File: Daigo Umehara owns Houyoku Sen.swf-(4.4 MB, 640x480, Game)
[_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)17:42 No.2651464
In 2004, Daigo Umehara managed one of fighting games' most impressive feats when he famously
pulled off a full parry against Chun-li's Houyoku Sen super art in Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike
with only 1 hit left on his health meter.
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:15 No.2651493
>>2651464
Crowd gets to me every time. Shame Daigo isn't continuing competitive SF. He was a fantastic
player to watch.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:17 No.2651497
>>2651493
Huh, actually looks like he's still playing. I had read somewhere that he wasn't up to play
because he was getting worse over time. Cool.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:21 No.2651504
>>2651464
I have never played SF in my life...but this video always makes me want to get on that shit. So
hype.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:34 No.2651518
Wombo Combo is better
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:37 No.2651525
FUCK, MAAAAN
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)18:42 No.2651531
>>2651497
He was just at Capcom Cup this year. There's some footage of him drunk before it actually
happened talking shit about some of the Murrican players. He didn't end up winning, but he did
beat the crap out of JWong (opponent in the flash if you weren't aware)
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)19:14 No.2651560
>>2651497
as you get older you reaction time goes way down.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)20:19 No.2651602
>>2651497
Your reaction time peaks at like age 24. I have heard that older gamers, not in fighting games,
can keep up by learning shortcuts or hotkeys.
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)20:26 No.2651608
hope Daigo still stays beast in sfV
>> [_] Anonymous 01/08/15(Thu)20:45 No.2651624
>>2651602
Eh, the decline past 24 is super slow.
Like, 0.05s per 10 years.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2586814/figure/F1/
