Watch his other Tekken Tag videos, you'll be impressed

deenay batchelor I've been wanting to comment about this for sometime now, but like yourself, I did not want to make any false accusations. Now that someone else has put forward their suspicions regarding all perfects, I'll say my piece. There is no doubt that MrOTGM1 understands the fighting mechanics of this game to such an extent, that he is able to exploit the CPU in very stylish and convincing ways. It's obvious he is a very good player. However, being able to achieve perfects 100% of the time is almost impossible, even if it is against the CPU. In his much older videos, he didn't block every move, then all of a sudden, all videos were 100% perfect. I understand that once you gain a certain amount of knowledge/experience in fighting the CPU, you begin to learn their patterns & can react/punish accordingly. There are even some big moves that are pretty much 100% guaranteed with the correct set-up. But he hardly uses any of these exploits, and plays in a very believable manor at first, until you realise that he is achieving perfects 100% of the time. Even the greatest players in the world would get hit at least a few times. There are instances in MrOTGM1's videos where the opponent throws out a single random quick low, which he is still able to react to by blocking it. Sometimes it's very questionable. My theory is, that as this is being played on an emulator, then it could be possible that MrOTGM1 has been using a few tricks that go unnoticed to the viewer, such as using save states. For instance, he can begin playing as normal, and when he inevitably gets hit, the save state could allow you to restart from the beginning of the round, thus allowing him to have many chances to achieve those perfects in what looks like a single playthrough, but in reality, saving has taken place & any mistakes are cut-out during the editing process. I am NOT flat out accusing MrOTGM1 of any of these actions, I'm just highly suspicious at times.

Totally understandable, the more I watch, the more suspicious it becomes.

You guys realize that I am reading everything word for word. I want both of you to know that I have been playing and practicing Tekken for almost 20 years, plus I have always studied the CPU's moves (at the same time, I try my best to memorize them), and that is why I have the ability to block and dodge many moves now, it is all about using common sense. The reason why I made videos for these four Tekken games that started it all in the 20th century was to make sure that they were never forgotten, having an audience or not was never thought about. With all of that being mentioned, practice makes PERFECT!

MrOTGM1 hmm, I mean, I guess, but if thats the case, do you still have the original TTT(the one that the characters look better then this that you made videos of before) If so, Can i also make a request of King/Panda, I mean don't get me wrong I do miss Tekken 3 and right now I love TTTHD the best(except how the changed Michelle and Jun's voice, jesus they are too deep especially Michelle's) but again, we really weren't trying to be offensive, it definatly looked suspicious at first, but I will take your word for it.

+Kshitij Chakraborty First of all, King stopped me in my tracks before I could make my move, so on that note think before calling me a cheat!

+MrOTGM1 did you use cheats to unlock all time released options? That's the only cheat I allow in my videos.

That move doesn't take any damage at all anyways 😂😂😂