This is the english version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iICLTIIdLw

This is the French version:

Hi BlazBlue Community!

I'm NeMo Smash, one of the Hit & Stun 2 Tournament organizators from Barcelona. I'm looking for fighting gamers to make a list of interested people to come to the HST2.

The tournament will be this early September, the specific date will be known the first June week.

The Games will be:

- Super Smash Bros Melee

- Ultra Street Fighter IV

- BlazBlue Chronophantasma

- Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

All the games will be played in the latest version, in case of BBCP, with the 1.1 patch and all the DLC characters.

The tournament will last for two or three days.

Now, we are searching sponsorship, and we are 5 entities associated. Thanks everyone! and if you are interested about more information and want contact us, i give you diferent options:

Facebook: David Vázquez https://www.facebook.com/david.vazquez.1675?fref=ts

Personal email: dvazqugu7@gmail.com

Organization HST2 email: resanimaciones@gmail.com

HST2 Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/hitstuntournament?fref=ts

Or posting here your questions!! I will try to answer everything. Title edited with the date of the events, finally at 6-7 September !!!

A few things I have to bring up before I present this video:

1) There are 2 mistakes that we needed to omit but from us not having the RAW file anymore, they have stayed onto this video. First, the very first combo on this video was way too basic and needed to be omitted. Sadly it stayed. Please do not accept that as a combo on this video. Secondly, at the end of the video, I put Team Over 9000 in the credits. Most of you know that that's Team Bama. They were put on the credits twice lol. Please ignore that as well.

2) This is not Nervous Breakdown or Tree. This is Shinobi's CV and Im pretty damn proud of it. Some may sense that a few combos on this video is too basic for a CV. Well, I did my best to try and be original with something that was mines, not copy off someone else's video x N. So if you come off as saying this video was bad, please say something OTHER than "I've seen better." You can at least appreciate the combos you are about to watch. I did this to entertain you all and try to attempt to make just one combo video. The last thing I need is people bombarding me with hate saying that "Ive seen better." Ive seen better too, and I have done better. But Im not going to feed you something you've already had.

3) The editing is beast and was done by LiSyaoran. Give him props because he deserves them.

4) Some of these combos may look easy, but some have severe timing/linking to them. Prime example would be both the Pot combos and the Chipp combo. Also, some combos on this video have never been seen before.

5) The reasoning behind the first May combo was that Ive played Chipp during X2 times. That combo was a tribute to him as I was amazed by his triple jump back then.

6) Enjoy!! Always enjoy.

Specific Thanks:

LiSyaoran the Editor for putting this video together.

Team Over 9000 (Doren2k, Pat AKA Pwnzor, Raekwon for putting this video behind his nose lol)

KotA (Kys of the Apocalypse - Kayin [War], HF [Famine], Sytha [Death] for never being around...)

Jais and Mac (McArthur Blunts) for giving me props on some combos.

Flimzee00 for jacking this video for his site (Its bound to happen lol)

Finally, I do like to thank Mike Young for his great skills as a Ky player thus making me play Ky. Currently, he's out beasting in another country.

Ky CV - Holy Diver (60.26 MB) (Music: Holy Diver - Dio)

Youtube Download: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgIcjeS7d6g

Gonna convert it to mp3 and have that available along with the WAV originals. Both will be organized like this.

.General sound effects

. Character voices (seperated by voice sets A,B,C and vs a certain character, each their own folder)

can hopefully have that done and made available by Monday.

DISCUSSION

Things you will need:

1. Ability to play modified PS2 DVD discs (eg. chip or Swap Magic discs).

2. DVD Decryptor: a program that allows you to extract your GGXX game DVD to ISO format.

3. ISO Buster: a program that allows you to extract the contents of your GGXX game ISO that you created with DVD Decryptor.

4. MFAudio: a tool for converting raw PS2 music data into WAV format.

5. An audio file editor that allows editing down to 1 Hz. I recommend something simple like Cool Edit Pro (now called Adobe Audition). Goldwave and Audacity are other popular editors.

6. Either Nero Burning ROM or cddvdgen, to put the ISO file back together. Nero is much more simple and will burn the file as well, so I recommend it over the more complicated cddvdgen method.

7. DVD burning software: to burn the finished ISO file.

8. Patience. This entire process, from choosing tracks, editing, and messing around with software, could take anywhere from 10-20 hours. Writing this guide took two hours and this is just a summary!

