TV Hadouken

Definition

An advanced fighting game combo in Street Fighter that chains together multiple ultra-powerful moves in rapid succession—the ultimate flex for players who've actually mastered frame data and input timing. It's the digital equivalent of a perfect hat trick.

Example Usage

I pulled off a TV Hadouken against my friend and he rage-quit so fast his controller's still smoking.

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