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Enemy waves let brawlers control pacing by alternating pressure with short moments where the player can reposition, breathe and immediately make another bad choice. A related fact is worth keeping: Telegraphing is the art of making a dangerous attack readable before it happens; the larger the punishment, the more important that warning usually becomes. A combo counter is applause written as arithmetic.
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Tiny fact jackpot
Street Fighter II exploded in popularity in 1991 and helped define the modern competitive fighting-game template: distinct characters, special moves, combos and head-to-head rounds. One more curious detail: Tekken was one of the early major fighting series to embrace 3D polygonal characters. Its control scheme famously mapped buttons to individual limbs rather than just light and heavy attacks.
