Recommended Resolution: 4K - I mean, 1440p Imagine being so much of a loser that prior to being put in your place the first race, you decide to turn on your cheats Couldn't be me Yes, this was on Yuzu Emulator, I couldn't put add it to the title. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlPmTMOoD0Q

So, we can, albeit with a modified .exe file, modify the field of vision, so now, I can use FoV mods to get the HUD to function as proper as possible. The only screwup is that when opponents go far away, their icons drift too far up. - Should've removed the fps counter before recording ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_Kc5YTpvUU

Lucario (Pokémon Type:Wild) WIP I have yet to draw the hitsparks (among other things) to add to him. Hell, I didn't even code the supers yet. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mzxOQBbVnE

Recommended Resolution: 720p (or 1440p if you're aware that all 2D Fighter Maker 2nd games have a resolution of 640x480 and want the integer resolution experience) For those just tuning in, a new version of Pokémon Type:Wild will be on the way between the end of the year and the beginning of next year, as per this tweet here by the PokéSho founder herself: https://twitter.com/moa151/status/1442777821508558848 To celebrate, I've decided to do a playthrough of all six versions of Pokémon Type:Wild I have (The OneWeakness English translation of Beta 5.3 will not be included). Tonight (as of this writing, anyway), we'll be wrapping up Beta 3.2 with the second half of the roster: Snorlax, Gardevoir and one of the newcomers (if you can call him such since he was one of Blaziken's assists until this beta), Combusken. Snorlax's Body Slam has changed in which it is no longer a command grab, but a body splash move that easily crosses up. Much like the first half of the roster, Snorlax can get some combos done in this beta, but landing an S.LK after a C.LK is a chore here in comparison to later betas. I wonder why.... Oh, and Snorlax's normal throw is kinda buggy here. Gardevoir gets buffed here, too, as she can now do something in close combat, though she remains better off zoning. As for Combusken, he kicks off his debut looking top-tier as all hell. All hell breaks loose the moment Combusken is in. As per the title, this video is a triple-feature. Enjoy! -Timestamps- 0:00 - Intro 0:12 - Character Selection Screen 0:18 - Difficulty Selection Screen 0:26 - Stage 1: Snorlax Vs. Gengar 3:02 - Stage 2: Snorlax Vs. Lucario 5:44 - Stage 3: Snorlax Vs. Blaziken 8:30 - Final Stage: Snorlax Vs. Swalot 11:27 - Character Selection Screen 11:30 - Difficulty Selection Screen 11:39 - Stage 1: Gardevoir Vs. Snorlax 13:23 - Stage 2: Gardevoir Vs. Lucario 15:05 - Stage 3: Gardevoir Vs. Blaziken 16:40 - Final Stage: Gardevoir Vs. Swalot 18:42 - Character Selection Screen 18:45 - Difficulty Sleection Screen 18:53 - Stage 1: Combusken Vs. Lucario 20:39 - Stage 2: Combusken Vs. Snorlax 22:20 - Stage 3: Combusken Vs. Blaziken 23:58 - Final Stage: Combusken Vs. Swalot 26:27 - Ending ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kblwp4ehBvA