A lot of the Game Gear games didn't have any option menus. Pretty sure it can't be turned off in this game, but on the bright side: it has one of the most memorable soundtracks on the system

Hardware-wise - you need a newer, solid PC that can run the game and stream at 60 FPS. For the stream itself we are using OBS (it's free) and for this tourney we used CorePixels (for name/score/flag display). Every player needs to have a decent connection, preferably wired or powerline, same Dolphin emulator build (we use 5.0-15445) and the US version of the game. Dolphin also lets you use most USB controllers/fightsticks, so there shouldn't be any issues on that end. In the description of this video there's a link to the TVC Discord server. There you can find a guide on how to set up the game and how to use Dolphin's Netplay feature.

@@obiiWan7 Thank you so much for sharing all this info!

@@Deckard76 You're welcome and good luck!

You could play online but with a much worse netcode using a modded Wii and Wiimmfi servers. Streaming an online tourney would also not be possible from a console unless all the participants stream their matches individually.

As for this game, you can play it on Fightcade too, but you need to choose the "New Zero Team" version. It's a very good beat 'em up, one of my favorites.

Hi deepresto, how's it going? I have used Parsec in the past, mainly for some fighting games. But with mixed results, had a lot of issues at certain times, connection-wise and other so I'm not very fond of that program.

@@obiiWan7 just saw on youtube but have never tried it, so wanted to herer what other people are thinking about it. Would a vpn solve the issue of high ping?

and by the way I am doing great but have not uploaded anything on youtube, think I am procrastinating lol

@@mpendulo7451 My experiences are not so great. Not sure if VPN would help, but playing people that are closer - sure would. If you go cross-continental I imagine it gets a lot worse. The good thing is that if you host - you get no delay/lag, that' for sure. To be fair, I haven't tried it in a while, so maybe it improved ever since. Maybe you get lucky and encounter less problems - you never know.

I just heard “onto oto tohoto totooh “

Thank you, probably our best tournament so far, either this or the last one. Looking forward to you joining!

@@obiiWan7 great see you soon

Thank you

Thank you

Martial arts, cool costumes, action-packed... they had all to succeed

Exactly!!! I mean why did It stop??

lol

I guess it's a mantra from buddhism, get an indian at your local store and ask him.

​@@Kyo.11comment so ignorant i am not sure if it's even bait or not

You can do it with any weapon but the axe is naturally the strongest weapon (it's especially strong on bosses that the axe is super effective on, like the Wizard and the Gargoyle. Against the Dragon and the Giant you can even make a single dive register as double hits if you hit it at the right angle)

@@obiiWan7 This is my favorite fighting game of all time. I prefer this game to SF and MK.

@@MarquisDeSang One of my favorites too, for sure. Hippodrome VS competetive, it's gonna happen one day! :D

@@obiiWan7 it is the only fighting game that feels tactical. I it is the only one "Precision Fighting" game. Also I love the 2 buttons controls. The 6 buttons does not bring anything to the table in my opinion. I never understood why no port to any console. This could have been a killer game on the Turbografx16

@@MarquisDeSang It's a shame that it never got ported to anything, I totally agree (unlike it's quasi-sequel that switched the genres a bit, Mutant Fighter). When it comes to 2 player, it did things way better than Street Fighter 1. It just might be the best pre-SFII footsie based fighter, despite having some cheap stuff like rapidly hitting the opponent in the corner :D