SF4: Volt features an updated and rebalanced version of the original game, alongside the addition of three new character (Balrog, Vega and Cody), and Wi-Fi supported online play. One might notice that nothing included in this new release truly warrants anything more than an app update, and if you noticed that… you’d be right!
Qi investigates the best one-on-one fighting games on iPhone
"Fast forward a year and Capcom releases an updated SFIV for the iOS; one that adds a large number of characters, a fex extra modes, and the ability to have players compete online with others. This updated game, subtitled Volt brings a good amount of features that add to the Street Fighter IV experience on the iOS. But was it too little too late?"
Chris Buffa (Modojo): It's no surprise that some of the biggest third party publishers are a bit shady when it comes to App Store games. There's Square Enix, the company that charges $10 or more for RPGs that debuted over a decade ago.
Then we have Capcom. The company kicked off 2011 on a sour note by releasing MaXplosion for the iPhone, a blatant rip-off of Twisted Pixel's critically acclaimed Xbox Live title, Splosion Man; imitation is the sincerest form of flattery though, right?
