Gamertell has posted a positive review of Capcom's Street Fighter IV 3D Edition for 3DS.
From the review:
"Of the 16 games available when the 3DS launched on March 27, 2011, Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition is the most high profile. It’s a gorgeous rendition of the console game that seems to fit perfectly on the handheld and could easily stand besides its PS3 and Xbox 360 cousins. Plus, the multiple difficult levels and control options guarantee beginners and masters alike will be able to enjoy matches."
It's the 3DS's turn! After covering the Vita, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and the Wii U over the last month, the Gamer Horizon crew completes this Top 5 series with the reasons they purchased their 3DS systems (except for Sean, who is too busy looking forward to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare).
Robert Workman (Prima Games): Every fighting game fan has a go-to move, a character’s signature maneuver (be it punch, kick or fireball) that decimates opponents and leaves nothing but twisted (or in Mortal Kombat’s case, dismembered) bodies in its wake. With this in mind, we poured through years of history to bring you the 50 greatest fighting game moves of all time. Let us know what you think, and mention your favorite moves in the comments section.
3DSBlessed : "For this, our second Celestial Council Congress, we thought we’d ask the good people of DS:London to advise us on good multiplayer 3DS titles. They are, after all, authorities on such matters.
Taking part this time is Max Maslen, who will be telling us about Mario Kart 7, Rob Bunce, talking aboout Super Street Fighter 4, Tareq Ashry, discussing Luigi’s Mansion 2, and myself talking about Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate"...
