Fun facts about Ryan Hart. 1. Hes the first professional gamer to be in the Guinness book of world records. 2. Ryan Hart is fluent in Japanese. 3. Finally, even tho hes more well known for Tekken and Street Fighter his favorite fighter is Virtua Fighter 4!
Nino's journey to the Tekken 7 Championships continues in episode 2, where he takes his training to the next level in a public arcade, before the final tournament in episode 3. You can watch them both below: Episode 2: ruclips.net/video/n5A6FRvHZLQ/видео.html Episode 3: ruclips.net/video/2Z2IqwKWPEc/видео.html It was SO much fun to make this series, so I hope you enjoy it too! - Alysia
SagittariusCorp Thats a stupid reason. I just tried a couple times this morning and just decided to check in later when i realized it wasn't available to watch.
Pains me to explain everytime why I love this game. Many people still think fighting games are all button mashers or just about knowing long flashy combos
Well yeah, when top players are locked in mortal combat, they either come out dead or alive based on the strength of their finely tuned killer instict.
Keenan Robinson Lol it's cause the video was up for a while but you couldn't watch it, said it was unavailable for like th first couple of hours it was up
I have met Ryan in person, he really is a lovely person. He saw me playing Dudley for the first time and gave me some pointers on how to improve.....this was YEARS ago when folks were still chilling in the arcades together
The video was released but IGN did not make it available. Basically, you could seemly thumbnail, but the video was not playing saying IGN did not make it available.
I'm really going to have to grab Tekken 7 for myself. I've been enjoying it a lot more than Street Fighter unfortunately until it comes out I only can play it at the arcade.
Actually RZA is a big fan of the series and theres this article on method man and RZA trynna buy a cabinet of tekken in the l8 90s unscucessfully also in his ama on Reddit he stated that he plays MKX the more u know! *flies away*
Thanks for producing content like this. This video series looks like a great way for new players to learn the basics of this game. Also you don't need a fightstick to play Tekken at a high level. Pad works extremely well for Tekken, so stick to the pad if you're uncomfortable on a stick.
This is amazing. I really like Ryan as a coach not just because of his accolades, but he embodies all the aspects of how being an avid and effective gamer in general can benefit you with knowledge and thinking ability. It sheds a much better light on gamers than the clowns you often see paraded.
Even though I'm watching this a year or two after it's been released, I have a lot of respect for my guy wanting to learn the game and also that apple catch 🔥🔥
I totally get the catching the apple thing. When I first started playing fighting games (SSF4:AE) I was at a fast food restaurant and had my window rolled down. I needed to keep the receipt for expense purposes and it was loose in the car with my window down. As I was pulling out the wind began to whip the receipt around the inside of my car and I instantly reached out and grabbed it while driving out of the parking lot.
The Illuminati Yeah it definitely takes years to get good. However, if he's practicing everyday for two weeks. He'll at least reach his goal of holding his own in tournament and convincing people he plays
there's no way you could "get good" at MK or DOA or at any serious fighting game in two weeks, Every game is technical in its own way, i know Tekken veteran that can't win in Street Fighter despite their knowledge of the game and decent training
Wow I'm actually really surprised on how well done this series has been so far. It reminds me a bit of the earlier days of G4/tech tv. I hope to see more videos like this
This was actually super fun to watch, I can’t wait to see the rest. You should try this series with other fighting games like street fighter, Guilty Gear, and smash. That’d be so great!
This was a lot of fun to watch. It's like a higher production value version of Super Couch Fighters' Dojo series where once a year they take someone who hasn't played a fighting game and teach them how to be great. They're hour long episodes of in game lessons though. That series got me into SFV competitively.
I have a UK gaming magazine from 1998 that talks about Ryan's accolades as the most winning'ist fighting game tournament player in history. So he has remained at the top of fighting game competition worldwide for the past 20 years. He did a great interview too where he went over his fighting game history up to that point. He is literally the Jedi of the FGC.
I remember my first time playing Tekken was back on 2004. It was Tekken 5! Hahah WOW. I remember practicing breaking grabs and air combos! My Tekken pals are still my friends now and this has help our friendship a lot.
That pro player teaching him is Ryan and he is like pulling off some nasty combos along with acting skills? This dude have a side hussel in commercials like what? This video was so awesome and how people who play fighting games should introduce these types of games; the fun way..
