A comprehensive breakdown of link combos in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, exploring which normal moves chain naturally into Super Arts. Rather than showcasing basic offense, this encyclopedia focuses specifically on the mechanic of links—the precise timing required to connect one move's recovery directly into the next attack as soon as the first animation concludes. The distinction between links and cancels is crucial for intermediate players: cancels interrupt an animation mid-flow, while links wait for completion before the next input registers. This video maps out those connection points across the game's roster, giving players a reference guide for extending combos through proper link timing rather than relying on animation cancels. Created by MoPreme and Kamui, the video breaks down the linkable follow-ups available from various normal moves, providing tactical knowledge for players looking to expand their combo depth beyond basic hit-confirm strings. For Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike veterans, understanding which normals chain into which Super Arts is fundamental to optimizing damage output and maintaining offensive momentum in match situations.
*EDIT* ----------- Here's a link to the song here, since so many of you asked about it: Credit & thanks to HelgenX for the info. ----------- Link combo encyclopedia for Street Fighter III 3rd Strike. Composed by MoPreme and Kamui. The point of the video is to give players an idea of which normal moves are **linkable** to which Super Arts. Some of you are mis-understanding the…
Show more →*EDIT* ----------- Here's a link to the song here, since so many of you asked about it: Credit & thanks to HelgenX for the info. ----------- Link combo encyclopedia for Street Fighter III 3rd Strike. Composed by MoPreme and Kamui. The point of the video is to give players an idea of which normal moves are **linkable** to which Super Arts. Some of you are mis-understanding the purpose of this video and have dismissed these combos as just "basic combos." That's not the point. These are "links" --a natural follow-up on the ending of one attack into
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