Super Street Fighter 4 adds new online modes into the mix along with new characters, bringing multiplayer out of the dusty arcade and into your living room. For many Street Fighter fans the game only really comes alive when you’re playing against a fellow carbon-based life form and the latest entry in the series is certainly no exception: Capcom has gone beyond the call of duty with online modes this time around, as you’re about to find out in our Super Street Fighter 4 review.
Super Street Fighter 4 may not be a whole new sequel per se, but it’s still got plenty of new features – and pugilists. Throughout its history Capcom’s Street Fighter franchise has featured a massive cast of fighters, so it’s no surprise to find that Super Street Fighter 4 boasts a roster of no fewer than 35 different warriors, but are the new additions worth bothering with after all those years spent mastering Ken and Ryu? Join us as we get up close and personal with the newcomers in our Super Street Fighter 4 review.
It’s been another non-stop morning of tech news, and we’ve got the round up of it here. Pull up a chair, grab a plate and tuck into the gadget feast that is the lunchtime lowdown!
Street Fighter IV iPhone is out next month and we now know which bruisers will tussling on your touchscreen. Read on for the roster of fighters…
Capcom is bringing Street Fighter IV to the iPhone this March with adjusted controls to suit the handheld’s touchscreen interface. But will the button bashing beat-em up translate to the smaller screen?
Super Street Fighter IV is due to hit Sony PS3 and Xbox 360 in Spring 2010 and Capcom has revealed some of the new stages for its globetrotting battles.
Here’s a great way to procrastinate on a Friday arvo: play Street Fighter II. Nope, you don’t need to head down the arcade or skirt round your company’s admin controls to install an emulator. This version plays right in your browser! Read on to find out how you can start hurling hadoukens for free.
Capcom has revealed that it plans on releasing ten games on the iPhone/iPod Touch platform this year, including the successful survival-horror shooter, Resident Evil: Degeneration.
