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Fighting game move book
NickG:
don't use staples!! :P
http://www.mybinding.com/.sc/ms/cat/Binding%20Supplies
You can buy your own fancy binding stuff at places like this...
You can do some types at home without any fancy equipment.
protokatie:
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I tend to only order online from companies that dont have such glaring typographical errors... They seem like a good deal, but... ???
headkaze:
CPWizard supports Command.Dat so you can actually press a key while playing a game to view the different moves for fighter games.
NickG:
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I tend to only order online from companies that dont have such glaring typographical errors... They seem like a good deal, but... ???
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yeah...that place has a minimum order, too ... so bad example. Maybe a regular office supply chain will have something nice.
Dazz:
CPWiz is excellent for this... I use it and when playing fighting games just simply hit the button for info and it has the moves lists on screen. No need to fumble around with a book when it is all right there in front of you.