Advertising wise, I think you should:- not show a screen with a Ken who obviously has palette/SFF problems.- not use a high-res stage with low-res mugen.- Use better names than SSF2T Ryu and the likes, but just the short name.As for the idea, it's nice, but just make sure you balance the chars between each other, and don't add many ideas in one char while neglecting others. From your past creations, you're not going for accuracy, so I suggest you say to everybody that the gameplay is in no way SF2 style, even though all the cosmetics are there. Advertising wise, I think you should:- not show a screen with a Ken who obviously has palette/SFF problems.- not use a high-res stage with low-res mugen.- Use better names than SSF2T Ryu and the likes, but just the short name.As for the idea, it's nice, but just make sure you balance the chars between each other, and don't add many ideas in one char while neglecting others. From your past creations, you're not going for accuracy, so I suggest you say to everybody that the gameplay is in no way SF2 style, even though all the cosmetics are there. First of all, I don't know what you're getting at. It's a WIP, dude.
Street Fighter 2 Turbo Moves List
It's nowhere near done. And the gameplay is something I have to fix, though I'll need help as I don't know shit about combos and the like.
Street Fighter 2 Turbo Rom
That stage isn't going to be in the final release. And the reason Ken has palette problems is because he's based off of my Ryu, and I haven't implemented Ken's palettes (they exist, I'm just not using them yet). And keep in mind that I'm not done with the names either. Second of all, why the hell are you saying that I'm not going for accuracy? I'm trying my damnedest to do so, and if I'm doinig a bad job of it, then why don't you help out?
Super Street Fighter 2 Download
If you want to learn about SF2 and attempt to recreate it accurately, there are plenty of resources on the web available that even go as far as lists of move timings and cancellability for every character. It's also easy enough to open the emulator and do some experimenting yourself. Use an 'SSF2 Speed' cheat to disable any frame-skipping (ST, like most 2D fighters with speed settings, increases gameplay speed by skipping frames), then pause and use the emulator's frame advance command to get accurate timings. You can find velocity values with ArtMoney.
Unfortunately, there's no way to get hitbox data from ST that I know of (aside from the recently-released HD Remix, which doesn't display push boxes, nor boxes of any kind for projectiles).