For quick reference, here's a list of the tracks in the order they appear, for GGXX AC+. Use this list only as reference - you will need to be far, far more precise when it comes to the actual editing side of things. (Credit to Blade for the list)

00 - Anji 2:58 (00:00.1)

01 - Assassins 3:02 (2:59.2)

02 - Axl 3:01 (6:02.4)

03 - Baiken 3:05 (9:04.5)

04 - Same Character ALPHA 3:03 (12:09.7)

05 - Character Select 1:13 (15:13.5)

06 - Chipp 3:08 (16:27.0)

07 - Continue 0:25 (19:35.8)

08 - Dizzy 3:05 (20:01.6)

09 - Faust 3:02 (23:07.2)

10 - Game Over 0:12 (26:09.4)

11 - I-no 3:07 (26:21.3)

12 - Jam 2:58 (29:29.7)

13 - Johnny 3:05 (32:29.4)

14 - Ky 2:57 (35:36.1)

15 - Final Battle 3:04 (38:34.4)

16 - May 3:05 (41:39.4)

17 - Millia 2:59 (44:45.1)

18 - Opening 1:07.076 (47:44.2)

19 - Potemkin 3:09.958 (48:52.3)

20 - Slayer 3:05.126 (52:03.5)

21 - Sol 3:00.280 (55:13.4)

22 - Sol vs. Ky ALPHA 3:03.774 (58:23.5)

23 - Testament 3:06.042 (1:01:30.8)

24 - Venom 3:013.028 (1:04:37.3)

25 - Versus 0:07.016 (1:07:38.7)

26 - Bridget 3:04.988 (1:07:46.1)

27 - Zappa 3:07.007 (1:10:51.8)

28 - Zato-1 3:00.994 (1:14:02.0)

29 - Ending 1 3:00.478 (1:17:03.8)

30 - Ending 2 3:05.088 (1:20:05.0)

31 - Ending 3 2:56.530 (1:23:11.0)

32 - Robo-Ky BETA 2:57.444 (1:26:08.5)

33 - Kliff 3:11.101 (1:29:06.9)

34 - Justice 3:13.716 (1:32:18.9)

35 - Sol vs. Ky BETA 3:20.012 (1:35:33.3)

36 - Same Character BETA 2:36.456 (1:38:55.0)

37 - Millia vs. Zato 3:29.591 (1:41:33.8)

38 - Survival Results 1:27.255 (1:45:06.0)

39 - Options 1:12.343 (1:46:35.7)

40 - Robo-Ky DAY 3:02.969 (1:47:48.3)

41 - Robo-Ky NIGHT 3:00.529 (1:50:51.3)

42 - A.B.A. 3:07.510 (1:53:52.2)

43 - Order Sol 3:15.675 (1:57:03.1)

44 - Order Sol vs. Ky 3:08.701 (2:00:21.5-2:03:30.197)

Step-by-step guide!

1. Put your GGXX game disc into your DVD drive.

2. Open up DVD Decryptor. Click the folder icon to set the path for the ISO file to be extracted to. Click the Mode toolbar, then click ISO > Read. Now click the DVD icon to start extracting.

3. Open up ISO Buster and load the image file you just created. Select all of the folders & files that appear, by holding down Ctrl + clicking each file. Then right click -> Extract Objects, and save them to a new folder which you will use for editing.

4. Open up MFAudio. Click Open, and locate the file named MUSIC.PCK that you just extracted. Make sure the input file format is set to RAW - Raw Sound Data - Uncompressed PCM, with Frequency set to 48000 Hz, Samples set to 16 bits, Channels to 2, Interleave to 200 bytes, and Offset at 0 bytes. The only item you should have to change is Interleave. Now hit Play to test your settings - if everything is set OK, you should hear Anji's theme start to play, and the audio should be crisp. If the audio sounds distorted, it means you've set the wrong Interleave/Offset, so make sure these are at 200 bytes and 0 bytes, respectively.

Now set the output file format to WAV - Microsoft RIFF - Uncompressed PCM, with Frequency 48000 Hz, Samples at 16 bits, and Channels set to 2. Now hit Save As, and choose where you would like to save the file. Call it something simple like MUSIC.WAV. Finally, hit the Process! button and it should begin to convert the file into WAV format.

5. Open up your audio editing software, and load up the WAV file you just created. Before you do anything else, hit Save As to make a copy of the WAV file. Now find this copy you just made, and write down the file size down to the exact byte (right click -> Properties). The number to take note of is the Size: and not the Size on disk:. Write down this number to the exact byte.

