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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. Now, each character (there are twenty-four of them in total, twelve for each side) features a short (but) unique list of combos.
Blocking is done by moving the joystick away AND/OR away+down from the opponent.
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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.
Which, once full, can be used to perform the so called ‘POW draining moves’ triggered by pressing C and D buttons simultaneously. When taking or dodging enemy hits, players recharge their POW bar in the appropriate lower corner of the screen.
The matches are 1v1 based, with the player who first sends their opponent to the ground for the second time being the winner. Capcom is pretty much your generic SNK fighting game (think of King of Fighters or Fatal Fury). 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. But to be completely frank, I don’t quite see why. Capcom was only poorly received by both critics and the public of the time (circa 48-60% ratings). Unlike the other crossovers of the two universes produced by Capcom, the SNK-side produced SNK vs.
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Capcom - SVC Chaos - MAME working perfectly with emulator version mame64ui, you can download on this web site. The translator usually just types the translated text using something like Notepad, but for really big projects, the hacker might create a custom program to make it easier on the translator.Description of game SNK vs. The translator then takes this file and translates it. "Once it's been found and figured out, the hacker can then dump the Japanese text to a file. Using this, the hacker can then start to locate the text data." "First, the hacker has to locate the game's font and produce what's called a table. "There are basically two major parts of a ROM translation, whether it's for the SNES or any other system: the hacking part and the translating part," he explains. Gamasutra interview with, Mother 3 translator, Clyde Mandelin If you're here, I'd assume you'd find it interesting. In it, he describes some of what goes into a translation, which is just like what I went through with this CFC2 translation. It's an interview with Clyde Mandelin, AKA Tomato, who did the fan translation of Mother 3 (GBA). I did want to mention an article that I just read, though. Real life is where it's at for the time being, I guess. There hasn't been anything noteworthy going on with the CFC2 translation lately, and I haven't been working on any other interesting projects. Thanks again to the NeoGeoFanClub guys: Turfmasta, NeoBomberman, and rarehero. There's a video clip Turfmasta made by video capturing CFC2English running on his K2_VIDEO unit. Oh, did you want this post to be CFC2English related? Okay.
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Otherwise, I still feel that it's important to archive such things for historical and nostalgia purposes. If we can get it into the capable hands of people like Judge and Flubba, perhaps they can find some hidden gems in there. I don't really know if it will ultimately produce anything amazing, but I fell that it's important to share this sort of thing. I'm working with Turfmasta a bit to try to get the BIOS of the K2_VIDEO unit dumped. I wish more collectors would follow his lead and show us some other cool NGPC development or prototype hardware/software. I really appreciate that Turfmasta has gone out of his way to share his collection through the pictures and videos that he's providing. It excites me to know that hardware like this has made its way into the hands of regular (non-SNK) people. This is excellent, because it gives you an idea of how the stuff runs on actual hardware without having a video taken by a camera of someone playing a NGPC (like I would do). What's more is that Turfmasta has been using this hardware to create some nice video captures of Neo Geo Pocket Color games.
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Here's a direct link to his post about the SNK K2_VIDEO NGP to TV adapter. This machine was used to allow Neo Geo Pocket developers (and perhaps reviewers) to play NGPC games on a TV or video capture device. My new best friend, NeoTurfMasta, over at recently released some pictures of the insides of his K2_VIDEO unit.
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