OXM - Street Fighter IV has been around a long, long, long - and exhale - long, long time; so long that it's unlikely anyone other than the most hardcore fighting game fanatics are still paying any real kind of attention to it. Accordingly, there's little sense that Ultra Street Fighter IV is being made for anyone other than the serious fighting game community. Who else would get quite so excited about the inclusion of an Online Training mode? (Finally.)
Wccftech selected the ten best fighting games released in the 2010 decade, which they reckon was the Golden Age for the genre.
Our first gaming hero is the fighter in training, Sakura! Sakura throughout the years has been an inspiration to keep your head up high and train to be the very best.
Jahanzeb writes: "It’s easy to make fun of fighting game revisions/expansions, but there’s no denying each entry bolstered the fighting roster and gameplay substantially, particularly with the swansong entry Ultra Street Fighter IV."
'After the release of Street Fighter III: Third Strike in 1999, Capcom took the cast of world warriors on a bit of a detour with the Street Fighter Zero/Alpha prequel series.'.
Alpha was released in 1995.
I mean...I love street fighter and grew up playin it, but I really hate it when Capcom does shit like this man. Releasing another version of the same game, but adding characters that quite frankly...should've been in the game from the get go. It boggles my mind.
I know they're adding tweaks and whatnot too, but it's annoyin as hell when u have one game, then a year later (sometimes less), the same game gets re-released.