Once you begin editing, you need to make sure the file size remains at this exact number of bytes after each time you save the WAV file, which should be after you add each track. You will be alternating save files each time you save, so if you make a mistake, you will identify it right away and can go back to the older file and try again. If you do mess up, you can try to add/remove extra 'empty' data between tracks, if the error is small enough. You can figure out how many Hz to add/remove, by checking the filesize, as 4 bytes = 1 Hz of audio at 48000 Hz/sec.

6. Now you can begin editing. In the big WAV file you'll see a giant track that is roughly two hours long - this track contains all of the music in the game. Your task now is to copy over the old tracks with your new custom tracks, but you need to be careful to not go over the length of each track by even 1/48th of a millisecond (ie. 1 Hz, since the frequency is 48000 Hz/sec).

First, you will need to convert your custom tracks to 48000 Hz format before you go ahead and splice them in: this can easily be done by opening your MP3 files in your audio program, then starting a new file set to 48000 Hz. Simply highlight your MP3, and copy/paste it into your new file - the program should then begin converting your file to 48000 Hz.

Once it is converted, you then need to go back to your original big WAV file and highlight the track you will be replacing. You will need to highlight the entire track, and make sure it ends on a whole millisecond exactly. In Cool Edit Pro / Adobe Audition, you can do this easily by highlighting the section, then zooming in as far as possible, and hitting the Right Arrow key until the millisecond counter in the bottom right corner increments by one. Keep this section highlighted and write or note down this number, then go back to your new 48000 Hz file and do the same thing - highlight a section of the song that fits this exact number using the same method, and then hit Ctrl + X to Cut this portion out of the track. Now, delete the entire remainder of the track, then paste your track back in. If you're handy with audio editing, you can edit the song to fit the length requirement (do this before you trim it down to the exact length), otherwise you can just add a simple fade out for the last 10 seconds and leave it at that.

Once you have the track the way you want it, hit Ctrl + A to select all, then hit Ctrl + X to cut. Now switch windows to your original big MUSIC.WAV file and hit Paste. Now Save As, and replace your other MUSIC.WAV file. Check the number of bytes to make sure it is still the same number you noted down earlier. If all is OK, repeat this process with the next track, until you've replaced as many tracks as you like.

7. After hours of editing, you should finally have one big WAV file that is the same filesize as the copy you made when you started editing. If there is a slight difference, you can add in or remove empty data (between tracks) to get your filesize up/down to the required amount. Again, 4 bytes is equivalent to 1 Hz, so divide your difference in bytes by 4, then add in empty data (via copy/paste) or remove it (via delete) as needed. Once you have your file ready, open up MFAudio again. This time, you'll want to set the settings in reverse, so the the input data file is the WAV - Microsoft RIFF - Uncompressed PCM, and output data file is the RAW - Raw Sound Data - Uncompressed PCM. Make sure the output data has an Interleave of 200 bytes. Once your settings are correct, hit SAve As, then select 'All files' in the dropdown box, and name your file MUSIC.PCK. Hit Process! and wait for the conversion to finish. Once it is done, hit Open and locate the new MUSIC.PCK. Set Interleave to 200 bytes, and hit Play - if everything went okay, you should hear the first track (your replacement for Anji's theme) begin to play clearly, and you can move on to the next step.

8. Now we move on to reconstructing the ISO file. There is one issue to take care of first, however - dummy files. Locate the two files named DUMMY.000 and DUMMY.001, and delete them. In their place, create two Notepad files, and input exactly one space bar into each file. Save them as the new DUMMY.000 and DUMMY.001 files.

If you're using Nero, which I strongly recommend (as it's the only program I've personally tested and used), then go to step 9a, otherwise use step 9b for the workaround.

9a. Open up Nero, and create a new UDF/ISO DVD, which should be near the end of the list of options. Now open up ISO Buster, and load up the original ISO that you received from DVD Decryptor. Drag and drop all of the files into your Nero project in the same order as they are listed in ISO Buster (top to bottom). Nero will change the order they are displayed in, but they will burn in the order you drop them in, so make sure the order matches what ISO Buster shows you. Finally, save the image and burn it using Nero.

