Street Fighter IV hadoukened its way on the iPhone a full year and a half ago, but Capcom’s classic beat’em up is still conspicuously absent on the world’s most popular smartphone platform, Android. The sad thing is, that’s not likely to change with the announcement that Street Fighter IV is coming to Android – it’s set to be an LG exclusive.
Microsoft Kinect has seen a spawn of so-called Kinect hacks surface across the world. If you’re a gamer chances are you won’t care about half of them. Here’s one to get gamers excited. It’s a Street Fighter IV Kinect hack letting the player perform kicks, punches and, yes, Hadoukens using just their bare hands. Read on to see it in action. It’s worth it.
It’s Kinect hack time again and this one is a doozy: a Kinect Street Fighter IV hack! The same YouTube genius who brought us the Call of Duty Kinect collission, the video after the break shows Kinect controlling all the kicks, punches and fireballs we’re used to with gestures. Click through to marvel at Kinect + Street Fighter IV:
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?
Your porridge might be hot, but it won’t give you all the breaking tech headlines. We do though: they’re all bubbling over right here, so read on for your techie breakie.
Street Fighter IV is heading to PC, and Capcom just let slip the arrival date for the big details. Gamers hoping to hurl a few hadoukens on the desktop had better get their calendars out!
