Best Fighting Flash games?

Started by MR. IBZS II, July 28, 2013, 09:26:49 PM

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MR. IBZS II

Well, I am just looking for more games to play, and wanted to know if anybody knows of decent fighting games.

Cybaster


Erroratu

Super Flash bros is pretty cool

The Sudden Rarity


MR. IBZS II

Quote from: The Sudden Freak on July 28, 2013, 09:54:09 PM
Try Newgrounds Rumble.

Speaking of that, does anybody know where I can find the second version?

D.R.B

does "Super Cosplay War Ultra" count ?

S.D.

No? Do you even know what you're talking about?

MR. IBZS II

Quote from: Devil_Raptor_B on July 29, 2013, 07:12:05 PM
does "Super Cosplay War Ultra" count ?

No, i'm afraid. Flash games are games you play online.

Basara Bogard

Personally I like The Green Hornet, a flash fighting game based on the recent movie adaptation. Good game, I want someone could rip their "sprites" (since it's 3D-like)

ArmorGon

Sorry for the off-topic but couldn't you use this method Basara?
Here

Nobody

Well, you should play Combat Tournament on Newgrounds, or Street Fighter: Way Of The Ansatsuken, which a RPG/Fighting game.
I'm Nobody, but Everybody knows it.

MR. IBZS II

Quote from: Nobody on July 29, 2013, 11:01:32 PM
Well, you should play Combat Tournament on Newgrounds, or Street Fighter: Way Of The Ansatsuken, which a RPG/Fighting game.

Funny, I played both last night, and they were awesome.

S.D.

Quote from: Doraemariby on July 29, 2013, 10:41:34 PM
No, i'm afraid. Flash games are games you play online.
You're also wrong, you can play flash games offline and you can play Unity games "online"/with a browser.

MR. IBZS II

Quote from: S.D. on July 29, 2013, 11:09:30 PM
Quote from: Doraemariby on July 29, 2013, 10:41:34 PM
No, i'm afraid. Flash games are games you play online.
You're also wrong, you can play flash games offline and you can play Unity games "online"/with a browser.

Oh, okay thanks.

SlySuavity

#14
Shit, I can't quite remember the name of this one Smash clone, which also had a worthy sequel. They're extremely well-made.

You play as these chibi characters that are stylized after Kirby, what with big heads, small hands and feet being their traits. You can customize and name these characters, even. The combat and engine overall was incredibly smooth and there was loads of features, including death traps and AI. For power-ups, you had militaristic weapons and comedic weapons like an old-fashioned cannon or a bowling ball. Speaking of humor, the games had loads of it; as soon as someone got knocked off the stage, they emit a high-pitched scream as they fell, right down to the loud thump accompanied by a small smoke cloud. The music was very catchy, as well.

      Posted: July 30, 2013, 12:01:35 AM
FOUND IT! :flipout:

SuliOfTheNerdVaid Suli


MugoUrth

Quote from: Suli619 on August 04, 2013, 05:30:10 PM
Super Smash Flash 2

I'm pretty sure that game was made with Game Maker, not Flash. The first one was definitely flash, but I don't think number 2 was.

Dust Storm

Super Smash Flash 2 was made in flash.
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MugoUrth

Are you sure? It's been a while since I kept track of it, but I remember them making the game in Gamemaker instead of Flash this time around.

Also, everyone I've met who has an opinion on Smash Flash really hate it.

Dust Storm

Nope, I don't know where you got the idea that they made the game in Gamemaker, since they never said anything about making it in Gamemaker, maybe you're mistaking it for a different SSB fangame?

When you start the game, the title section of the window even says, for a few seconds, "Adobe Flash Player".
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