TGH Writes: When fighting games come to mind most people will think of game series such as Soul Calibur, Tekken, MVC, Mortal Kombat and especially Street Fighter. 2011 marks the 19th anniversary of the Street Fighter series and Capcom have big plans for the series with the release of Street Fighter X Tekken next year, for now though Capcom have decided to do something nice for the fans and release an upgraded version of Street Fighter III: Third Strike and add some new features while selling it on PSN and XBLA. The big question is are the new features enough to warrant another purchase of the game? Read on to find out.
Oro is one of Street Fighter V's most anticipated fighters, a far cry from when Street Fighter III nearly derailed Capcom's fighting series for good.
Mainline games, I agree it was great (though, for obvious reasons, II's music is more nostalgic and popular). My favorite Street Fighter OST was Street Fighter Alpha III's.
SFIII itself was good, but for me, it wasn't until Second Impact and Third Strike that we saw such an evolution from the last numbered entry.
4 had 4 versions, SFII had like 6 or 7, 3 had 3. Not much of an issue really. 5 has 3 and will probably finish on 4, though atleast it's 1 games that updates unlike 4 which was 2 separate games and the games before it being entirely separate titles
very much doubt it, angel of darkness didn't kill tomb raider all the sonic flops didn't kill sonic ... franchises have ups and downs
It’s finally happening, only a few more short days until the release of Street Fighter V. I hope you all have your Fight-Sticks, pads, and Dualshock 4’s ready to fight it out in the battle of the century. I’m telling a story from a fan favorite fighting game today, Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, and I’m excited to share it with you.
IGN - After plenty of rumors (and one big leak), Capcom finally unveiled Street Fighter V at the PlayStation Experience last week. A gameplay trailer focused on two of Street Fighter’s classic world warriors, Ryu and Chun Li, battling it out on an ultra-detailed new stage. It didn't initially look like the short reveal gave much away, but there are details that might have gone unnoticed.
In fact, Street Fighter's future might lie in its past - Street Fighter V features several striking similarities to Street Fighter III, last seen in the late 1990s.
I saw someone mention this during the reveal.Hopefully alex makes it in
Edit:Found it
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Im really hoping for Remy and Oro to return in SF5! Some of my fav SF3 fighters
haha Oro and Remy. Two legendary characters.
i am hoping for a mix between SF3 and Alpha characters. SF3 3rd strike had too many newcomers and not many classics. i think a balance would be great in SFV.
I think it would be cool if they moved the story after part 3. It felt weird that part four took place between part 2 and 3.
Even though part 3 had more of a darkstalkers vibe with it's characters I really liked Elena, Alex and Urien. Would like to see those characters make a return.
Alex deserves a return.
Give me Q that is all.....
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Dudley, Ibuki, Makoto, and Sean are a must for me. And maybe Q too. I enjoy using him but his a f*kin mystery. The ending also didn't gave a single clue of who / what is he. But no Gill please! :(
Also, guard parry need to appear again. I enjoy focus attack as a defensive / offensive feature in SF IV. But guard parry is more challenging to do.
Love this game, even though Gill is super cheap, more so than Seth IMO.
best fighting game iv played its all about skill and reaction time, just what a fighting game should be.