#input delay

My PS2 and its aging laser are in the cupboard now alongside a PSOne, PC Engine Duo, Dreamcast, and NEOGEO CMVS--because the emulator PCSX2 runs Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution with exactly the same input delay as the PS2 itself on my set-up--5 frames--and with far greater screen resolution and convenience. Huzzah! = D

I measured this with my usual crude 60 fps cell phone footage method.

Crudely testing input delay in Super Street Fighter II X for Matching Service: Grand Master Challenge (Dreamcast) when run in Flycast. Just 1 frame of delay on my set-up! ^ _^

Crudely comparing input lag on my set-up in various versions of Super Street Fighter II Turbo:

PS3 - HD Remix - 5 frames of delay PC - Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection - 4 frames PC - Capcom Arcade Stadium - ~4.25 frames PC - MAME 0.119 (30th Anniv ROM) - 7 frames PS2 - Capcom Classics Collection Vol.2 - 6 frames PS1 - Street Fighter Collection - 3 frames

Tests: https://youtu.be/vr-g2rONCRg

Rough test of input lag in the PS3 PS1 Classics version of Darkstalkers 3 on my set-up, which includes a Hori HRAP V 2017 arcade stick, a 4x2 component matrix switcher, an OSSC, a 5ms display lag monitor, and a slim PS3. On a computer, if you're playing this video at 60 fps, you can pause playback, then advance one frame at a time by pressing the "." key, and count along with me the frames that go by between the arcade stick's light punch button being fully pressed down, and Morrigan beginning to play her light punch animation--just make sure the video playback quality is at a 60 fps setting in your YouTube player.

I counted 5 frames of delay for Morrigan's light punch, in VS mode.

Rough comparison of input lag in the PS4 Capcom Arcade Stadium versions of Progear and Gigawing on my set-up, which includes a Hori HRAP V 2017 arcade stick and a 5ms display lag monitor. On a computer, if you're playing this video at 60 fps, you can pause playback, then advance one frame at a time by pressing the "." key, and count along with me the frames that go by between the arcade stick's button being fully pressed down, and the shot beginning to come out of the ship--just make sure the video playback quality is at a 60 fps setting in your YouTube player.

Rough comparison of input lag in The PS4 Capcom Fighting Collection version of Vampire Savior on my set-up, which includes a Hori HRAP V 2017 arcade stick and a 5ms display lag monitor. On a computer, if you're playing this video at 60 fps, you can pause playback, then advance one frame at a time by pressing the "." key, and count along with me the frames that go by between the arcade stick's light punch button being fully pressed down, and Morrigan beginning to play her light punch animation--just make sure the video playback quality is at a 60 fps setting in your YouTube player.

Rough comparison of input lag in three ports of Vampire Savior on my set-up, which includes a Hori HRAP V 2017 arcade stick, a 4x2 component matrix switcher, an OSSC, Brook Super Converter adapters, and a 5ms display lag monitor. On a computer, if you're playing this video at 60 fps, you can pause playback, then advance one frame at a time by pressing the "." key, and count along with me the frames that go by between the arcade stick's light punch button being fully pressed down, and Morrigan beginning to play her light punch animation--just make sure the video playback quality is at a 60 fps setting in your YouTube player. I counted the following delay frames for the games:

Quando foi confirmado que Street Fighter V possuía 8 frames de Input Delay, leia nosso post aqui para mais informações, isso causou um grande alvoroço entre os jogadores.

Mas a maior pergunta era: Se trata apenas de um bug ou foi intencional? A Capcom não se pronunciou sobre o assunto até hoje, mas em um stream recente da TopangaTV, o produtor de Street Fighter V  Koichi Sugiyama finalmente…