Street Fighter III · Combo Video · 2022
Justin Wong breaks down why Sean ranks among the most overpowered characters in Street Fighter III: New Generation. Building on earlier analysis of Sean's dominance in the 2nd Impact version, this video reveals an even more devastating toolkit in New Generation—demonstrating cheap strategies and exploits that push the character's broken potential further than expected. The video contrasts how Sean's metagame shifts between the two versions of Street Fighter III, highlighting specific advantages and unbalanced mechanics that make him a threat far beyond what casual players realize. Wong walks through practical examples of Sean's oppressive offense, survivability, and damage output, making a case for just how badly the character tips the competitive scales. Sponsored by ORIGIN PC, this breakdown is aimed at players curious about character viability, balance quirks, and why certain picks dominate their respective game versions. Whether you're interested in Street Fighter III history, character balance, or simply watching an expert dissect a broken character, this video offers concrete proof of Sean's tier-breaking status across multiple entries in the series.
A while ago, we played as Sean in Street Fighter III 2nd Impact and saw just how INSANELY BROKEN he was but what if I told you that Sean could be EVEN CHEAPER than he is in that game? Allow me to introduce you to Sean in Street Fighter III: New Generation, where he is EVEN MORE BROKEN THAN BEFORE! This video is brought to you and sponsored by ORIGIN PC. Need gaming…
Show more →A while ago, we played as Sean in Street Fighter III 2nd Impact and saw just how INSANELY BROKEN he was but what if I told you that Sean could be EVEN CHEAPER than he is in that game? Allow me to introduce you to Sean in Street Fighter III: New Generation, where he is EVEN MORE BROKEN THAN BEFORE! This video is brought to you and sponsored by ORIGIN PC. Need gaming lessons?!?! Book a lesson with me and let me help you become GDLK 📱 Instagram: https://www.i
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