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While having most of a charge for a Sonic Boom, press Back+Roundhouse while near an opponent to perform the upside-down kick. Guile becomes stuck on a recovery frame of his upside-down kick. As all the Sonic Booms have the same frame data, regardless of punch button used, I’m not quite sure why this is.

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Perhaps the ‘start of free sonic boom charge’ glitch starts slightly into the strong throw animation, so enough charge is only built up 2 frames after the throw recovery? Regardless, you can get a jab out as well as a Sonic Boom in the time period.Īlso, using Jab seems to allow for a later sonic boom than Strong does. It seems that the first two frames of recovery after the throw do NOT give you the auto Sonic Boom, only a normal punch. While this isn’t particularly useful on its own, it can be combined with some other glitches. You can walk forward a little and still get a Sonic Boom out. Perform a Strong throw, then continue holding the same direction and press any Punch button just after recovering from the throw. Guile throws a Sonic Boom without needing to hold back to charge. So, without further ado, here’s the video transcription and some additional technical notes.

Repeat the last two steps until you are satisfied! You can pause the emulator by pausing (usually p) at any time, and step through frame by frame with Frame Advance (which I set to ).

Press The “Play Macro” hotkey (Control-1) to play the macro.

Uncomment (remove the # in front of) whichever line you’d like to play.

Now edit the file in your mame-rr directory under the macro directory, called wwguile.mis.

Browse to the a file within your mame-rr directory.

Edit the file in your mame-rr directory called macrolua.options and change the playbackfile property to read playbackfile = 'wwguile.mis'.

Obtain the sf2 rom, drop it in your mame roms dir.

Unzip nzism-guile-glitches-mamerr.zip into your mame-rr directory.

Unzip macrolua into your mame-rr directory.

Here’s the lua macros and instructions for reproducing the glitches automatically, if you’re interested. Hopefully it’s in-depth enough and clear enough that any person familiar with Guile should be able to do these glitches in no time. I learnt a few things! I also decided I’d make a frame-by-frame instructional video on the inputs needed to perform these glitches.

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Recently I decided to completely redo my guide, and since there are considerably more tools for macros/scripting in emulators, I thought I’d nail down the details on some of the glitches I thought I knew how to do. I wrote my own half assed guide, but found it was indeed pretty hard getting the explanations out usefully. There were a couple of articles on the net even back then, but they didn’t seem comprehensive enough for me. Many, many years ago, I had access to a World Warrior machine, and it spurred me to finally learn the Guile glitches which were so awesome during WW’s heyday. Street Fighter 2 World Warrior Guile glitches guideĪ Street Fighter 2: World Warrior Guile fan’s guide to Guile’s many glitches Street Fighter 2 World Warrior Guile glitches guide | fluxcore fluxcore