The first one he does is slower, and you can dodge the others because you already know it's coming. Most of the fastest punches are like this, you can only dodge or block because you know it's coming from playing it before. That's why I added the hardest to dodge ones at the end.

I'm actually working on a "punch out clone" figuring out frame data is fun. Gotta keep that 0.25 seconds thing in mind. Heck in my game i will include an extras menu that lets you see the frames of the opponents cuz why not? Doesn't have to be a pvp fighting game to care about frames y'know? Just thought it'd be a nice touch.

@@jerodmcallister1974 Good luck mate

Meanwhile little Mac gets the crap beat out of him

You have 1/30th of a second to react to it so its already near impossible

With Super Macho Man and Russian Purple Bald Mustached Super Macho Man

@@salvadormendez4024 And Mr Sandman and Turkish Bald Mustached Mr Sandman

Pfft More like Beat UP Little Mac Simulator

Nope. You dont really get to see it because he only does it if you run out of hearts.

@@superwetandcompletelydry So that's it. I always found he did it when I was already really struggling, and he never did it when I was staying on top of the fight. It sure works. If you're out of hearts, you probably already took a beating, and are flailing trying to get your timing back, and then he changes his timing in a way you don't expect to make it even harder to recover. XD

Yeah he throws a hook then his shaking uppercut once you're out of hearts. Not sure what's after the uppercut tho

No. Not at all

Macho man's uppercuts always felt so fast though!

More accurate emulatore like FCEUX and a good controller work fine without input lag.

Not gonna lie, the Switch in handheld mode or with a pro controller on tabletop mode is pretty okay

I actually beat mr dream on the switch online emulator

I've actually beaten it on a Computer emulator taught me basically to learn the patterns as I fight

I once beated the minor circuit on my first run, on an online emulator and a bruise in my finger.

Yeah, I did a few and go the one that was lose to average.

just hold block until you run out of hearts

Not only is it one of the few attacks you can block in this part of the game, not *only* can you counter when you block one, but he also has a semi-pattern. He usually throws 2 punches, then a pause. He can throw 1 punch and a pause, the pause is long enough and consistent enough that if you dodge twice, you'll still make it. Again, the pauses are *around* the same length, and the hitbox only stays for a fraction of a second, so even on a bad read or minor prediction you'll likely dodge. This was probably what the devs wanted you to do, but it's just as easy to block, then counter-punch.

I converted it to seconds. That just seems to me to be more relatable than frames. But maybe I'm wrong. I should make that clear in the description. Thanks for mentioning it.

@@philive1681 ok

It's pretty easy to convert yourself -- it's 60 frames per second (or, well, 59.9).

@@Dhalin ok