Відео

i heard him gonna say what the sigma

Can you add leonardo luna, Pablo cavasos ,lavinho ,Adam Blake or Dada silva it would be good if you also added real

Ah yes the good old days

Bro pls release the game its been 2 years and you still haven't release it

may i see more of ur very own player i like the circus shots that you did and i wanna see more :D

Me: STRAIGHHHTTTT UPPPPP YEESSSSSSSSS🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥

Nagi on fraud watch rn 😂

Cuál juego es ?

Nagi too op 😂

yess more bluelock content, can we get noa noel vs loki? or shidou vs kunigami 1v1

please say

what is name is game

Naruto shipuden ultimate ninja storm 4 road to boruto

What is this game? I want to buy it!

Shxt is garbage All they had to do was copy Fifa and add actual anime player models with new ability features and gameplay mechanics Just as bad as Jujutsu Kaisen's game, if not worse lol

why are you yelling man dang

He is midfielder

I want the game I liked and subbed

Why even use usage when you have kaizer😂😂😂

Cuál juego es ?😢

this is yakuza games if anyone was wondering

What is the name of this game?

where can i download this mod

Can we create are own baki character and take on the strongest?

We need Baki in tekken 8 !

Nah he'd win

How bro plz tell me😅

link please

How did u download and where

Please more daddy

Most popular vid 🔥 💯

Woah dude, nice vid 👍

yo ur intro is so tuff

First Comment 🥇

What game is this?😮

yoooo how do u download these mods

Honestly this is a pretty accurate depiction of the character.