9b. Use cddvdgen to do essentially the same thing as above, but in a much more painstaking manner. Since I haven't tried this method myself, I'm just going to paste in a guide that was written by someone over at Afterdawn forums on this method. Unfortunately it was written in all caps.

a) OPEN CDVDGEN.

b) SELECT “CREATE NEW PROJECT” AND THEN SELECT “DVD-ROM

MASTER DISC”. DRAG CDVDGEN TO THE LEFT SIDE OF YOUR

SCREEN.

c) NAVIGATE TO THE FOLDER THAT YOU CREATED ON YOUR HARD

DRIVE BACK IN STEP 2 AND OPEN IT ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR SCREEN.

d) SET THE WIDTH OF THAT WINDOW SO THAT IT IS ONLY 1 FILE WIDE. THIS WILL PLACE THE FILES INTO THE SAME ORDER AS THEY WERE ON THE GAME DISK BUT YOU SHOULD CHECK THEM FOR CORRECT ORDER JUST IN CASE.

e) CLICK ON EDIT > SELECT ALL.

f) DRAG ALL THE FILES INTO THE RIGHT SIDE OF CDVDGEN.

g) LOOK FOR A SLUS OR SLES FILE AND WRITE DOWN THE FULL NAME AND THEN CLICK ON THE “VOLUME” TAB IN CDVDGEN.

h)TYPE SLUS OR SLES (WHICHEVER YOUR FILE NAME IS) INTO THE 1ST BOX NEAR "DISC NAME"

i) TYPE ALL OF THE NUMBERS FROM YOUR FILE NAME, WITHOUT THE PERIOD, INTO THE 2ND BOX.

j) TYPE PLAYSTATION FOR THE PRODUCER NAME AND SELECT THE APPROPRIATE LICENSE AREA.

k)CLICK ON "REC...".

l)SELECT YOUR DESIRED STORAGE LOCATION AND NAME THE FILE STAR.IML

m)YOU WILL GET 2 ERRORS, JUST CLICK OK FOR BOTH.

(If you get one error message, then you have to download “WNASPI32.DLL” www.Nero.com/us/WNASPI32.DLL.html

and put it in your windows system 32 folder.

n)THE RECORDING SCREEN WILL POP UP, CLICK ON FILE > EXPORT IMAGE AND SAVE IT ON ONE OF YOUR HARD DRIVES (NOT IN A FOLDER) NAME IT STAR.LST

o) WHEN IT'S FINISHED, YOU WILL HAVE 2 FILES NAMED STAR.000 AND STAR.001

p)CLOSE CDVDGEN AND GO TO STEP 4.

4) MERGE THE .000 AND .001 FILES INTO A SINGLE ISO IMAGE.

THE EASIEST WAY TO MERGE THE FILES IS FROM A COMMAND SCREEN.

YOU WON'T HAVE TO INSTALL AN EXTRA PROGRAM THAT MAY NEED

EXTRA FILES TO WORK AND COME ON, ADMIT IT, DOS IS SO MUCH FUN!!

a)CLICK THE WINDOWS START BUTTON AND CLICK ON RUN.

b)TYPE CMD IN THE BOX AND HIT ENTER.

c)CHANGE THE DIRECTORY TO MATCH WHERE YOUR STAR.000 AND STAR.001

FILES ARE STORED.

EXAMPLE- IF THEY ARE ON THE C DRIVE, TYPE CD C:\ AND HIT ENTER.

IF THEY ARE ON ANOTHER DRIVE, TYPE THE DRIVE LETTER WITH A COLON AND HIT ENTER.

d)ONCE YOU HAVE THE CORRECT DIRECTORY-

TYPE COPY/B STAR.000 + STAR.001 STAR.ISO AND THEN HIT ENTER.

e)WHEN IT'S FINISHED YOU WILL HAVE A NEW ISO IMAGE NAMED STAR.ISO THAT YOU CAN NOW BURN IN STEP 5.

5) BURN THE NEW ISO IMAGE ONTO A BLANK DVD.

And... that's it! You should now have a custom AC (or other GGXX game). One thing to note is that without the dummy files, the size of the game is a lot smaller and the data is burned closer to the inside of the DVD. Also for some reason, load times do seem to be cut down a bit, which is a nice bonus.

For some older PS2s, you might have trouble reading or loading some of the tracks, but I found this to be quite rare even on my fat PS2. If you have problems, you can try adding the dummy files back in, but this usually results in the game not loading for unknown reasons.