As a Tekken Noob, this is awesome. Pre-ordered and now beginning my learning. I think I might have to switch from my choice of Steve as my main. His juggle combos are mad technical. I played T2 vs AI back in the day on PS1 and played a little of Yoshi on T5 vs an okay Xiaoyu player. Good stuff. I need Ryan at my house to teach me....and a stick.
All of the knowledge and training this guy is receiving less than half of the tekken community still hasn't learned or been taught. He has a wayyy better shot. I'd love to see someone try to learn everything on their own and try to make the pros believe em!
"So what brings you to the interest of learning Tekken?" "IGN came up with this idea and here I am" is the honest answer, so why force him say anything else?
Damn. My first thought was that the opponent is most vulnerable right after their attack has been blocked. Then I remembered the loading screen tip, still before he answered the question. I'm still a Tekken noob. Almost forgot about the series. It was only last December when I saw Tekken 7 on steam winter sale. Didn't even know it had came out on PC! I was so hyped, had to buy it that instant. Always liked the series, ever since I played Tekken 3 at my friends house as a kid. Soon after buying the game on steam and playing through the story, I started watching some tournaments, streams, youtube guides etc. and learned about frame data and all that jazz. This game is way more complex and awesome than I ever imagined as a kid. I'm so disappointed that we didn't have internet back then, if I knew the game was this deep and we had online play, I would've fallen in love with it 20+ years earlier. Didn't really have any friends who played the game seriously and sadly my parents were really strict with violence in video games and didn't let me get the game for myself - Tekken kind of just faded from my memory.
ryan seems like such a cool guy! man crush! by the looks of things, a world class gamer and also such a great teacher. need more folks like that gentleman.
Best way to practice, is to go to your local fighting game arcade, get a large bag of tokens, then challenge random strangers. Expect lots of losees at the beginning, but over time your skill will increase, pulling more wins. You can play online, but its not as intence, mostly due to the fact that your not losing money. Also, seeing your opponent in person adds to the experience. Unfortunately arcades are slowly fading!
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Tekken is simple
**Proceeds to unload a large amount of technical terms*
*When you’re trying to explain new math to you’re parents*
Lol
@@megafanzach When you're trying to explain grammar to you're English teacher.
@@Angstadillio i see what you did there jakiechanoof.jpeg
he was trying to show off
Fun facts about Ryan Hart.
1. Hes the first professional gamer to be in the Guinness book of world records.
2. Ryan Hart is fluent in Japanese.
3. Finally, even tho hes more well known for Tekken and Street Fighter his favorite fighter is Virtua Fighter 4!
munnypantz I swear I've heard that Daigo was the first gamer in the Guiness book
man, new VF would be great
makes him even cooler!! smooth guy
Number 1 is wrong.
Then he's the afro samurai?
"Where is the opponent most vulnerable?"
The head?
Bruh this ain't a FPS lol
yeah everyone knows the correct answer is the genitals
huckmart 99 well considering that he went on naming body parts I think you're wrong.
Hunting Hawk c
mohammed hgf that's debatable nothing your opponent can do in the air, he can still block in a corner
mohammed hgf he is most vulnerable in the startup or recovery frames, the biggest defense weakness is a bad attack
8:41 - Ryan was reading all 28 anticipation pose frames on Nino's throw.
It would be funny nino playing as Nina 😁😁
Nino's journey to the Tekken 7 Championships continues in episode 2, where he takes his training to the next level in a public arcade, before the final tournament in episode 3. You can watch them both below:
Episode 2: ruclips.net/video/n5A6FRvHZLQ/видео.html
Episode 3: ruclips.net/video/2Z2IqwKWPEc/видео.html
It was SO much fun to make this series, so I hope you enjoy it too! - Alysia
no one cares
honestly, i have no idea where the dislikes are coming from, i loved this video, and am excited for the next episodes!!!!
This was great, I'm not sure why there's so many dislikes ( I don't think most viewers even know why) but keep up the good work!
Sapphire Rogue it was inaccessible for 3 hours
i like this
For people wondering why, there's so much dislikes because IGn initially blocked the video (it was inaccessible)
SagittariusCorp Thats a stupid reason. I just tried a couple times this morning and just decided to check in later when i realized it wasn't available to watch.
L Hall its not stupid at all you noob, that makes them more motivated to NOT mess up again. Use your head!
🤔.........that guy☝🏽...is sad...
