How to Hit Box – Walking SOCD Ultras and Interactive KOFXIII Kyo and Mr. Karate Combo Videos

The Huffers from Hit Box Arcade have uncovered some more swanky Hit Box exclusive tech for the stickless joystick. Today’s topic is the SOCD ultra, which allows you to hold forward during the entire Ultra execution. This is done by holding forward and pressing down back twice. When down and back are pressed in conjunction with forward, the left and right directions cancel each other out giving you a neutral crouch. By tapping down back twice the game sees the input as down-forward-down-forward, without any neutral input, thus giving you a double quarter circle with no effort at all.

Hit Box Arcade also uploaded two more KOFXIII interactive combo videos featuring Kyo and Mr. Karate. As always you can choose your level of drive meter and watch every combo in slow motion.

Source: Hit Box Arcade

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=696482282 Edgar Alcaine

    First and intradasting.

    • http://www.facebook.com/thurl Thurl Bailey Jr
    • http://twitter.com/JohnnyTracer1 JohnnyTracer

      what Edwin explained I’m dazzled that any one can make $4388 in one month on the network.

    • http://twitter.com/JohnnyTracer1 JohnnyTracer

      …..goo.gl/xCK7T    (Click on Home)   

  • Bill Cosby

    Listen I like these, but I have no clue as to why they would cost twice as much as a TE. Joysticks cost more than buttons, it makes no sense. 

    • http://twitter.com/Thraphelga le sun

      because their selling point is that buttons grant an edge over stick, and if you someone who believes that to be the case, then they’ve cornered the market. When you buy most things, you’re paying for a brand or an IP in addition to raw material. For example, Nike shoes don’t use 80+ dollars of more expensive rubber and laces vs the stuff you’d find at payless. 

      • Bill Cosby

        Sorry, that doesn’t follow, not when the ‘edge’ is easier to install and costs significantly less. 

    • http://www.facebook.com/shawn.huffer.3 Shawn Huffer

      Hit Boxes don’t come from a factory guys, they come from my garage.  

      • Bill Cosby

        I built my own joystick out of sanwa parts for WAY less than that. Buttons are ~2$ and you can order them from sanwa just like the factories can. Still not making sense to me. 

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Cox/100000802824269 David Cox

          Things are custom built with no big league mass purchased deals giving them a factory cost to lower the total cost of the hitbox. As well the casing costs quite a bit since gaining access to a plastic mold is pricey. You have to remember, this is a small operation and they still need to make a profit. It has nothing to do with over charging, it is simply a matter of logistics on building a Hitbox based on what they currently have access to.

        • Logan Rockhound

          Er… how does it not “make sense”? It’s business. You made your own an saved a lot of money: good for you! But if you’re not willing to go through the trouble to assemble the parts and learn how to make it? Well, you can buy one.

          They can charge whatever enough people are willing to pay in order to make a profit. Just capitalism, really.

          • Bill Cosby

            If they were smart they’d charge less. I guarantee profits would go up. The product has some appeal, but most people won’t pay WAY more money for a product that is less complicated/valuable. 

    • KubikiriTurkojin

      there are retards willing to pay that?

  • RobertEspaillat

    And then people ask why HiyBox is BANNED

    • kn3ll

      it isn’t

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Almeson-Hoku-James/100000479628267 Almeson Hoku James

      not until we can do walk forward flash kicks

  • pootnannies

    it’s like cheating but it’s not…

    • Bill Cosby

      Tapping a button twice with one finger is hardly faster than an experienced player doing a super motion, if at all. 

      • http://www.facebook.com/dustin.huffer.5 Dustin Huffer

        Man… first the pokey-man, then the rap music, now the heat box.

    • http://twitter.com/poke133 Drago Umeharevich

      it’s like cheating until you ACTUALLY try a hitbox and realize it doesn’t magically play the game for you or remove any significant execution requirements (people with bad/average execution will suck even more with this thing)

      not to mention it has a learning curve and mastery like any other type of controller. more than anything it is very hard to adjust with jump being under the down button.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Edacero-Pedazo/100002009120666 Edacero Pedazo

    Thanks, I was waiting Kyo tutorial

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