The game is sifu.baki is a mod

There's a potential for a truly genre defining and critical acclaim garnering ‘End All-Be All ’ fighting game being introduced to the world. Which would be a Baki X Kengan crossover fighting game financed and supported by Netflix , while being developed by Japanese developers who are more faithful towards the aim of fulfilling fan service and customer satisfaction . There's a literal Golden Goose at hand. And if they want an idea of what fans, both pros, die hards and casuals all can enjoy without much of an execution barrier like other traditional fighters in the industry and FGC scene, is to take notes from the mechanics, systems and gameplay of these following super underrated hidden gems 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 ( 1 ) . Garōden: Breakblow - Fist or Twist (n it's prequel). A Japan exclusive duology released for the PS2 , based on a fighting manga made by the same guy whose brainchild is Baki (Keisuke Itagaki), and he himself was inspired by Baku Yumemakura’s Garouden novels. In fact the Garouden manga predates Baki and it was what made Itagaki known in manga spheres before Baki brought him even greater fame. • This is what the base game/engine should be, i.e a fun combination of arcade-style controls with real-life combat simulation aspects which the former managed to pull better than any game imo. It's my favorite fighting game of all time, and it kind of ruined other fighting games for me - it's surprisingly realistic even though it's not trying to be, a huge plus for a martial arts/MMA fan (like me). And I implore hardcore 3D fighting game fans to at least explore the game, since it's surprisingly very deep and balanced for a lesser-known fighting game. It's not perfect, but with today's modern tech and development in the video game sphere, all of its greatest strengths should be learnt and applied in the Baki X Kengan game. • But above all, its the in-game mechanics that solidify this game as potentially, THE TRUEST FIGHTER ever and imma get to it. -> In Garouden Breakblow: FIST OR TWIST, two mechanics control how long matches last: • The primary mechanic is a kind of "momentum" bar (which if I am not wrong, is supposed to represent the fighters’ willpowers), that shifts between the two fighters as the offensive momentum swings between them. Each character has three chains (literal, actual chains) that break once the momentum bar swings too close to their side (a way to emulate/display them being pushed to their limits and having to bust out their ultra powerful attacks, as it's another trope in fighting mangas/animes), giving them a single-use Super of varying strength. These supers overlap and overwrite each other, so using them in a timely fashion is extremely important. There are no health bars, so knowing when to use them is as important as knowing how, and how is just as challenging, as each of them can be as simple as pushing two buttons or just the R button to being in a specific stance or state (OTG, grappling, etc.). The execution of these supers vary character to character. • The "limb" system is what keeps the momentum bar from leading to endless brawling slugfests. If you're familiar with something like, say, Karate Master 2, you'll know about this. It's basically a paper doll that reflects the physical damage each body part of a fighter takes during combat. And the great thing about this is, just like in Karate Master - which I'm pretty sure is an homage to this game - if you damage a specific body part for long enough, you obliterate it, leading to things like increased hit-stun, instant-K.O.'s and just these utterly brutal hits that are extremely entertaining to see. I think BRAIN SHOCK!! is one of them. And when a particular body part is destroyed, it shows a brief panel (basically a comic/manga panel) showing X-Ray damage of what part and how it's destroyed. This a sick feature when you fuck up somebody's bodyparts though. Not MK-level, but it's solid and uber-satisfying . • That all leads to a tense tug-of-war where two fighters are basically trading blows with zero hitstun, very similar to how anime fighters trade punches and kicks non stop during intense moments when they are healthy and motivated, and during the first quarter of the round until one of them weakens enough, sometimes literally sacrificing a part of their body during this extended series of trades in the process. • Gaining back your momentum or as I like to call it, ‘will power’, is an uphill battle, which would very accurately emulate/simulate how one fighter has to dig deep to overcome their opponent in fighting mangas to keep the readers engaged in the fight, another common fighting manga trope. And it's a unique experience that I've never experienced in any other fighting game and captures the realism of actual fighting. • The only things that keep Garouden from being THE Truest AND Most ULTIMATE fighting game are its atrocious camera zoom and the so-so art style and character models, which I personally love and the manga fans would dig very much as well but it's that damn camera just takes some serious getting used to, and it's what tests your patience to main the game. But these are things which can be easily rectified, polished and perfected in today's age with the proper care and attention to details. And it would be truly a godsend if the Baki X Kengan crossover fighter took everything of value from here. ( 2 ). Kurohyō: Ryū ga Gotoku duology. Released for the PSP. Another Japan exclusive duology, which is a spin-off of the Yakuza - Like A Dragon series by SEGA. Both games are awesome but its the sequel which prominently has the feature which I wanted to highlight, the ability to create our own character and be able to customise every single aspect of combat, whether that be what style of punches, what types of kicks, what type of grabs and what would be the counters and what would be the super moves from the available 20+ martial arts. So another super underrated and overlooked game which would be a great learning point in the Baki X Kengan game's character creator part, where we the player have total control to what moves, styles and combinations we want out of our fighter. And some of the more exclusive moves which will only be available when the in-game created character has a certain physical modification which mirror those of the characters from the manga/anime. Like if I wanted my created character to, I simply can't apply for Blast Core as Level 3 cuz my character won't have Superman Syndrome to execute it like Wakatsuki. So Superman Syndrome would be a unlockable modification available maybe after unlocking in-game or DLC. ( 3 ). The Con (aka Gamble Con Fight or The Con: Gamble Fight), released for the PSP. The simplistic yet responsive commands and the third person view of gameplay. In fact, to stand apart and be known as a unique and true ‘fighting game’, this Kengan X Baki game would have the option to change camera from ‘sideways 3d’ like in Garouden Breakblow to ‘over-the-shoulder 3d’. The total control of the visual aspects would be another significant point of praise for the game and to spice up gamers’ interest whereas compared to other fighters , Only one way of viewing is made available. ( 4 ). WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain. Released for the PS2. This is easily THE best and Most enjoyable pro-wrestling video game ever. It had a prequel called SmackDown! Shut Your Mouth and a sequel called WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw, released in 2004, but they don't come close to what Here Comes The Pain achieved. Grabs, throws, counters, chain throws, ground game, submission system. Above all, the spectacle and the how the camera and the ground/floor reacts when characters are slammed or thrown or knocked down and these aspects of learnt from and applied in the Baki X Kengan game would translate very well, as there are heavy, grappling-prominent fighters in both Baki and Kengan. And the arcade-style gameplay and visuals of that game would be superb to implement in the Baki X Kengan crossover, especially when engaging in grappling bouts and minigames. ( 5 ). Supremacy MMA 2011. Released for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PS Vita. An obscure MMA fighting game which at its time got bad reviews and does have its flaws but it's strengths are undeniable. It has EXACTLY the kind of gameplay, effects, aspects and vibe that is required in a true, source-faithful and fan pleasing audience for a Kenganverse based or even Baki based fighting game. The brutality and tone in this game rivals that of Mortal Kombat but not much gore and not THAT graphic, and uses very real life accurate character models. But the knockouts ,bone breaking and limb snapping effects are very much in line with how fights are in Kengan and Baki, and should be rightfully expected in a faithful game.