Roman Prokhorov Agreed
Sagittarius Modding not many people know that word😂😂😂
to anybody wondering why there so many dislikes is because the video was on their channel for 3 hours and the footage was not available.
probably couldn't catch the apple themselves lol
Man, I love that Pro Tekken players voice! He sounds cool af!
The noob guy is very cute.
He's a legend and he also speak Japanese fluently
Lobster222 the pro or the noobie? :) とにかく、面白いね！
the pro
It's like Morgan Freeman is acting the Tekken God.
"Can a noob fake it as a Tekken Pro?"
No, obviously not.
No
Yes, its obviously not
no
07:14
Have u ever heard of Leroy?
It seems like ign is doing more stuff like this. It's becoming more of an entertainment channel and a news channel, I love that.
I love how serious the Ryan Hart is while teaching the game, his technicality is so smooth. He’s like the Afro Samurai of Tekken with bandana n• 1
When you know how to play this game it really is extremely psychological. More so than any other game I've played.
kbg12ila You seriously have to love this game to put up with the psychological warfare of it all!
Pains me to explain everytime why I love this game. Many people still think fighting games are all button mashers or just about knowing long flashy combos
Unpredictability is key to be a decent player in Tekken :3
kbg12ila Not Soulcaliber, sorry.
same as fighting in real life. That's why this game is so badass.
I 'd love to be trained by Ryan. Hell, meeting him would be cool since he seems so chill.
When he caught the apple awesome!
Christian Studios 20 years of reflex school.
Christian Studios probably staged but yeah, awesome looking
Joan Ricart well that's possible but yeah still awesome looking
ELCNUmorFnaMehT Is there really a school for that? Lol and if their is dang!
"Reflex school", yeah most of us end up _missing_ it.
Wow! They Tekken this thing very serious.
Bahram Raftari *budum tiss*
Well yeah, when top players are locked in mortal combat, they either come out dead or alive based on the strength of their finely tuned killer instict.
@@pkshd You made my day
@@pkshd Bloody roar
Jetstream Artorias nice
this isn't fair... The video was taken down at first so it got tons of dislikes for no reason :/
More like: 'tekken' down
I will go now.
Jowiro03 this reply got more likes then the actual comment XD
Why are there so many dislikes? This isn't bad.
I'm guessin its salty people who lost to Ryan, then again it could just be people with a vastly different opinion from him.
Keenan Robinson it was uploaded very early and the video wasn't made available by ign. So it was kinda pointless till now.
Keenan Robinson Lol it's cause the video was up for a while but you couldn't watch it, said it was unavailable for like th first couple of hours it was up
"Becuase N00b"
It wasn't available immediately. People disliked but it looks like it slowed down a lot.
*unsheathes pocket apple*
GET READY FOR THE NEXT BATTLE
I love the way he put it honestly. "It is a psychological battlefield unrivaled by any other."
this pro has style
Dope video... I definitely want to see more like it in the future.
at 8:40 when he caught the apple LMAO. He's like Mr. Miyagi.
I have met Ryan in person, he really is a lovely person. He saw me playing Dudley for the first time and gave me some pointers on how to improve.....this was YEARS ago when folks were still chilling in the arcades together
This is excellent, cant wait for the next 2 episodes. Not sure what the dislikes are about
The video was released but IGN did not make it available. Basically, you could seemly thumbnail, but the video was not playing saying IGN did not make it available.
Probably elitists like me, pro in Tekken requires alot not just practice and notes.
Ive been playing my friends so long I usually don't bother juggling them to death anymore cause they stop playing xD
You should teach them
Allow me to emphasize this:
*Tekken is one of the hardest competitive games known to eSports*
Easy to pick up, but really hard to master.
Tekken requires a very particular set of skills.
Also... it would be nice if you included the name of the guys in the description of the video so we can see if they have other content out there.
VZA The Tekken players name is Ryan Hart
Ali Behrooz i thought he was only a street fighter player
Kirby C He started as a Tekken player tho
my name is ninooooooooooooooooooooooo
溺人 5 hours late
This is actually pretty fun to watch
I'm really going to have to grab Tekken 7 for myself. I've been enjoying it a lot more than Street Fighter unfortunately until it comes out I only can play it at the arcade.
