Posts Tagged ‘judo’
Toribash (WiiWare) Fight Science Series – Judo Part II
And… Part II of the Judo Series.
And here’s how you do it!
This time, it’s a two-turn Decap:
To wind the body up for the comeback hit.
To bring your opponent in closer.
To move turn forward.
Then,
To spin my body back hard and fast after being wound up.
To angle my body for the decap.
To move turn forward.
BAM, DECAP!
Then finish the move off with a pose. (I’m sure you can take it from there)
Mo’ dismember, Mo’ blood, Mo’ funz! (Thanks steveirwin)
And.. If you wanna really tear someone apart, check these vids out:
Decap Suplex
Dismembering Rutz
Stay tuned for more.
Gman Out
Toribash (WiiWare) Fight Science Series – Judo Part I
If you’ve been checking us out at the WiiWare Summit in London and you can’t wait to try out Toribash, we’ve done a few vids so you can see how good it feels to do a decap (again, we are peace-loving people :3).
so..
JUDO 1-Turn Decap
and here’s how you do it:
Decap Sequence
Alternatively, you can choose not to decap, but to grab your opponent and use his bodyparts as a fulcrum. Like this shoulder throw.
Let’s see more in Part II tomorrow – Setting your body up for a decap in 2 turns
Gman Out
And.. just for lols.. Enjoy the Butt Decap.
Exposure on Makeuseof and People’s approach to the game.
Interestingly, we just got some exposure on the Pc version of toribash rather than the wiiware.
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/design-your-perfect-fighting-moves-with-toribash/
With the sudden flood of exposure, people are talking about toribash, a lot, and how technical the game can be.
In almost every post about toribash you see, you see it described as a fighter where you “design your own moves” and every video we see seems to demonstrate this fact, fast paced fighting action. You can understand people’s confusion when they get into the game and they see ” wow this is nothing like the promotional video, I mean it’s really cool to spazz around, but I haven’t been able to do 15 spins in midair and then kick the other guy in half, and the multiplayer is pretty different than how I thought it would be too.”
Toribash isn’t a fighter where you can learn how to play from a few simple tutorials, it takes intuition, timing, precision to progress within this game. Sure there are quicker fixes such as jousting, judo, albeit with their own levels of complexity. The real technical play comes with more precise modes like wushu and aikido.
“It’s all about motion control and that’s where the real fight comes from”