Jan. 6, 2025

Ep. 32 The Evolution of Street Fighter (and the Art of Losing) | Street Fighter III: Third Strike

Ep. 32 The Evolution of Street Fighter (and the Art of Losing) | Street Fighter III: Third Strike

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Join the guys and guest Jaymo as they discuss the evolution of the fight game revolution in one of the best 2D fighting games: Street Fighter: Third Strike. If you enjoyed the content, leave a like or consider becoming a subscriber. You can also check us out at the links below.


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If you like Jaymo, check out his Podcast - The Old Switch-A-Roo, where he and co-host Mike are trying to review all of the retro titles on the Nintendo Switch Online Service. Link below

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Jaymo

Podcaster

Jeremy “Jaymo” Strauss is one half of "The Old SwitchAroo: A Nintendo Switch Online Podcast", in which he and his lifelong friend Mike are researching, reviewing, and playfully ribbing every game in the Nintendo Switch Online Retro Catalog. He has been a middle school English teacher for nearly 20 years and a nerd since birth. His favorite games include Street Fighters 2-6, Marvel Snap, and anything he can play on the Switch while walking on the treadmill. He is currently seeking publication for his young adult novel, Figments: Refugees of the Imagi Nation, which combines competitive tabletop gaming with science-fiction storytelling in a groundbreaking way that is sure to disrupt the space (whatever that means). He currently lives in Santa Clarita with his wife and two cats.