If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LP8LQYnmZo

Gamma Ray - Fight

Skullgirls youtube channel!

http://www.youtube.com/user/SkullgirlsGame

general interviews with mike z:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1uRvbt0bNA

http://screwattack.com/videos/EVO-2011-Talking-Skullgirls

EVO2011 Panel

Part 1 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB7ylho3Gq0

Part 2 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRSlaFveM7Y

Part 3 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLZgZyZ_ECk

Part 4 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDB_2esh2Do

Part 5 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emXlAD0oSUg

Part 6 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ixn90c5sI1A

Part 7 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBxN--jhSxs

Some awesome vidya's (newest at the top): (up and jacked from page 1 of old thread, not updated yet)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV8uYpvMYWQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ux3Nm4MdvjM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ByE1...layer_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqxmZbevNdg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7ioiuWkA6o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78iTo_HE1TU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zN9bUCFrdo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgtJy...&feature=feedu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_2u7-K40rQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnQGzkzMZo8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahm6wxzvvvw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vzHtN0ILiM

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/gd...llgirls/711325

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VK7HESsTHo

http://www.giantbomb.com/quick-look-...girls/17-3845/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Stv7...layer_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG3AV...layer_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0KV4...layer_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDgnXBPTBSk

http://www.justin.tv/wcwarzone/b/258330877

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDgnXBPTBSk

enjoy.

There was a really good Eddie player there, and his old main was Johnny.

After he beat my ass several times and i got 1 win, he told me i was being too fancy

and not really caring about how i spent my tension. Some of the other guys heard this

and since then i have been known as Fancypants in Sweden.

Since Guilty Gear is finally returning and communities are blooming, I wanted to create

a combo video that was a little bit of hype with some educational and fun stuff to it.

(pssst. if you ever wanted to know how to do a tensionless enkasu on sol from a throw, it's in here )

My ps2 stick has some buttons that are broken, so i'm sorry about not having recorded some dummy blocking.

This is my second attempt at making a combo video, and the first one where i actually spent hours editing.

I hope you enjoy the show.

If you want to see more and live matches. A stream should be up and running when GGXX:AC hits PS3!

Thank you dustloop for years of being FG forum #1 and all it's users.

Lot's of love - Fancypants

http://www.guiltygear.se - for reports etc.

SEASON 2 ROUND 1

First off, the stockholm-ranbat:

Semi: Xzi(ja) vs CheeseAbuser(ed)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=lMpYrWPdsEk

Semi: Cyrox(ve) vs Cr0v(sl)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NW560UDQZro

Bronze: Cr0v(sl): vs CheeseAbuser(ed)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=xXzQHYTSeSA

Final: Xzi(ja) vs Cyrox(ve)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=7HAjWDx0mrs

And now for some Lund-action! Now most of us from the top4 of lund have begun our transition towards playing with stock (Yonasu being the exception) so keep that in mind (blablabla). But we´ll get to beastin´ excecution . Almost there!

Semi: Shinjin:BA: vs Yonasu:SL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLGj3SihUw4

Semi: Nehle:DI: vs Caer:TE:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Y-cGajBWk

Bronze: Nehle:DI: vs Yonasu:SL:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waTlx8PRJO0

Final: Shinjin:BA: vs Caer:TE:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVRvh2Gl2KY

With that being said, hope you enjoyed. Next ranbat will be this Sunday. This time we´ll probably be quicker with the vids (at least lund). Though Nehle wont be able to attend, cause he is in China being Chinese with the Chinese.

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) Xa-happy (So) - Slep (Or) (3.8Mb)

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) hate (Ro) - Slep (Ed) (6.2Mb)

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) S.Claus (Ch) - AntiVandaller (Jo) (3.7Mb)

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) Llanowar (Ba) - Xa-happy (So) (6.3Mb)

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) BioLogIn (Po) - AntiVandaller (Jo) (4.8Mb)

(2006.07.02 GGXXS tourney) Xa-happy (So) - S.Claus (Ch) (3.8Mb)

You may need a MKV splitter (http://packs.matroska.org/) to play this videos.

Your feedback is appreciated.

Track list:

(1)Red Wings Over Baron

(2)The Decisive Battle

(3)Omnishred-We're Gonna Need A Bigger Sword

(4)Birth of a God

(5)Dr.Wily Stage

(6)Storm Eagleed Stage

(7)Holy Orders

(8)Bloody Tears/Beginning 他

http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B0085OJ6T4?ie=UTF8&tag=dashnomaki-22&linkCode=shr&camp=1207&creative=8411&creativeASIN=B0085OJ6T4

In this first iteration of a video link index/directory, please post links to any videos related to Guilty Gear (match, combo or miscellaneous) and include relevant info if possible.

