Street Fighter IV · Commentary / Reaction · 2012
Mike Ross runs back against Combofiend in Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition with no character lock — a first-to-five set where both players can switch freely between rounds. The setup echoes EVO's ruleset, letting Ross pivot off losses to find counterpicks. Comments flag the recurring joke of Mike losing to Peter (Combofiend's handle) across multiple games, making the runback format the natural response. Cross Counter's classic FGC footage from the early 2010s lab scene.
SF6: Ed Walkthrough with gootecks & @bunsomite in Online Training Mode - https://youtu.be/EN10t9SYvsI 938 Views - Mar 19, 2024 Fresh off his crushing defeat at the hands of Combofiend in MvC3, Mike is ready to prove his dominance in his game of choice, Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition. Classic rules are thrown to the wind! For you! The viewer! No character lock, in this EVO…
Show more →SF6: Ed Walkthrough with gootecks & @bunsomite in Online Training Mode - https://youtu.be/EN10t9SYvsI 938 Views - Mar 19, 2024 Fresh off his crushing defeat at the hands of Combofiend in MvC3, Mike is ready to prove his dominance in his game of choice, Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition. Classic rules are thrown to the wind! For you! The viewer! No character lock, in this EVO tribute, no-holds barred first to five. FOLLOW US! =========SUPPORT CROSS COUNTER==
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