Randomly, Ryu/Ken will perform special move if you press P or K. They can do either Hadouken (P) or Tatsumaki (K). Light, Medium, Heavy button pressed determines which version of move will come out. Pressing Forward or Down while pressing P or K won’t make the special move come out, pressing any of the other 6 directions at the same time will make them come out regardless.

About Red Hadouken, I replicated it 4 times and all 4 times it could happen at 2 frames in a row, which means that the game randomly picks 2 frames in a row at one point in the round when Red Hadouken can happen. These Red Hadouken frames are available for either Ryu or Ken.

Just as SSF2T has that super K.O. time over glitch, if your attack has enough power to K.O. opponent when time runs out, he will be knocked down and make K.O. voice, but his health will not be depleted and you win by time over.

Not that it’s important, but invisible Dhalsim trick also works if you hold back instead of forward. This kara cancel is not consistent, even with macros.

thanks

Well, this was a couple of years ago and I can’t remember whom I talked to about it(was online). All I remember is Vega’s claw lying on the right side of the screen in Chun Li stage. I was probably playing Rog at the time. That’s it.

idk, I think sf4 has a lot more glitches then sfa,
sfa just has knockdown cancel, Sodom crouching light hitbox, Rose shadow hitting during super-freeze and that’s it. I wouldn’t count the Sodom juggle thing and some of the weird moves you can juggle after as glitches, but they might be worth mentioning.
In comparison sf4 has tons of ultra glitches, weird turbo down glitch, dizzy hit count glitch, rose self reflect, unblockable ultrafreeze, some mid move dizzy glitches, crouching Chun hitbox glitch, and super introduced a combo into throw glitch.
Seems like a lot, sfa2 was a glitch fest though

Hm, i’ve never heard of that one. Do you remember any further details? Or can you ask that guy to explain what he knows about it?

S/SF4 engine seems a bit dry in this department compared to SF2 or Alpha series, but i have to remind myself that:

1. in earlier games there was more room for improvisation/oversight since the genre wasn’t fully developed
2. S/SF4 isn’t fully explored yet

great job, kudos!

Haha yeah i remember seeing that SRK thread about Gief’s “Vacuum Suplex” glitch being in ST. All the OG’s laughed at that poor guy and then had to uncall shenanigans when it was finally verified as a version-specific glitch.

Anyway there’s a couple of things we probably still need to add this article, so don’t worry, we’ll get all the minor details covered eventually. Thanks for bringing it up though.

As for the post-KO super thing, the way it works is you need to lose the round. That makes the opponent “immortal” because they have to get up in order to do their win animation; so they eat the whole super. But if you win the round or if it’s a draw, then they simply die and the rest of the super whiffs. Old TZW discovery … like most SF2 series knowledge.