There's a potential for a truly genre defining and critical acclaim garnering ‘End All-Be All ’ fighting game being introduced to the world. Which would be a Baki X Kengan crossover fighting game financed and supported by Netflix , while being developed by Japanese developers who are more faithful towards the aim of fulfilling fan service and customer satisfaction . There's a literal Golden Goose at hand. And if they want an idea of what fans, both pros, die hards and casuals all can enjoy without much of an execution barrier like other traditional fighters in the industry and FGC scene, is to take notes from the mechanics, systems and gameplay of these following super underrated hidden gems 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 ( 1 ) . Garōden: Breakblow - Fist or Twist (n it's prequel). A Japan exclusive duology released for the PS2 , based on a fighting manga made by the same guy whose brainchild is Baki (Keisuke Itagaki), and he himself was inspired by Baku Yumemakura’s Garouden novels. In fact the Garouden manga predates Baki and it was what made Itagaki known in manga spheres before Baki brought him even greater fame. • This is what the base game/engine should be, i.e a fun combination of arcade-style controls with real-life combat simulation aspects which the former managed to pull better than any game imo. It's my favorite fighting game of all time, and it kind of ruined other fighting games for me - it's surprisingly realistic even though it's not trying to be, a huge plus for a martial arts/MMA fan (like me). And I implore hardcore 3D fighting game fans to at least explore the game, since it's surprisingly very deep and balanced for a lesser-known fighting game. It's not perfect, but with today's modern tech and development in the video game sphere, all of its greatest strengths should be learnt and applied in the Baki X Kengan game. • But above all, its the in-game mechanics that solidify this game as potentially, THE TRUEST FIGHTER ever and imma get to it. -> In Garouden Breakblow: FIST OR TWIST, two mechanics control how long matches last: • The primary mechanic is a kind of "momentum" bar (which if I am not wrong, is supposed to represent the fighters’ willpowers), that shifts between the two fighters as the offensive momentum swings between them. Each character has three chains (literal, actual chains) that break once the momentum bar swings too close to their side (a way to emulate/display them being pushed to their limits and having to bust out their ultra powerful attacks, as it's another trope in fighting mangas/animes), giving them a single-use Super of varying strength. These supers overlap and overwrite each other, so using them in a timely fashion is extremely important. There are no health bars, so knowing when to use them is as important as knowing how, and how is just as challenging, as each of them can be as simple as pushing two buttons or just the R button to being in a specific stance or state (OTG, grappling, etc.). The execution of these supers vary character to character. • The "limb" system is what keeps the momentum bar from leading to endless brawling slugfests. If you're familiar with something like, say, Karate Master 2, you'll know about this. It's basically a paper doll that reflects the physical damage each body part of a fighter takes during combat. And the great thing about this is, just like in Karate Master - which I'm pretty sure is an homage to this game - if you damage a specific body part for long enough, you obliterate it, leading to things like increased hit-stun, instant-K.O.'s and just these utterly brutal hits that are extremely entertaining to see. I think BRAIN SHOCK!! is one of them. And when a particular body part is destroyed, it shows a brief panel (basically a comic/manga panel) showing X-Ray damage of what part and how it's destroyed. This a sick feature when you fuck up somebody's bodyparts though. Not MK-level, but it's solid and uber-satisfying . • That all leads to a tense tug-of-war where two fighters are basically trading blows with zero hitstun, very similar to how anime fighters trade punches and kicks non stop during intense moments when they are healthy and motivated, and during the first quarter of the round until one of them weakens enough, sometimes literally sacrificing a part of their body during this extended series of trades in the process. • Gaining back your momentum or as I like to call it, ‘will power’, is an uphill battle, which would very accurately emulate/simulate how one fighter has to dig deep