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Here's a huge combo for Armadon 2.3 version. I've pulled it off on the arcade version: Jumping High Fierce + Jumping High Power + (land and do a Tiger Jump straight up) Jumping High Quick (on the way up) + Jumping High Power (on the way down) + High Quick + High Quick + High Fierce + High Power + Rushing Uppercut + High Power + Hornication Uppercut.

Thanks for dropping in! The best I could manage with that method was 6.73M @ 16. Looks like you pulled together an 11-hitter. I know you can add a second normal jump forward, but the timing was a little too specific, so if a jump cancel works midscreen reliably, that might change things for the run 🤔

@@mysterygamefightclub5835 I'm planning on getting a SuperGun in the future. I already have a 2.3 Primal Rage arcade board. When I can get it up and running I'll record a demo of the combo and see if I can crack 7 mil again. I haven't played since the 1990s so I'll have a lot of rust. I also realize I needed to mention that this 11 hitter was against a dummy opponent Sauron in the corner. I've never pulled it off against an active opponent whether they were CPU or Human. I had to check my old notebook for the details.

Details about the project are scarce, but I do know it wasn't a C&D situation. I have no clue what actually happened.

It's going to be a while, but yes!

At one point, AirMech was on Xbox360 as AirMech Arena. That has since shut down obviously, and I have not heard any console plans.

You gotta change that .. if you at all love retro ..

Why not?

Any tip on setup or file naming & rom placement?

To be technical, it's as done as Robert will ever get with it. There's still outstanding accuracy issues, but, as Robert put it, they're unresolvable. So, it's 99% there, which really is good enough in most cases for everyone.

Robert the developer has said that the core is actually running 5% to 10% faster than real hardware because of increased ram bandwidth of the DDR3. The mister FPGA discord is a great place to follow development of cores.

Could be. I wouldn't be surprised if that were the case. Unless you happen to have the N64 cart on hand or specific knowledge of the game, it can be tough to judge when and where slowdowns occur authentically since most 3d games ran at a max of 15fps anyway. I used to own Cosmic Carnage on 32X, and that game was a mess. It truthfully did just run like molasses.

@@mysterygamefightclub5835 Run the "turbo" version of the core to mitigate some of that slowdown.

@@mysterygamefightclub5835 oh they do... especially turok 2 and 3. they actually run worse on a real n64 if anything. n64s turbo core fixes those issues mostly

Appreciate the feedback, and thanks for dropping in! I figured what Mister is and does deserves a dedicated explainer, and I can transparently admit I am not the one to do it. All the best!

It's over. No further updates. Read Robert Peip's info on it.

@@NinjaRunningWild true but he can't help himself, he keeps updating it with quality of life improvements. It won't ever run the 6 or 7 games with known issues properly though so that side of things wont be fixed (at least not on the de10nano platform).

keep on looking there is one out there fer ya ;)

@@deathbob091 Ohhh, thanks my man, i mean i wanted to get one but, the prices and availability for this device is, well, i think i'd have more chance finding a proper Mistress than this one :)

Would love to! I like Diablo a lot, actually. Loads of fun and can do some absolutely bonkers stuff. Like 15 hits without jumping bonkers.

@mysterygamefightclub5835 thats insane!!

Video is ready! czcams.com/video/AyJad6HrAs8/video.html

Simpler times, man. Icee pops, The Real Ghostbusters Cartoon, and Sega Genesis while sitting on the floor. Thanks for hanging with me.

I don't think I've tried the 3DO version, yet. Might check it out 😊

@@mysterygamefightclub5835 it plays and looks fine enough for those who are pcb-less.

By the time I got this done, the run was so optimized that it literally came down to RNG. Some patterns you can do nothing about, but pray.

As it happens, I have since discovered DosBox-pure in RetroArch allows you to use SF2 soundfonts. It requires a fair bit of experimentation to find one you like, but Awe32 is "good enough", and some others have interesting effects.

No, unfortunately, and it's unlikely to ever be publicly available. The beta still has issues, but it's the best effort that currently exists out in the world. All hope is not lost, though. Be sure to follow Old Man Ruckus, and let him know you love what you see. He always appreciates a kind word.

Just just to settled for the GameCube version now.

Great question! I have used square, octagonal, and no gate (or circle). For my taste, octagonal and circle are both fine for Rage. It's what I'm used to and that might be the deciding factor for you as well. What makes a much larger difference is the lever itself: ball or bat top, resistance, and throw distance. I like heavy resistance, so Industrias Lorenzo is my go-to, as compared to many Japanese sticks that have a light touch without modding. If you prefer characters with double inputs (eg. Nearly all of Vertigo's specials double-tap a direction), then using a short-throw lever like the Seimitsu Nobi is a consideration. Otherwise, a standard throw lever is fine for everyone else. Thank you for the question!

That seems like such a natural thing to do for Rez, like what it was meant for. Quite the far cry from its roots on Dreamcast.

Yup. That's my home town

@@mysterygamefightclub5835 Princeton here