt even #1 in Japan he’s like #3.
So i’ve just been checking out my stats and as of right now this is what i got.
Play time = 28:30
Title Collection = 33.41%
Icon Collection = 6.94%
Battle Poins = 991
Most Battle Points = 1587
Number of Fights = 393
Wins = 199
Win Rate = 50.63%
Longest Win Streak = 12I think thats pretty decent.
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No wonder my joystick crapped out. This is the mess I pulled out of it. It must have shorted out. I am not sure but it was too big of a mess to troubleshoot.
Here is the newly rewired stick insides.
1. Seimtsu joystick. I added the clear plastic on the bottom of the stick to prevent the bottom cover of the whole joystick from rubbing against the bottom of the joystick shaft.
2. Play and charge kit is wired to a usb port on the joystick case so that I can charge it easily without opening it.
3. This is the actual Xbox 360 board pulled from a xbox 360 pad wires are soldered to the pads the buttons pressed. The clear stuff is hot glue that I put over the solder points to keep it secure.
4. the buttons are wired using quick disconnect. The red things are quick disconnects.
5. Wires are soldered tot he battery contacts and that is soldered to the battery terminals ont he botom of the board. The battery is secured with velcro.
Here is the outside view. (much nicer) 🙂
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