Fighting EX Layer is a silly $1 fighting game.

I mentioned in my last post that Freighter had the 'first pole glitch that didn't involve an NPC clip'. Well this here is what an NPC clip looks like on Plaza. I believe this happens due to the NPC pushing you off course during the pole grab animation, allowing you to slide down forever if you want.

Just discovered a new OOB pole glitch in the game Free Running! This is the first pole glitch that doesn't involve an NPC clip. I suspect it has something to do with the pole being elevated above the floor with that little platform underneath it. I might have to look for more elevated poles later.

Here's a picture of my favorite pokémon, Paras. Specifically from Pokémon Rumble Blast, one of my favorite Pokémon games.

In the unfortunately named game "VS" on PS1, released in 1997, the character Oleg appears to have several unblockable attacks. These are 3PK and 66P, which are highs and can be ducked to be avoied. And 66P+K, which is a mid and leads into 2P+E for big damage. At least 66P+K is easily whiff punished.

Post a game you've beaten more than once!

Here are a few of my all-time favorites that I've beaten countless times.

Here's the wonderful 3D arena fighter on the PSP called Toaru Majutsu no Index.
Touma, unlike everyone else, has no ranged moves. What he does have is his right arm, which can freeze time if he punches something magical. I used it in this clip on an assist and slipped past my opponent's projectiles.

I can't even imagine Chad being outranged.

Hisagi in Bleach Rebirth of Souls is normally very weak at the start of a game. Takes a lot of Konpaku (lives) to reach 13 Fear gauge and unlock his best move: Haien. But until then at 0-6 Fear he has Shakkaho. For some reason it has 2 seconds of blockstun, letting you do this at full special meter.

Here's a really nice combo I did as my main, Shuhei Hisagi, in Bleach Rebirth of Souls.

Yeah I agree, it's very underrated! That PS2 box art looks great, though I only played the Wii and Steam re-release versions. I agree the controls do take some getting used to, but once you master it, it feels wonderful. Here's an example of what the game can play like in this IL WR video I made. :)

Here's a wild glitch I discovered in Free Running 2007 (played on the Steam re-release). To perform it, an NPC has to get between you and a pole, then you gotta climb onto the pole. You'll get pushed by the NPC mid-climb and grab the air, leading to strange out of bounds stuff until you jump off.

While training with a new player on Martial Champion on Fightcade recently, we stumbled upon a fascinating glitch that I'm dubbing 'weapon cloning'. The video is me testing it by myself using frame step, as it's frame perfect. The limit is 3 weapons, any more and the 3rd gets deleted.
#fgcsky #mc

Here's a fancy combo I did as Toshiro Hitsugaya in Bleach Versus Crusade, an underrated and Japanese exclusive 3D arena fighter for the Wii.

Here's a simple showcase of some moves in a cool flash fighting game called Hakuhin VS Nissin Light. One of my personal favorite flash games, it has 8 distinct characters and some fun combos to do.

Here's some gameplay of Konami's 1993 arcade fighting game, Martial Champion. The game's most noteworthy feature is shown here, with the ability to not only disarm your opponent, but take their weapon for yourself.