I learned a lot from this video,
Unpredictability is also the key to be a decent player of Tekken ;3
When did RZA start playing Tekken? lol
Lmao💀💀💀💀
Would you expect less from the head of Wu-Tang? lol jk
Dead 😂😂😂
Actually RZA is a big fan of the series and theres this article on method man and RZA trynna buy a cabinet of tekken in the l8 90s unscucessfully also in his ama on Reddit he stated that he plays MKX the more u know! *flies away*
Jus bcoz hez black?
Thanks for producing content like this. This video series looks like a great way for new players to learn the basics of this game. Also you don't need a fightstick to play Tekken at a high level. Pad works extremely well for Tekken, so stick to the pad if you're uncomfortable on a stick.
8:38
That was pretty badass ngl
This was actually a pretty great video lol y'all tripping with those dislikes, I'm excited to keep watching!
This is amazing. I really like Ryan as a coach not just because of his accolades, but he embodies all the aspects of how being an avid and effective gamer in general can benefit you with knowledge and thinking ability. It sheds a much better light on gamers than the clowns you often see paraded.
'tekken is very simple! it has highs lows mids ......' proceeds to unload tons of info into the noob's brain
A prominent FGC tournament player is being featured in a leading role as a mentor in an IGN special series.
We mainstream now, boyz
that apple catch
It was staged, look at how the guy in the right is looking to the signal 2sec before launching the apple
Even though I'm watching this a year or two after it's been released, I have a lot of respect for my guy wanting to learn the game and also that apple catch 🔥🔥
I totally get the catching the apple thing. When I first started playing fighting games (SSF4:AE) I was at a fast food restaurant and had my window rolled down. I needed to keep the receipt for expense purposes and it was loose in the car with my window down. As I was pulling out the wind began to whip the receipt around the inside of my car and I instantly reached out and grabbed it while driving out of the parking lot.
Great start, guys! I really like this Discoverysh gaming series. GJ!
"he went up to every table and said, HEEEY MY NAME IS NINOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"
Nahhh bro
"Didn't catch my apple tho!" HAHAHA. I love him!
It's possible to get good at something like Mortal Kombat or Dead or Alive in 2 weeks,a super technical game like Tekken though no chance.
Yup, years for Tekken and Virtua Fighter.
The Illuminati Yeah it definitely takes years to get good. However, if he's practicing everyday for two weeks. He'll at least reach his goal of holding his own in tournament and convincing people he plays
there's no way you could "get good" at MK or DOA or at any serious fighting game in two weeks, Every game is technical in its own way, i know Tekken veteran that can't win in Street Fighter despite their knowledge of the game and decent training
Ka 7al yeah but... MK and DOA aren't "serious fighting games" they're jokes
I'm 32
Ryan: “That came straight from the heart” Nino: “More like straight from the Hart”
Ryan Hart was the only one to perform a PEWGF under pressure in a TWT match using Kazuya in devil form, Mad Respect; Tekken 5 DR;
Haha, this is entertaining. Gonna watch the next two episodes. Ryan's reflexes tho
8:42 whaaaaaaaaat?!
You cant be that awesome / funny. Ryan catching that Apple and taking a bite 😂😂 dying 💀
You got my attention. Great idea behind this series of videos. I suscribed.
Wow I'm actually really surprised on how well done this series has been so far. It reminds me a bit of the earlier days of G4/tech tv. I hope to see more videos like this
Cool series! Look forward to the rest! Seems as compelling as Prepare to Try but without trying to copy it
i have never played tekken ever but for some reason i really enjoyed this. keep it up
This was actually super fun to watch, I can’t wait to see the rest. You should try this series with other fighting games like street fighter, Guilty Gear, and smash. That’d be so great!
damn this is some great content. ign is evolving from being a mere news channel to an entertainment channel too. good on you.
Amazing to see new players have so much fun progressing in Tekken!
Ryan Hart: **Is at the verge of death**
Also Ryan Hart: YOU DIDN'T CATCH MY APPLE
This was a lot of fun to watch. It's like a higher production value version of Super Couch Fighters' Dojo series where once a year they take someone who hasn't played a fighting game and teach them how to be great. They're hour long episodes of in game lessons though. That series got me into SFV competitively.
If afro samurai was real he'd be this guy, with a hobby that includes Tekken.
8:41 this was badass😂😂🤣
yea that was hilarious.
Boi got fast hands
Pretty awesome video - Loved the apple-grab too, his reaction was pretty funny :p
LOOOOVED THIS. Please make more of this!
