Super Street Fighter II Turbo · Match Video · 2011
A comprehensive Guile combo compilation spanning multiple iterations of the classic fighting game series. Originally premiered at Evolution 2007 and OzHadou Nationals 6, this video traces the character's combo potential across eight different versions, from the earliest arcade release through modern console ports. The remastered 720p encode preserves the frenetic execution and creative routing that made the original stand out, capturing flash kicks, sonic booms, and frame-tight juggle sequences with clarity that honors the original vision. Viewers consistently return to this montage for its technical depth—the GBA version's iconic theme accompaniment pairs with meticulously crafted sequences that demonstrate why Guile's toolkit has remained competitive across decades of balance changes and mechanical shifts. The bonus stage inclusion differentiates the OHN6 edition from earlier releases, adding a layer of completeness to what remains one of the definitive character studies in competitive fighting game video production. Whether approaching this as a historical reference or a technical breakdown, the video's structure—organizing combos by game version—makes it both a nostalgic tour and a practical resource for players studying spacing, knockdown setups, and punishment windows.
A lot of people have been requesting my Evo Guile combo video in HD resolution, so here it is in 720p. The only difference between the Evo2k7 and OHN6 versions is the SNES SF2WW bonus stage clip at 9:11. This is the Guile combo video shown at Evolution 2007 and OzHadou Nationals 6. I've re-encoded it in high definition for higher resolution playback, but more importantly…
Show more →A lot of people have been requesting my Evo Guile combo video in HD resolution, so here it is in 720p. The only difference between the Evo2k7 and OHN6 versions is the SNES SF2WW bonus stage clip at 9:11. This is the Guile combo video shown at Evolution 2007 and OzHadou Nationals 6. I've re-encoded it in high definition for higher resolution playback, but more importantly for higher framerate. For more information, please check Sonic Hurricane: Premiered on Sunday, September 30th, 2007 at OHN6. Game list by order of appearance: Street Fighter II: