Recommended Resolution: 1080p (FOR ONCE!!!11111) AMD ReLive. Might as well try it out since I built me a new PC. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4BZ07roRIk

Recommended Resolution: 720p (or 1440p if you're aware that most 2D Fighter Maker 2nd videos run at 640x480 and want the integer resolution experience) For those just tuning in, a new version of Pokémon Type:Wild will be on the way by the end of this year, as per this tweet here by the PokéSho founder herself: https://twitter.com/moa151/status/1477149519213391874 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). Breloom in 5.2 has a couple of nerfs, transitioning from Beta 4.3. What used to be Seed Bomb is now a command normal. What is Seed Bomb now is a projectile that explodes in a fixed time depending on button strength. Mach Punch and Sky Uppercut behave the same way, though. His super, DynamicPunch, now has an ending blow, so you can't just chain it into itself (but the Lv2 version can instantly break guards provided none of the hits are Just Defended). Breloom in 5.3 does get a new move that he lacks in 5.2: Drain Punch. While it doesn't have range, it does exactly as the name implies: drain your health. Overall, Breloom, depending on the user's playstyle, can still be an annoyance to his opponents. [Timestamps - Intro] 0:00 - Intro [Timestamps - Beta 5.2] 0:12 - Title Screen 0:17 - Character Select Screen 0:20 - Difficulty Select Screen 0:28 - Stage 1: Breloom Vs. Lucario 2:35 - Stage 2: Breloom Vs. Combusken 4:36 - Stage 3: Breloom Vs. Blaziken 6:29 - Stage 4: Breloom Vs. Gengar 8:31 - Stage 5: Breloom Vs. Snorlax 10:23 - Final Stage: Breloom Vs. Ditto (Breloom) [Timestamps - Beta 5.3] 14:04 - Title Screen 14:09 - Character Select Screen 14:12 - Difficulty Select Screen 14:19 - Stage 1: Breloom Vs. Lucario 15:49 - Stage 2: Breloom Vs. Combusken 17:31 - Stage 3: Breloom Vs. Blaziken 19:41 - Stage 4: Breloom Vs. Gengar 21:34 - Stage 5: Breloom Vs. Snorlax 24:03 - Final Stage: Breloom Vs. Ditto (Breloom) [Timestamps - Ending] 26:00 - Ending (Zap Yo Dumb Ass!) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-X8ke8d22OE

Recommended Resolution: 1080p It goes without saying, but it's been a bit of time since I've uploaded anything to YouTube. I would like to say I was admitted into yet another closed beta, but with the way I got in (Steam method), can I really consider this a "closed" beta? Anyways, when I first booted up the game, I was thinking, "Oh, cool, a locked 60fps in ultra settings, what could possibly go wrong?" I'll tell you what actually went wrong: Intermittent USB disconnects, GPU driver crashes, and even GAME crashes in specific settings (for example, if I win in one of the Hercules tracks with Megara, the game would crash before it could tell me I finished 1st). It turned out I was averaging about 80fps (according to AMD Radeon Adrenalin software) in ultra settings, so about a few days later (today, as of this writing, actually), I decided to conduct an experiment. How well does it perform at 120fps? There were actual problems conducting this experiement: First off, I refuse to play this game in medium settings even if it's the only way I can play at 1440p120, so I ended up using Lossless Scaling (You can check it out here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/993090/Lossless_Scaling/ , but there are free alternatives from what I've heard) to get it to resize the window and enable AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (V1, actually) for my desktop resolution. Sure, 1034p to 1440p via FSR looks rather trashy (especially with text), but it's better than playing at ultra settings at native 1440p somewhere between 75 and 85fps. Unfortunately, there are a lot of specific settings I would like to turn off, but considering the creators behind the ASS FAULT franchise made this game, they tend to forget that this isn't going to be a mobile game (However, aside from PC, this is supposed to be set for release for the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and the Nintendo Switch). Though I highly doubt it, hopefully, the full-release PC version will let me tune individual graphic settings. As for the footage, I'll describe it with another piece of footage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuofaDxa6Oo ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_wQb49Kahc

Recommended Resolution: 720p As response to one of Mister Fael's recent videos, I will also be taking on Heal the World/TheMasterFlippy's Polnareff (Part 5) twice. I will also be showcasing some zoom code that will be a part of the lifebars (common1.cns FTW) and some kickass bgmusic mods made possible by IKEMEN GO. -TimeStamps- 0:00 - Intro 0:11 - Match 1: (Single) Descolor's Dan (Battle K-Road)(me) Vs. (Single) Heal the World/TheMasterFlippy's Polnareff (Part 5)(AI) in Feilin Stage (Fighter's History) 2:16 - Match 2: (Single) Nao&M's Another K' (me) Vs. (Single) Heal the World/TheMasterFlippy's Polnareff (Part 5)(AI) in Feilin Stage (Fighter's History) 4:24 - Ending ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiBeTmHBmaM