The official Street Fighter 4 launch is just 9 days away, but there are some gamers who can never get enough, and that is why we have the opening cinematic for your viewing enjoyment after the break.
Seriously, if you watch one video today, this should be it. It’s way better than the last trailer we showed you. Akuma totally fights Gouken.
[via Joystiq]
GT’s latest feature provides gamers with an in-depth preview of Capcom’s Street Fighter 4, set to hit both the PS3 and Xbox 360 next month. In the video (after the break), you’ll learn about the game’s new Revenge meter, final boss Seth, and time trial/practice modes.
Capcom has just released a new Street Fighter 4 trailer in Japan (Feb. 12 official launch), introducing the collector’s edition DVD and all of the world warriors. Continue reading to watch.
Yes, YouTube Street Fighter actually lets you play the game through a series of videos. In the clip above, “you play as Guile and first must select whom you fight against between E. Honda, Zangief or Dhalsim.” Continue reading to watch.
With the new window, four options appear: A, B, X, and Y. You have to select one of those buttons in order to fight your opponent. When you pick a button, a new window will pop up showing you the move you just used.
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Mad Catz provides us with a first look at the official Street Fighter 4 joystick, complete “with its Sanwa joystick and 30mm buttons, just like on the arcade cabinets.” Video after the break.
While the plastic video game controller to furniture ratio in my living room is extremely low right now, I’m sure there’s a spot somewhere for one of these puppies.
[via Kotaku]
So you’ve seen the first Gouken trailer, now here’s some gameplay footage for your viewing enjoyment — featuring none other than Akuma aka Gouki in Japan. For those who haven’t already heard, Capcom will not be releasing this game in US arcades. Video after the break.
What started as an April Fool’s day joke has turned into a reality, as Capcom releases the first Street Fighter 4 Gouken trailer, which introduces the character and shows off plenty of gameplay. In other news, the game will be released on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles on February 17th, 2009.
It’s confirmed, Akuma — also known as Gouki (Japan) — “would be showing up from time to time [in Street Fighter 4] to try and kick particular skilled arcade-players'” butts. Video after the break.
One of the scariest fighting game opponents of all time, beaten a Frenchman. What has the world come to?
[via Kotaku]
According to early beta testers, SF4 “has a very similar feel to Super Street Fighter II Turbo, but also has several features from Street Fighter III 3rd Strike.” Continue reading for Street Fighter 4 gameplay.
Pressing both light attack buttons is still for throwing, and both heavy attack buttons are for the personal action or taunts. Both medium attack buttons are for the saving strike.
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This could quite possibly be the most artistic Street Fighter part 4 trailer yet. Plus, it also shows off the Ultra, a “long and cinematic move featuring a lengthy combination of punches, kicks and other moves.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Along with the regular Super moves, the Ultra will be the only time wherein the camera will break from its normal fixed position to show a more dynamic, cinematic view of the gameplay.
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