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#1
Hello all. I live in Colorado! Shout outs to EFL.

XBL Gamertag: m1grations
XBL Games: KOF XIII, Neo Geo Battle Coliseum, SF4AE 2012, Guilty Gear, Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown, Skull Girls, Third Strike Online, KOF2002UM.... And I'm thinking of getting Injustice when it comes out cus the demo was pretty sick.

GGPO: migrations
games: Breaker's Revenge, SF2, KOF2000, KOF98

ADD ME!  I really wanna get some games in.
#2
Hahah this post is AWESOME.  This game is so legendarily good, a lot better then Third Strike. I'm trying to write a guide like this on KOF 94 but it seems like a pretty simple game. 
#3
Classic King of Fighters / Re: The Judge's Letter
December 23, 2010, 05:24:08 AM
I don't understand what's wrong with #snkplaymore.  As a fledgling fighter it's been an AMAZING resource for getting information and talking to people about KOF games.  It's also MUCH more mature in the discussions then the running gag that is #capcom.  How can you have an agenda behind a chat room?  A chat room is just a collection of people and there seem to be many moderators in the place, not just one. 
    I guess I'm just confused Geese about why it is bad, it's helped me out a LOT. Is there some thing bad about that place that should warrant me not going in the chat room anymore?
#4
Classic King of Fighters / Re: The Judge's Letter
December 19, 2010, 10:25:51 AM
I like to think in a more positive light about things.  Maybe the US community isn't too great, but the KOF community as a whole remains strong on GGPO and theres always great competition and people to learn from on there.  

Besides this #snkplaymore is a great IRC chat with lots of people that know a shit load and are really willing to help out.  One great thing about the KOF community is that KOF fans are like fighting game snobs, we aren't okay with simple fireball-uppercut characters with the same moves every year.  Because of this snobbery :) our community may not be as big as the Capcom community, but it seems to me to be much more mature and less polluted with random scrubs.

I like the fact that KOF is a bit niche, and with KOF XIII on the consoles, we have a chance to get pretty excited about something (Online net play is the key factor I think).  I'm pretty new to the SNKPlaymore community in general and as a new player I have a passionate optimism for the future of KOF games, and no matter what others do or say we'll always have good competition via GGPO and each other.


 
#5
Classic King of Fighters / Re: The King Of Fighters 94
December 14, 2010, 09:05:47 AM
Videos
Team China (AMY) v Team Japan (777)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ai6LxF6MFQ&feature=player_embedded

Team England (大将) vs Team Korea (777)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srgQNoxYGf0&feature=related

Team Japan (Basilizk) vs Team Italy (Masarusan)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-PWUtN2-zc&feature=related

Team China (Syuu) Vs. Team England (Agent Spinhead)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_LrEeBtq8w&feature=related

How to beat Rugal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr7fEU7dm7A&feature=player_embedded

KOF 94 Combo Vid by Blind King, Munna Bhai and Kyorex
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWgiViXGXEA

#6
Classic King of Fighters / Re: The King Of Fighters 94
December 14, 2010, 09:05:31 AM
Character Strategies
A move list can be found at http://www.gamefaqs.com/arcade/563185-the-king-of-fighters-94/faqs/593

Team Mexico


Team Japan:


Team Italy:


Team USA:


Team Korea:


Team England:


Team Brazil:


Team China:

#7
Classic King of Fighters / The King Of Fighters 94
December 14, 2010, 09:05:14 AM

The King of Fighters 94

The King of Fighters '94 (officially abbreviated KOF '94) is a 1994 fighting game released by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade and home console. It is the inaugural game in The King of Fighters series by the same company. The game was originally ported to the Neo Geo AES and Neo-Geo CD following its original arcade release. In 2004, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the series, SNK released a remake titled The King of Fighters '94 Rebout, which featured the original game and a new version with high definition graphics.

The game is a fictional crossover featuring characters from SNK's previous fighting game properties Fatal Fury and Art of Fighting, as well as revised versions of characters from their pre-Neo Geo games Ikari Warriors and Psycho Soldier, and original characters created specifically for the game. The plot features the creation of a new King of Fighters tournament created by the criminal Rugal Bernstein, but this time with teams composed of three members unlike the ones from Fatal Fury, which had no teams.

Unlike it's sequels, in KOF '94 you can not choose individual characters.  You simple choose a preset 3 man team and then you can choose your character order.

Button Layout

If you want to be a Neo-Geo purist, then your button layout for KOF '94 will use the classic Neo-Geo style layout:
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   ;a ;b ;c ;d
   
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To kick in new school it's best to use the 'capcom' button scheme.  I believe this is what most players use nowadays, and makes things a little easier.
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            ;a ;c
      ;b ;d

Input

;up= 8 = up
;dn = 2 = down
;fd= 6 = forward
;bk = 4 = backwards
;uf = 9 = upforwards
;ub = 7 = upback
;df = 3 = down forward
;db = 1 = down back

;dn ;df ;fd = quarter circle forward (d, df, f = 236 motion)
;dn ;db ;bk = quarter circle back (d, db, b = 214 motion)
;bk ;db ;dn ;df ;fd = half circle forward (b, db, d, df, f = 41236 motion)
;fd ;df ;dn ;db ;bk = half circle back (f, df, d, db, b = 63214 motion)

;a = LP
;b = LK
;c = HP
;d = HK

c. = crouching
sf. = standing far
sc. = standing close
j. = jumping
hold X, then X = Charge move notation
   
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Movement

Walking

Holding ;fd or  ;bk makes your character walk left or right.
It is better to think of walking in terms of walking 'towards' or 'away' from your opponent.
So if you are player 1, when the round starts,  ;fd will have you walk towards your opponent.
If you are player 2, when the rounds starts  ;fd will have you walk away from your opponent
This guide will assume you are on player 1's side as the round starts.

