So i found an arcade machine.

[Shady666]

i love fighters, and i found a bowling ally around my house that now has a marvel versus capcom 1 arcade machine. i already got the game at home, but i wanna have a good arcade style experience.
i know that the dc has the arcade stick controller, but i cant get my hands on one.
so, should i *use* 50cents a play to gett better, or just stay at home?

[tailsknuckles]

play the game at home, and like every week or so go to the arcade and play it for a while.

its what i do for DDR and Beatmania, and it works pretty well. gets you better and used to the controls for both if anybody challenges you with the home or arcade version.

it is 50 cents though, so don't play too long.

[Shady666]

play the game at home, and like every week or so go to the arcade and play it for a while.

its what i do for DDR and Beatmania, and it works pretty well. gets you better and used to the controls for both if anybody challenges you with the home or arcade version.

it is 50 cents though, so don't play too long.
yeah... but i never have much else to do, so playing long might be a possibilty for me

[smurfsniper]

play the game at home, and like every week or so go to the arcade and play it for a while.

its what i do for DDR and Beatmania, and it works pretty well. gets you better and used to the controls for both if anybody challenges you with the home or arcade version.

it is 50 cents though, so don't play too long.


I did that for Soul Caliber 2, i went through 5 people and the arcade mode without losing a round(arcade machine at mall).

Back to shady666 question i always liked to console version better, Onslaught was way cheesier on arcade(never beat him without cheating the machine). But if there ain't much to do then yea take 2-3 dollars and have some fun. BUT if you want the arcade stick ebay has quite a few for about $25 there are only 4-6 days left so hurry.
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