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Without Googling, choose the name of the MK1 character that can do a flying sidekick.
Pick a correct answer:
Lue Kang Lui Kang Lieu Kang Liu Kang
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lukemorse1
(10 years ago)
coming along very nicely T-man, always watching to see what comes up next!
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brianmulford8326
(10 years ago)
love your work!
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IHackThings85
(9 years ago)
how did you print the button layout from slag coin to make them the scale accurate ?
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GTA_500
(2 years ago)
I'm going to use the same Japanese arcade style layout too. I don't like the America layout. It's easier to mass produce but a lot less comfortable.
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MrOlivasalone
(4 years ago)
The entire PPI is really confusing! If you select 300 its the size of a standard paper!
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miraclechild_502
(10 years ago)
what size should the printouts be...
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skull003
(9 years ago)
HI,
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3rdaxis649
(9 years ago)
lol, whoever dimensioned these plans needs to take some drafting courses. I never understood this curved ergonomic button layout to fit the profile of your fingers. It makes no sense. You use your index finger most of the time in the heat of a game, maybe your middle finger. You NEVER use your ring finger or pinky give me a break, your not playing the piano here. You use one finger that pivots from your elbow not warrenting any curve at all. Straight is always best otherwise, you just get lost moving from side to side. Stop trying to be all fancy.
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