Wallkicks

Wallkicks are a technique used in competitive video games, particularly in rhythm games and fighting games, to perform complex movements that would otherwise be impossible. The term "wallkick" originates from the fighting game Street Fighter, where players would use the wall to perform a series of kicks. In rhythm games, wallkicks are used to perform complex patterns that would otherwise be impossible to execute.

Wallkicks are typically performed by using the game's physics or mechanics to perform a series of movements that would otherwise be impossible. For example, in fighting games, players can use the wall to perform a series of kicks by jumping against the wall and then performing a series of kicks. In rhythm games, players can use the game's physics to perform a series of movements that would otherwise be impossible to execute.

Wallkicks are often used in competitive play to perform complex patterns that would otherwise be impossible to execute. They are often used in fighting games to perform complex combos and in rhythm games to perform complex patterns. Wallkicks are often used in competitive play to perform complex patterns that would otherwise be impossible to execute. They are often used in fighting games to perform complex combos and in rhythm games to perform complex patterns.