Excerpt: Although fun, sequels that were released for Street Fighter II generation after generation swayed away from the basic gameplay that made us all fall hard for it in the
Excerpt: It's been just under 12 years since the last proper Street Fighter sequel. That game was 1997's Street Fighter III: New Generation. Now, that long wait is over.
Pros: Focus Attack truly innovative, Online play solid, Based on the brilliant Super Turbo engine
Excerpt: Overlord is back in action. Hand tailored to the Wii, it comes with more precise control of minions and overall easier ‘Overlording’ gameplay.
Conclusion: Capcom's Street Fighter IV leaves me satisfied but with the overwhelming sensation that this latest installment is merely Street Fighter II prettied up for next
Pros: Visually stunning, Classic characters return, Various game play mode
Cons: Execution of special moves can be frustrating, Horrible anime cut-scenes
Summary: Street Fighter IV is a sublime reintroduction to a brilliant series, one that will be celebrated by fans and adored by new players alike.
Pros: The way it plays like Street Fighter of old, but still feels fresh and new, The wide range of moves and the in-depth combat system, The excellent training mode, which ...
Cons: The lengthy waiting period after losing a fight
Summary: Street Fighter IV is a true fighting game through and through. No over-complicated game modes or additional mini games get in the way of the straight-up combat, and there...
Pros: Excellent graphics, Easy to pick up, Great online mode
Cons: No additional modes, Won't convert any non-fighting fans