Combo Video example:

Movie title (or filename if title is unknown) Author (or original host if author is unknown) Character(s) featured Game version (e.g #R, Slash, AC, etc.) Soundtrack info -- "Song name", Recording Artist (Album, if known)

Match Video example:

Characters featured Player names (if known) Game version Original host (e.g. GameChariot, A-cho, etc.)

As we build up a solid number of links, I'll re-organize the thread as appropriate and eventually come up with a consistent format that will make it easy to look up videos according to, say, character, or game version, or possibly author/original host, etc.

We have been playing a lot of GG later and also recording some matches... so I decided to create a thread to post the videos instead of creating a thread for each occasion/tournament. I hope you guys enjoy it! We'll record as many videos as we can! game is alive, bros! :D

Casuals between GuiltyLuiz/Mao, me and Arthega.

Comments of any nature are more than welcome! Thanks for watching!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqHc-ypiRwc&feature=player_embedded#!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiuRfNsO_ok&feature=player_embedded

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJPgYKszzbo&feature=player_embedded

Thanks in advance

I am proud to present to you my very own accent core Baiken combo video “Legend of Kyoto”. I tried to mix both fancy & stylish combos and mixups together with useful and efficient combos. Of course, some silly stuff made the cut as well. I made everything by myself without too much experience with After Effects and whatnot, but I think it turned out pretty okay. I also chose music that I personally like, and while I’m not expecting everybody to like the same music as I do, I hope everybody still can enjoy the combos even though Baiken isn’t that much of a fancy combo-character.

I guess you sometimes have to pause to read the shout-outs during the credits but there’s nothing I can do about that ^^So without further ado, feel free to watch it on the platform of you’re own choice:

Youtube YoutubeQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOn8TPUYrc0

Download HQ

http://www.rimfrozt.com/gg/Legend_of_Kyoto.avi

And feel free to check out and subscribe to my new tumblr-account where I’m going to write stuff about the Swedish-scene and post videos as well!

http://guiltygearsweden.tumblr.com/

Stay humble and keep on playing that Guilty Gear everybody! Peace out.

/ Shinjin from Sweden

PS. If somebody working on the frontpage wants to show me some love and put this video on it that would be great

We were streaming the tournament, but the streaming just stopped working so we recorded the top4 matches. I hope there are still GG players alive to enjoy it! :D

Shoutouts to hitconfirm.com.br crew for making this event happen so nicely! \o\

Part 1: http://ja.twitch.tv/keepfighting2d/b/299941321

[28:25] [Winners Round Zero] Lider Dante (RO) vs. Kawa (DI)

[36:00] [Winners Round Zero] Arkhar (KY) vs. Kender (KY)

[41:15] [Winners Round Zero] kA (TE) vs. Luckzero (MI)

[46:30] [Winners Top16] Hellscream (ZA) vs. Kawa (DI)

[52:40] [Winners Top16] Landstalker (AX) vs. Kvra (SL)

[59:20] [Winners Top16] Dark Fulgore (TE) vs. FS (KY)

[1:04:00] [Winners Top16] Frank (ZA) vs. Mão (OR)

[1:08:40] [Winners Top16] Arthega (OR) vs. Arkhar (KY)

[1:14:10] [Winners Top16] Helder (CH) vs. Sensei (JO)

[1:20:30] [Winners Top16] Nikki (ED) vs. kA (TE)

[1:25:10] [Winners Top16] J-ISM (PO) vs. Roadie (SL)

Part 2: http://ja.twitch.tv/keepfighting2d/b/299950041

[04:10] [Winners Top8] Hellscream (ZA) vs. Kvra (SL)

[10:15] [Losers Bracket] Arthega (OR) vs. Lider Dante (RO)

[18:00] [Losers Bracket] FS (KY) vs. Luckzero (MI)

[25:55] [Losers Bracket] Kawa (DI) vs. Kender (KY)

[31:40] [Losers Bracket] Sensei (JO) vs. Arthega (OR)

[38:00] [Losers Bracket] J-ISM (PO) vs. kA (TE)

[46:30] [Losers Bracket] Kawa (DI) vs. Landstalker (AX)

[50:40] [Losers Bracket] Luckzero (MI) vs. Frank (ZA)

