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Maybe collectively we could get a little description going on all the different types by adding some notes... I am fairly familiar with rainbow, red wave etc but I haven't been able to work my way through all the numbered ones like 910214, 910206 ..what do those numbers even mean??

No, i know which one are hacks.. I was just hoping somewhere there was a list with notes on each different one. For example how rainbow 1 set is different to rainbow 2 set and how thats different to red wave etc etc .

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If you look at Fighter's History compared to Street Fighter, there are certain obvious similarities. There's a colorful background and the fight takes place in a center circle, the fighters square off, they're in an arcade game ... And so one of the questions was, well gosh, isn't that really all unique to Capcom? Is that really something that they had created, and that they had all the copyrights to?

Capcom was taking a position ... saying, well look, the look and feel of Street Fighter and Fighter's History are virtually identical, so therefore there should be infringement. Our position was well no, actually ... Capcom, look, two fighters, they're in a ring. That's a convention. ... We need to be able to look at the work not as a unique artistic work, but rather as an embodiment of a variety of conventions that had been adopted over time. ...

By simply doing the standard hadouken motion with a light/medium/heavy punch, I was able to throw out multiple homing fireballs at various speeds. I jumped into the air and started to do a never ending stream of air homing fireballs, with each one interrupting my falling animation. So, I was continuously floating in mid-air, doing one hadouken after another. Dragon punches and whirlwind kicks essentially transported me from one end of the screen to another at lightning-quick speeds. My computer opponent would suddenly turn into another fighter without warning or reason. This was the most fun I had ever had while playing Street Fighter 2 since I first played game 25+ years ago.

Since childhood, Mika Nanakawa dreamed of becoming a star in Japanese professional wrestling and started training at a young age to fulfill her dreams. After graduation from a local junior high school, Mika began her plans to become a female wrestler as the pupil of Yoko Harmageddon. By way of a several year-interval training periods, Rainbow Mika was ready to make her debut as a pro wrestler. She thought of the perfect marketing gimmick to promote her name-- traveling the world and engaging in random matches with street fighters.

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In the final assault against Shadaloo, both R. Mika and Ibuki watch Zangief who manages to take down Satsuki one of the Dolls controlled by F.A.N.G after surviving Satsuki's sword slash from her Murasame. R. Mika is last seen with the other fighters watch Shadaloo's destruction.

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