I am an old school street fighter player, and don't know how to do Ryu's new moves. Mostly the special lvl up ones, could anyone please reply with a list of all Ryu's moves and how to do them in the online version.

Thx
Cyberkiller

well heres some moves that i know
ryus fireball = down forward any punch
ryus hurricane kick = down back any kick
ryus super fireball = down forward all three punches
ryus super hurricane kick = down back all three kicks
=)

And the Dragon Punch (A.K.A. Shoryuken) Forward, Down, forward-down, any (1) punch.


(Edited by fRoStBiTe at 8:01 am on Sep. 2, 2001)

lol yep forgot bout that one =(

fools.
dont you guys play in the arcades or cps2?
its down forward any two punches for the shinkuu hadoken, not 3.
That is why most ppl cannot do it online because most of the time pressing three buttons will jam it up

The dragon punch is
down slide forward, down slide forward, punch

hello.

You are the fool,

If you would take the time out to READ THE #### FAQ!!!!!! you would know that in order to do the super moves, you need to press all three buttons. It doesn't "jam it up"

b0ogie,

dont slam the dude, it might say 3 buttons in the FAQ but try any 2 it does work. (i think tmy noever got around to changing that in the FAQ)

but pressing all 3 doesnt jam it up neither

I hope people aren't going to be doing this when Akuma comes along. Let them find out how to do moves without your help. If they truly loved the game they would be at an arcade and now what move does what.

Here's a little tidbit about Akuma Selvin might like, In MvC2 Akuma had FIVE supers.

Mesatsu Gou Hadou
Mesatsu Gou Shoryu
Mesatsu Gou Senpu Kyaku
Tenma Gou Zankuu
SHUN GOKU SATSU!!!!!!

P.S.
Does anyone know who performs the "Tenma Gou Shinkuu Ha"?

not me.

Nay.

Yes I knew that and he has the same 5 supers in Street Fighter: Third Strike. If you really want to know how to do the move. Here: (this is how you do it in SF3: Third Strike) down, down, down, any 2 punches. I hope you are talking about the attack that looks like a magnetic shockwave.