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If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse. The most common causes of this issue are: Barring that, I think there's a refund in my future.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. It's definitely not an issue of my hardware I'm overpowered for these 20+ year old titles, and can run them optimally in ZSNES, MAME and other emulators. I had apprehensions after reading the unfavorable reviews (mentioning this specifically along with sprite errors, etc). That has to be a lot to account / develop for. Which isn't terribly surprising, given the breadth of titles included. It's not an issue of the roms, it's an issue of accurate input detection - and varying from rom to rom. I am wondering whether any of you uses it, because even though it has little shmups compared to its main reason to be (fighters), the online support of the multiplayer is seamless. As someone noted above, this is least prevalent in SF3 and Alpha 3. At this point I guess you already know about Fightcade, well. Street Fighter 3: Third Strike Online Edition was one of the primary fighting games to popularize the use of GGPO, a commonly-used rollback system developed by Tony Cannon, co-founder. Even when I do manage to convince the game that a joint input is in fact a joint input, the special may or may not execute. Many of Japans more recent releases rely on delay-based netcode, but the majority of titles that use rollback are actually rereleases of classic arcade fighters. Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike: (IN) TZG vs(US) summonfish - 06:56:58. 
In training mode with input display turned on: Pressing forward+punch and it's only reading it as such about 1/4 of the time, the other 3/4 are being read as separate inputs (a single forward, a single punch).
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