to overcome their opponent in fighting mangas to keep the readers engaged in the fight, another common fighting manga trope. And it's a unique experience that I've never experienced in any other fighting game and captures the realism of actual fighting. • The only things that keep Garouden from being THE Truest AND Most ULTIMATE fighting game are its atrocious camera zoom and the so-so art style and character models, which I personally love and the manga fans would dig very much as well but it's that damn camera just takes some serious getting used to, and it's what tests your patience to main the game. But these are things which can be easily rectified, polished and perfected in today's age with the proper care and attention to details. And it would be truly a godsend if the Baki X Kengan crossover fighter took everything of value from here. ( 2 ). Kurohyō: Ryū ga Gotoku duology. Released for the PSP. Another Japan exclusive duology, which is a spin-off of the Yakuza - Like A Dragon series by SEGA. Both games are awesome but its the sequel which prominently has the feature which I wanted to highlight, the ability to create our own character and be able to customise every single aspect of combat, whether that be what style of punches, what types of kicks, what type of grabs and what would be the counters and what would be the super moves from the available 20+ martial arts. So another super underrated and overlooked game which would be a great learning point in the Baki X Kengan game's character creator part, where we the player have total control to what moves, styles and combinations we want out of our fighter. And some of the more exclusive moves which will only be available when the in-game created character has a certain physical modification which mirror those of the characters from the manga/anime. Like if I wanted my created character to, I simply can't apply for Blast Core as Level 3 cuz my character won't have Superman Syndrome to execute it like Wakatsuki. So Superman Syndrome would be a unlockable modification available maybe after unlocking in-game or DLC. ( 3 ). The Con (aka Gamble Con Fight or The Con: Gamble Fight), released for the PSP. The simplistic yet responsive commands and the third person view of gameplay. In fact, to stand apart and be known as a unique and true ‘fighting game’, this Kengan X Baki game would have the option to change camera from ‘sideways 3d’ like in Garouden Breakblow to ‘over-the-shoulder 3d’. The total control of the visual aspects would be another significant point of praise for the game and to spice up gamers’ interest whereas compared to other fighters , Only one way of viewing is made available. ( 4 ). WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain. Released for the PS2. This is easily THE best and Most enjoyable pro-wrestling video game ever. It had a prequel called SmackDown! Shut Your Mouth and a sequel called WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw, released in 2004, but they don't come close to what Here Comes The Pain achieved. Grabs, throws, counters, chain throws, ground game, submission system. Above all, the spectacle and the how the camera and the ground/floor reacts when characters are slammed or thrown or knocked down and these aspects of learnt from and applied in the Baki X Kengan game would translate very well, as there are heavy, grappling-prominent fighters in both Baki and Kengan. And the arcade-style gameplay and visuals of that game would be superb to implement in the Baki X Kengan crossover, especially when engaging in grappling bouts and minigames. ( 5 ). Supremacy MMA 2011. Released for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PS Vita. An obscure MMA fighting game which at its time got bad reviews and does have its flaws but it's strengths are undeniable. It has EXACTLY the kind of gameplay, effects, aspects and vibe that is required in a true, source-faithful and fan pleasing audience for a Kenganverse based or even Baki based fighting game. The brutality and tone in this game rivals that of Mortal Kombat but not much gore and not THAT graphic, and uses very real life accurate character models. But the knockouts ,bone breaking and limb snapping effects are very much in line with how fights are in Kengan and Baki, and should be rightfully expected in a faithful game.

chigiri defense was tuff

Never coming back😔

Bros now out

'Promo sm' 🏃

Isagi

Storm 4 modded is the game I think

add cursed techniques and different weaponary

Naruto storm 4???????

they adding my nigga now

He’s here now