Finally, Street Fighter 4 has arrived on the Windows PC platform, and with hacks like the one you’ll see after the break, it was definitely worth the wait. Continue reading to see the Dhalsim / Sakura / Dan hybrid in-action.
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Capcom has both improved and successfully ported Street Fighter 4 onto the Windows PC platform, and in this GT comparison, it gets pit against the PlayStation 3 as well as the Xbox 360 versions. Continue reading to watch.
That’s right, if you pre-order the special edition Street Fighter 4 PC bundle now from Amazon, MadCatz will throw in a FightPad ($39.99 value) for free. Expected release date is June 30, 2009. Product page.
3-way switch enables D-Pad to also function as left or right analog stick Enlarged circular 8-way floating D-Pad 6-button layout with additional multi-speed Turbo functionality 9.8 Ft. (3m) Cable connects to console via USB
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With the official release less than 2 months away, Street Fighter 4 for the PC may be delayed, but it’s definitely no slouch. Offering four different graphics filters: Default, Posterized, Ink, Watercolor, and Ink. Continue reading for a comparison.
More than just a standard Mad Catz Tournament Edition FightStick, this one on eBay has been autographed by: Yoshinori Ono (SF4 producer), Justin Wong (North American champion), Pong Ko (Korea’s champion), Iyo / Daigo (Japan’s champions), and more. Auction page. Continue reading for one more picture.
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Japanese gamer Daigo Umehara has taken home the SF4 world champion title after destroying Justin Wong in the GameStop-sponsored tournament on Saturday. However, Justin Wong managed to win the US national title, which netted him an authentic SF4 cabinet as well. Video after the break.
The two longtime nemeses are noted for locking up in that epicRyuKen/Chun Li comeback from Evo 2004, with Daigo getting the better of Wong. He did this time too, blanking him 4-0 in the finals of the international competition.
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Capcom officially announces the availability (April 24th) of the free Street Fighter 4 Championship Mode DLC. This update includes: “on-screen display of input keys and the ability to download replays to any media to the Xbox 360’s HDD or memory card and then upload those replays for off-line viewing.” Click here for first picture in gallery/
Donovan Myers was tired of scouring local arcades for an official Street Fighter 4 cabinet, so he built his own Taito Viewlix-style version, using parts bought from a regular home improvement store. Supplies include: 32-inch Sony LCD TV, 2 x MadCatz TE FightSticks, and a PlayStation 3. Click here for first picture in gallery.
And for anyone that ever doubted that the Mad Catz Tournament Edition sticks are truly “arcade” calibre, look closely and see that he’s replaced the standard Viewlix console with two of the detachable joysticks.
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The classic game of Pong gets recreated in Street Fighter 4 with a twist. Basically, two “participants are playing with minimal health and just two moves – ‘Soul Spark’ and block – to volley the energy ball.” Video after the break.
Both players are handicapped so they have a pixel of health, and both have selected Rose as their character. They are playing best of 9.
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At $119.99 on eBay, this Xbox 360 controller “has been modded specifically for Street Fighter 4; all you do is hold down one of the extra buttons to do special moves.” Video after the break. Auction page.
For this controller i have the left extra button programmed for Down, Right, Punch ( Ryu’s Fireball, Sagat’s fireball, etc). I have the right extra button programmed for Down, Left, Punch ( same as left button but for opposite side).
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