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• #STREET FIGHTER 4 UPDATE#

#STREET FIGHTER 4 UPDATE#

These four characters, plus numerous new features, were released as a DLC update for the console versions on June 7, 2011. A followup named Street Fighter IV Volt was released in June 2011, further expanding the character roster and adding online play over Wi-Fi.Īn arcade version of the game, aptly titled Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition, was released in late 2010 it features several balance tweaks and four new characters: Yun & Yang from Street Fighter III (who originally had a cameo in Chun-Li's intro cutscene for the original version and her ending in Super), Evil Ryu, and Oni. In addition, a port to the Nintendo 3DS titled Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition was released at the same time as the system it contains the same roster as the console version of Super in addition to several features that take advantage of many of the device's new features.Īnother port, this time to iOS, was released in March 2010, featuring a reduced character list which grew steadily with several updates, as well as a simplified control system that removed the light/medium/heavy attacks, replacing them with a four button system of punch, kick, focus and special. The console release comes at a lower price than its predecessor, and there was a promise of "special features" for those who own the original Street Fighter IV, which turned out to be two alternate colors a "heavy ink outline" color and a "sketch" color pattern both based on each characters' default color. It was released as a standalone title for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in late April 2010 as well as for Japanese arcades later, during the summer. The gameplay and character balance was also tweaked. and Hakan, a red-skinned Turkish corporate heavyweight who specializes in yağlı güreş or "Turkish oil wrestling."

Cody and Guy (from Final Fight, and also based on their Alpha appearances), Dudley, Ibuki, and Makoto (from the Street Fighter III series), and two new characters: Juri Han, a South Korean Taekwondo practitioner who works for S.I.N. The updated game features ten additional characters: Thunder Hawk and Dee Jay (from Super Street Fighter II, completing the Super Street Fighter II Turbo roster Capcom ran out of time to finish the first time), Adon (from the original Street Fighter but based on his Street Fighter Alpha incarnation). In September 28, 2009, Capcom announced an update titled Super Street Fighter IV (formerly Street Fighter IV Dash). the Champion Edition patch), which introduced the ability to save and upload replays to the Xbox Live or PlayStation Network leaderboards, and a brand-new online-exclusive "Championship Mode," which allows players to participate in tournament battles. In April 24, 2009, Capcom released an update for the game known as the "Power Pack" (a.k.a.

Gouken, Ryu and Ken's mysterious master, finally appears on-screen for the first time in the series. The home console versions additionally included more returning characters from Super Street Fighter II (Cammy and Fei Long) and Alpha (namely Gen note who is actually from Street Fighter, but whose appearance is based on his Alpha incarnation, with a few design alterations, Dan, Sakura, and Rose), along with the bosses being made playable. The original twelve characters from the original Street Fighter II and Akuma returned, along with six new warriors: American spy Crimson Viper, French martial artist Abel, Mexican luchador El Fuerte, American acrofatic Rufus, Ryu and Ken's master and Akuma's brother Gouken, and the Big Bad Seth.