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X-Men vs. Street Fighter (1996)

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The reason it's Triple Feature is explained in the video.

Anyway, three videos, three explainations and other stuff!
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Fight One: Sean vs. Sean!

Before I even knew who Sean Matsuda was, I downloaded the Ethan Lives version. I didn't like him that much, considering that he IS a Special Operations character and they are kinda hard to start to play as. Then I tried the DG version, and the rest is history.

Either way, SO Sean plays alot differently than his SF3/MVC edited counterpart. He does have Guard Block, but he has alot of different hypers as well. Problem is, he can't use them if he's always defending.

Stage: Brazil from Street Fighter 3: Third Strike
BGM: Sean's Stage
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Fight Two: Rival Schools Redux

Little known fact (maybe): Sakura is actually in Rival Schools for the Playstation. You get her the same way you get Akuma in X-Men vs. Street Fighter. You simply go up past the fighters at the top of the select screen (Batsu, Hinata, and of course, Kyosuke).

And so, in front of Taiyo High School, Kyosuke fights Sakura. Now for the embarrassing part. Whenever I had a game that I had a good arcade mode in, I only had three orders. One was for everyone else, Two was for my Sub-Boss (That was Final Bison by N64Mario84), and Three was for my Boss (Shao Kahn by Kazmer13). Many a times, I got stuck on Sakura. I don't know how or why, but it happened. It's just that awesome P.o.t.S AI that has him so well known throughout the MUGEN community.

Stage: Taiyo High School
BGM: None, because MUGEN refuses to play Rival Schools music all of a sudden
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Fight Three: Hayato vs. Jin

In Marvel vs. Capcom 2, I have a pretty good range of characters. Among them, Charlie, Spider-Man, and Jill Valentine to name a few. Granted, they're all in MUGEN, but that's beside the point. Either way, my main team was the one compromised of Strider Hiryu, Jin Saotome, and Hayato Kanzaki. Jin and Hayato are two great characters, for the reason that they have some great combo-linking moves (and Jin has that Blodia Punch), and for the most part, they're virtually unknown, due to the fact that neither Cyberbots or Star Gladiator is well known.

Well, then there's this. Thomas Hsieh's Jin Saotome has some good AI, and it almost got me in the final round, but Hayato doesn't EVER go down without a fight.

Stage: Neo St. Petersburg (Hiryu's stage from MVC)
BGM: THEME of Strider Hiryu from Marvel vs. Capcom
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Next up: Probably ANOTHER multi-battle video!

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