this was the best fighting game

i could never find anything on how to do all the moves in the game. it only tells you some of them in the manual.

>>11815915
What the hell is happening here?

I like Zero Divide 2

>>11816346
if you do a particular move right before that guy does his grab move, the camera starts fucking up until he grabs you again

>>11815726 (OP)
Is it actually fun?

>>11816353
One of the PSX's smoothest fighters, the original isn't bad either. Wild it was the developer's first 3D game.

Robo Pit is still one of my favorites. Not an amazing fighting game. But it really was rock em sock em robots.

>>11816367
Its a clunky arena fighter, so like most it's not the worst gameplay experience but not anything amazing either. You just run around a ring beating each other up with basic attacks.

The cool thing about it, is the variety of robot designs that you can customize and create your own combos of body parts, weapons etc

>>11816363

Move aside, plebs.

>>11816408
this looks cool, for a ps1 game the robot designs like something out of the 80s before Transformers made humanoid robots more the default

>>11819128
Uh anon...

>>11819185
i know Transformers were from the 80s, but they were pretty much like the thing that changed the standard from older fashioned scifi robots, but they were still pretty common then outside of Transformers. moreso than later , in the 90s i remember Zbots had some designs like that too

>>11819198
1956.

>>11819227
Japanese style robots are a different thing, which of course is the lineage Transformers come from. More commonly in Western science fiction you'd see things with claws or wrenches for hands, wheels or treads replacing legs, non expressive faces etc

>>11819227
>>11819235
Tankor from Beast Machines is an example of the Transformers franchise oddly homaging that more pre Transformers American scifi style robot

>>11819248
Chad