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The '90s heralded not only some new impressive classic games but several featured titles that would become among the best arcade games of all time. Thanks to the popularity of titles like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat, fighting games had a spot alongside the beat 'em ups like Konami's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. With that being said, the '90s took arcade gaming to a new level.
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Games like Donkey Kong predated the successful juggernaut the series would become on Nintendo consoles only a decade later. From Pong to Pac-Man, the '70s and '80s pioneered the games that would eventually become console classics. The '90s saw the release of impressive arcade games like The Punisher, Alpha Mission 2, and Windjammers, which still hold up today.Īrcade games have a long history that dates back roughly half a century. Klax, a puzzle game inspired by Tetris, offers addictive gameplay and has held up well after three decades. I have all my wires seperately color-coded.Arcade games in the '90s reached a new level of popularity, with titles like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat becoming classics. Is it my encoder or a config setting? I checked my wiring and it looked good. Has this happenned to anybody else? I love fighting games, so I really need this fixed if possible. It had a string of 3 characters, though I don't rememebr what they were. I tested it out in notepad to find out what the output was giving me. Press them both at the same time and both characters kick.
If you press them individually they don't work at all. Anyways, the medium and high kicks (5 & 6) on the second player dont' seem to work right. I did have one problem, though, but it may be my encoder. Feels comfortable to me, but I've noticed some of my friends couldn't figure out which buttons to press in games that only took 2 or 3 buttons. left to right and then down to the next line. To me it seems more natural for the buttons to be:
Perhaps the harness is wired differently for KI? I don't know, but I don't think so. When I plugged it all in it seemed to work fine for me. I've been running MAME off of a Killer Instinct machine which uses the same control panel layout as the Capcom Fighting Games. Low Kick - Arcade Button 5 - MAME Z (correct) Low Punch - Arcade Button 4 - MAME L Shift (correct) High Kick - Arcade Button 2 - MAME L Ctrl (s/b L Alt)īlock - Arcade Button 3 - MAME Spacebar (correct)
High Punch - Arcade Button 1 - MAME L Alt (s/b L Ctrl) Roundhouse Kick - Arcade Button 6 - MAME X (but if I read you right, you are saying L Shift in MAME) Short kick - Arcade Button 4 - MAME L Shift (but if I read you right, you are saying X in MAME)įorward Kick - Arcade Button 5 - MAME Z (correct) Strong Punch - Arcade Button 2 - MAME L Alt (correct).įierce Punch - Arcade Button 3 - MAME Spacebar (but if I read you right, you are saying L Ctrl in MAME) Jab - Arcade Button 1 - MAME L Ctrl (but if I read you right, you are saying Spacebar in MAME) If I understand correctly, this is the situation (buttons going Left to Right and top to bottom, default MAME keymaps): I don't play either one enough to really be able to tell, but I would like to know what the key assignments are and how they mess up? Hmmm, I played Street Fighter (SF2 in MAME 0.61) on the keyboard and didn't see any thing out of place.
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