This was very entertaining. Ryan Hart is Tekken Royalty. Prodigal Son!
how is this so well produced? can't wait for the other episodes!
Chunky Puffs documentary styled television is what the uk have always held the crown for
Love the concept, but I wish they gave him more than 2 weeks.
Damn, Ryan Hart is a freaking stud and seems like a crazy chill dude.
Great first episode!!!! Keep them coming please.
Glad to see everyone is having fun with Tekken 7!
I have a UK gaming magazine from 1998 that talks about Ryan's accolades as the most winning'ist fighting game tournament player in history. So he has remained at the top of fighting game competition worldwide for the past 20 years. He did a great interview too where he went over his fighting game history up to that point. He is literally the Jedi of the FGC.
Love IGN UK, Keep making videos like these
This was actually incredible.
I remember my first time playing Tekken was back on 2004. It was Tekken 5! Hahah WOW. I remember practicing breaking grabs and air combos! My Tekken pals are still my friends now and this has help our friendship a lot.
That pro player teaching him is Ryan and he is like pulling off some nasty combos along with acting skills? This dude have a side hussel in commercials like what? This video was so awesome and how people who play fighting games should introduce these types of games; the fun way..
The combos are Easy if you practice only for like a week
As a Tekken Noob, this is awesome. Pre-ordered and now beginning my learning. I think I might have to switch from my choice of Steve as my main. His juggle combos are mad technical. I played T2 vs AI back in the day on PS1 and played a little of Yoshi on T5 vs an okay Xiaoyu player. Good stuff. I need Ryan at my house to teach me....and a stick.
Awesome video. Love Ryan Hart, he's such a talented and charismatic person.
That apple catch was clutch!
All of the knowledge and training this guy is receiving less than half of the tekken community still hasn't learned or been taught. He has a wayyy better shot. I'd love to see someone try to learn everything on their own and try to make the pros believe em!
That apple catch at the end was hilarious
"So what brings you to the interest of learning Tekken?"
"IGN came up with this idea and here I am" is the honest answer, so why force him say anything else?
It's really funny. Can't wait to see Nino become a pro. XD
that champion has nice reflexes, he's truly a master.
intresting series, looking forward for more c:
Why are people disliking this? I thought it was pretty interesting -BibleThump-
Joshua Gregorio Candava this was on ign's channel for 3 hours and the content wasn't here yet
Q: Where is the opponent most vulnerable?
A: Right in the apples.
Liked for the apple grab like it was nothing, Ryan didn't even break his dialog.
Damn. My first thought was that the opponent is most vulnerable right after their attack has been blocked. Then I remembered the loading screen tip, still before he answered the question.
I'm still a Tekken noob. Almost forgot about the series. It was only last December when I saw Tekken 7 on steam winter sale. Didn't even know it had came out on PC! I was so hyped, had to buy it that instant. Always liked the series, ever since I played Tekken 3 at my friends house as a kid. Soon after buying the game on steam and playing through the story, I started watching some tournaments, streams, youtube guides etc. and learned about frame data and all that jazz. This game is way more complex and awesome than I ever imagined as a kid. I'm so disappointed that we didn't have internet back then, if I knew the game was this deep and we had online play, I would've fallen in love with it 20+ years earlier. Didn't really have any friends who played the game seriously and sadly my parents were really strict with violence in video games and didn't let me get the game for myself - Tekken kind of just faded from my memory.
ryan seems like such a cool guy! man crush! by the looks of things, a world class gamer and also such a great teacher. need more folks like that gentleman.
This is awesome! Great video!
I really want to believe that last apple throw wasn't scripted
That apple catch was a true sensei moment
Noooooo don't leave me on a cliffhanger!!! Lmao! The IGN UK team is incredible.
This is interesting! Nice one IGN! :D
Ryan is now my hero, a modern day video game samurai.
Nice catch! Ninja reflexes.
Still making great videos. I like that
Fighting games can be surprisingly deep. I was pleasantly surprised back when sf2 came on the scene so long ago.
Nino went on to become the raging world champion in Tekken going undefeated until he retired
Best way to practice, is to go to your local fighting game arcade, get a large bag of tokens, then challenge random strangers. Expect lots of losees at the beginning, but over time your skill will increase, pulling more wins. You can play online, but its not as intence, mostly due to the fact that your not losing money. Also, seeing your opponent in person adds to the experience. Unfortunately arcades are slowly fading!