[56:40] [Winners Top8] Mão (OR) vs. Dark Fulgore (TE)

[1:03:25] [Winners Top8] Arkhar (KY) vs. Helder (CH)

[1:08:35] [Winners Top8] Nikki (ED) vs. Roadie (SL)

[1:14:00] [Losers Bracket] Arthega (OR) vs. Kvra (SL)

[1:16:05] [Losers Bracket] J-ISM (PO) vs. Dark Fulgore (TE)

[1:25:50] [Losers Bracket] Helder (CH) vs. Kawa (DI)

[1:29:35] [Losers Bracket] Roadie (SL) vs. Luckzero (MI)

Part 3: http://ja.twitch.tv/keepfighting2d/b/299950713

[02:35] [Losers Bracket] J-ISM (PO) vs. Kvra (SL)

The rest of the matches can be watched here:

Part 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=27mN6RH6Mwc

[00:00] [Winners Top 4] Mão (OR) vs. Hellscream (ZA)

[06:05] [Winners Top 4] Nikki (ED) vs. Arkhar (KY)

[11:25] [Losers Bracket] Arkhar (KY) vs. Kvra (SL)

[16:20] [Losers Bracket] Mão (OR) vs. Kawa (DI)

[19:50] [Winners Finals] Nikki (ED) vs. Hellscream (ZA)

[24:05] [Losers Bracket] Mão (OR) vs. Arkhar (KY)

[29:15] [Losers Finals] Mão (OR) vs. Nikki (ED)

[33:40] [Grand Finals] Hellscream (ZA) vs. Nikki (ED)

That's it! We have a nice Street Fighter 3 Third Strike tournament recorded too, so check it out at ja.twitch.tv/keepfighting2d if you're interested!

Guilty Gear is a great fucking game, and I'm sure many people will agree with me it's one of the best (if not THE best) fighting games ever. So don't give up on it, not yet! There are still a lot of players willing to learn the game, and to travel looking for some good matches. So c'mon, guys! Keep this shit alive II! \m/

Thanks a lot!

• Wii ISO & Loader
• Riivolution
  
  Here is how to make custom music tracks (generally). You will need:
  
  
  • Audacity
  • dBPoweramp Music Converter
  • BCSM-GUI
    
    
    1. Make sure your music files have been edited properly to fit or exceed the original music length. (Use Audacity).
    2. If your music is not in MP3/WAV/OGG/FLAC, then please use dBPoweramp to do so.
    3. Now put your completed and ready music files into a specific folder you want to convert them to BRSTM.
    4. Now start up BCSM-GUI and choose your folder containing your ready-made music files.
    5. Convert all those musics into BRSTM, and disable loop (The official BRSTMs do NOT have looping)
    6. When they are done, move on to any route mentioned above.

    Here is how to change the game music via ISO (WiiScrubber is required):

    [*]Open your GGXX:AC ISO via WiiScrubber.[*]Expand the Game Partition and music folders.[*]Replace the musics you want with your customized, finished BRSTMs in the "library" directory from BCSM-GUI[*]Keep doing the process, but it will take longer than expected.[*]Burn the game onto DVD-R or store it in your HDD and you are ready to go.

    Here is how to change the game music via Riivolution (Get the non-HBC kit in one of the MKWii YouTube videos):

    [*]Download the necessary Riivolution kit and put the SD files into the SD/SDHC card root.[*]Put your BRSTMs in a directory called "ggxxac/My Stuff"[*]Download the XML files for GGXXAC and GGXXAC+ below and put them in your SD/SDHC card's "riivolution" directory[*]When it is done, start up your Wii with the same SD/SDHC inserted, then begin Riivolution via Homebrew Channel (if you have HBC) or SD Card Menu (if you do not have HBC)[*]Turn on the "'My Stuff' Folder" option in Riivolution and launch your Accent Core or AC Plus retail disc. The custom music should take effect.

    XML Files:

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?x774sdo982145b6 (Normal)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?pqygm71zodv5729 (Plus)

    NGO's Examples (Join Parts with 7-Zip or HJSplit):

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?79gmpznw71mxj0k (Normal Part 1)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?j62aa1i6ttwkobd (Normal Part 2)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3hvea9kptws8ka3 (Korean Part 1)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yb60fiyucfltsyh (Korean Part 2)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?04c8h7955e223g5 (Plus Part 1)

    http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4avmh4u5ddfav9g (Plus Part 2)