Recent content by Shadoninja

Replying to my own thread because I figured it out and hope this helps others! This Twitter post by @Kadano links to the UCF v0.72 Gecko codes. Not v0.73, but close enough for me This Smashboards post from @RafsterMC goes over how to load the codes in to a softmodded Wii running Nintendont...

I want to add the latest UCF Gecko codes to 20XX 4.07++. I launch the game using Nintendont Two questions: - What are the codes for UCF 0.73 - How do I load those via Nintendont?

I just played against a Fox who would grab me at 0% and then up throw up air up air me to 39% instantly every single stock. I try my best to smash DI it, but it doesn't work very often. Is there anything I can do to stop this combo at low percents?

Every once in a while there is a highlight clip somewhere where someone power shields a move and then does a grounded move right after it without playing the animation of letting down their shield. Is this a thing? If you let off your shield after a power shield happens your shield just...

THIS. I want to practice combos that rely on bad DI! I would like to be able to engrain it into my head so that I can execute when my opponents make the mistake. Having truly random DI makes these combos much harder (well... random) to practice.

Look at this picture! How is this a spike? I feel like 9/10 that would hit my opponent up instead of down. I know this may be after a frame of SDI, but trust me, this is still a pretty accurate screenshot.

Awesome link!

This isn't new.... lol.

Oh awesome I didn't know I could use the c stick!

Is this done by doing an instant up+A, or is there another trick to it?

I watched a recent match against him and N0ne and it was disgusting. The matchup looked impossible for N0ne who is a pretty awesome CF.

Hey, it is awesome to see a girl smasher doing well in the scene. Keep up the awesome work! Also, don't let the haters get to you, EVER.

Thanks for the replies guys!

I have been playing this game since February and I am developing some solid soreness in the tendons in my wrist (only in my right arm). I have played video games competitively my whole life, and Melee is undoubtedly the most physically demanding game I have ever dedicated time to. Any tips out...

What?