Crouching
 ;dn will make your character crouch, while crouched you can not walk unless you are using a fatal fury character.

Crouch Walking
Fatal Fury characters in KOF '94 can slowly inch their way towards the opposition while crouched.  To perform this simple hold  ;df

Jumping
;up will make your character jump straight up, this is often called a 'neutral jump'.  You can also jump towards your opponent with  ;uf and you can jump away from your opponent with  ;ub

Dashing
Quickly inputting  ;fd, ;fd will have your character quickly dash towards your opponent, it's almost a tiny fast hop.  You can also do a retreating back dash by quickly inputting  ;bk ;bk
I might add that this dash mush be inputted very quickly for it to come out.

Attacking

Normal Attacks
Normal attacks have three variations:  standing, jumping and crouching.
;a - Light punch
;b - Light Kick
;c - Strong Punch
;d - Strong Kick

It might be noted that sometimes it's only important to differentiate between punches and kicks and not their strengths.  In these cases P will represent  ;a or  ;c and  ;k will represent  ;b or  ;d

Command Normals
These are 'extra' normal attacks, performed by a button press + a direction
Examples:
Kyo's Axe Kick :  ;fd+ ;d
Kyo's Geshiki: Naraku Otoshi :  ;dn+ ;c in the air

Body Tosses
At close range you can throw the opponent in either direction:
;c+ ;fd or  ;c+ ;bk at very close range
will throw the opponent in the direction chosen.

High Damage Attack
Pressing  ;c+ ;d will result in a high damage attack.  
This attack knocks then enemy back and can be done while standing or jumping.

Special Moves
These moves are 'special' because each one has unique properties.  Special moves generally involve some kind of stick movement and then a button press.
Examples:

;dn ;df ;fd+P is a projectile attack for Kyo, Terry, Ryo and others.
Hold ;dn, then  ;up+P is the command for Terry's Rising Tackle.
;bk ;db ;dn ;df ;fd+ ;d while close is Ralph's Super Argentine Back Breaker, it's a more powerful throw, but a special move nonetheless.

Meter
While building meter isn't an attack per say, the only way to utilize your meter is by unleashing a powerful MAX attack, so I think it falls under the offense category.
There are two ways to charge your meter:
Firstly you gain meter by taking damage, this is very slow.
Secondly by holding  ;a+ ;b+ ;c you can, like Goku, charge up your meter.  This meter charging method is very fast.

MAX moves
MAX moves are KOF's equivalent to Street Fighter's Super moves.  After your meter is fully charged you can unleash a very powerful MAX move.  MAX moves can also be performed at will when you have such low life that your life bar is flashing.  These moves have complex and varied motions to execute them. some examples are as follows:

Ryo's RyuukoRanbu :  ;dn ;df ;fd ;df ;dn ;db ;bk+ ;c
Andy's ChoReppadan : hold  ;dn, then  ;df ;fd+ ;b+ ;d
King's Illusion Dance :  ;bk ;fd ;df ;dn ;db ;bk+ ;b+ ;d

Dizzying
If you pummel your adversary enough, they will go 'dizzy' and green crescents will materialize and dissipate above their head.  In this state your opponent is at your will and is completely defenseless.
I will up date the properties of dizziness, i.e. what exactly causes it and weather it's duaration is variable.  I will post updates after some expirimentation

Assist Attack
When you do eventually get dizzy you can call in a teammate from the background to jump in and attack your opponent.  This is performed by pressing  ;a+ ;b+ ;c while dizzy.  Properties of this attack will be further elaborated on.

Taunt
While not offensive in nature, I suppose the taunt is an offensive mind game which is, for the most part pointless.  To be a dick and perform a taunt press  ;c while the stick is centered and your enemy is on the opposite side of the screen.

Defending

Blocking
Holding  ;bk will allow you to block high.  You can block low by holding  ;db.
Blocking will negate all damage done except from special and MAX moves.  Special and MAX moves cause chip damage when blocked.
Some moves must be blocked low, and conversely certain moves (namely jump-ins) must be blocked high to be successfully blocked.

Attack Avoidance
Attack Avoidance can be performed by pressing  ;a+ ;b.  Also called the 'lean', this is a move that makes you temporarily invulnerable to all attacks.  Although Attack Avoidances are invulnerable at first, just like any other move they contain recovery frames which leave you vulnerable to the opponent's attacks.

Combo System
- With the opponent on the ground, jump ins can combo into standing normals.
-Standing normals can combo in to certain other standing normals
-Standing normals can be canceled into Special moves or MAX moves.
-Because of the simple nature of the combo engine, many of your bread and butter combos will
involves something like Jump in  ;c,  ;dn+ ;b, ;b, ;b, special move.  These seem to be B&B combos in tournament videos I've scene and so I imagine they are effective.