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Anyway I watched some wild footage of alioune basically destroying all of new york's best players the other day, which is here:

As a result of this and a few hours fatly fatting in the lab, I now have some thoroughly intense new cammy divekicksetups, which I look forward to mistiming and whiffing on you all. Also I've got a few mixups of my own which I've never seen anyone use probably because they don't work and aren't any good but I'll try them anyway.

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Jimmy's alright, you guys, I played DOA Ultimate with him - though as I recall the conversation went rather off topic on several occasions.

Mad that he singled us out though, if he thinks I'm splitting an 80-word post across three threads in two folders he's off his mash.

ALISTARR! I spent all of yesterday evening badly assembling a PC. I have stuff to do on it tonight, too, but I can find half an hour to get badly Rufused at some point I'm sure. Are you free?

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Sounds great! I need to either get a decent PS2 stick or make a serious effort at converting what I have into one somehow. Maybe not so much for Fighting Jam but I'd like to give CvS2 and some others a proper go sometimes and using a Dualshock is a big turn off.

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I feel like the French resistence telling you this, but I played Demon's Souls again last night, chaps. I got to the Tower Knight on 1-2. Wow what a bastard. I will probably spend all of tonight dying on that level too.

Also, I forgot to post impressions of the Strekken stick now that I have finally got around to using it.

Performance-wise, it feels exactly the same to me, which is of course no surprise seeing as the stick and buttons are the same as the TE. The build does feel slightly more 'plasticky' and perhaps not as break-coconuts-open-solid as the tank-like TE, but it still feels perfectly sturdy and robust. Definitely more so than the Brawlstick. The massive bonus of course is the excellently garish Street Fighter X Tekken artwork.

Rufus/10.

EDIT: oh and I didn't find that episode of Excellent Adventures as excellent as older ones. Don't kill me but I think the format is in a bit of a rut. Gootecks is forever down on himself and seems resigned to constantly losing while Mike 'Mike 'Mike Ross' Ross' Ross mocks him for doing so. Maybe it's just me.

Also, didn't they used to win more?

That said, whenever I play online these days I seem to get beaten consistently as the level seems to have been raised ridiculously.

EDITEDIT: I realise comparing myself playing online to MikeTecks playing online is stupid.

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I bought 2 TE sticks when they were released so when friends came over we could play lots of Street Fighter.

This has so far never happened.

In other news my gf's dad was round while I was watching the football through Sky Go on the xbox.

A notification popped up during the game.... "what's a joffocakes?"

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Sounds great! I need to either get a decent PS2 stick or make a serious effort at converting what I have into one somehow. Maybe not so much for Fighting Jam but I'd like to give CvS2 and some others a proper go sometimes and using a Dualshock is a big turn off.

I use an old PS1 Namco stick, it seems to do the job fine on the PS2

namcoarcadestick.JPG

I managed to pick one up at a car boot for £1 :o

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