Who doesn't enjoy a good smack down occasionally? The 1st new installment in more than a decade to this franchise is meeting with wild expectation. It's an opportunity to sharpen your talents and learn tons of new ones. Oh, and original players are back. If you've ever played a Street Fighter game like Marvel vs. Street Fighter (for the Playstation) you know those characters are hard. In Street Fighter, fighting as the personality of your choosing, you had to fight pitiless opponents to reach the ultimate bosses which were chosen by the PC. Characters had an armory of fighting moves for each personality. In successive versions, new moves like throws were added as well as new characters to portray. Ryu, one of the first characters has been a mainstay throughout the franchise.
The order of Street Fighter 4 is not after the third version but is set to occur at a point in time between Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III. All of the original characters are back in action including Chun-Li. Isn't there a new flick out, Street Fighter: If it's a smash it can only further game sales of this new version and the ones before.
Street Fighter 4 has been released in 2009 for the Xbox 360. Fans of the first hand-to-hand combat game won't be disillusioned. In the first, there was 2D fighting with 2D graphics. Game-players liked the feel of the characters and their ferocity in battle. As the moves were improved, players could throw fireballs and flaming punches. Each character has its own unique fighting style.
In the newest version, the graphics are outstanding. The first twelve warriors and some further characters are shown in vivid colour still fighting on the classic 2D style but the background has an element of the 3D going on. Like the first, there is a health meter at the bottom to show just how powerful your attacks are to your opponent. New combination moves thrill players new and old. If you've never played a Street Fighter Game before, you'll enjoy its mixture of Old Skool computer game style with new school graphics. With every new character you unlock there are way more options for play. There's the addition of focus moves that can be used as a last ditch effort to stun your opponent when you are out of options. And, with the web feature of the Xbox 360 you have unending opponents, who've also become good at Street Fighter, to fight.
Miss the arcade but craving for something new? Street Fighter 4 mixes the very best of both worlds which is what game-players say implies a good franchise evolution. The game is rated T for teenagers due to intense fight sequences.
The order of Street Fighter 4 is not after the third version but is set to occur at a point in time between Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III. All of the original characters are back in action including Chun-Li. Isn't there a new flick out, Street Fighter: If it's a smash it can only further game sales of this new version and the ones before.
Street Fighter 4 has been released in 2009 for the Xbox 360. Fans of the first hand-to-hand combat game won't be disillusioned. In the first, there was 2D fighting with 2D graphics. Game-players liked the feel of the characters and their ferocity in battle. As the moves were improved, players could throw fireballs and flaming punches. Each character has its own unique fighting style.
In the newest version, the graphics are outstanding. The first twelve warriors and some further characters are shown in vivid colour still fighting on the classic 2D style but the background has an element of the 3D going on. Like the first, there is a health meter at the bottom to show just how powerful your attacks are to your opponent. New combination moves thrill players new and old. If you've never played a Street Fighter Game before, you'll enjoy its mixture of Old Skool computer game style with new school graphics. With every new character you unlock there are way more options for play. There's the addition of focus moves that can be used as a last ditch effort to stun your opponent when you are out of options. And, with the web feature of the Xbox 360 you have unending opponents, who've also become good at Street Fighter, to fight.
Miss the arcade but craving for something new? Street Fighter 4 mixes the very best of both worlds which is what game-players say implies a good franchise evolution. The game is rated T for teenagers due to intense fight sequences.
About the Author:
Paul Adler is a 22 year old from Dallas, Texas and a hard core player of Battlefield 3 and when not playing that game, he's enjoys testing other video game systems.
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