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Online / Local WiFi Multiplayer – Fight your friends around the world or in the same room with the only title to utilize the full capabilities of Nintendo’s online network at launch.
35 Playable Characters – Play as a huge array of fighters ranging from classic world warriors like Ryu, Ken, Guile and Chun Li to the newly added Hakan and Juri.
Figurine Mode – The collectible meta-game features figurines of iconic characters in a brand-new addition to the Street Fighter franchise. When passing by another Nintendo 3DS owner, your chosen figurines will automatically battle via StreetPass. Next time you play the game you can view the results and collect your loot.
3D Mode – A new over-the-shoulder camera option has been added, offering an exciting new perspective of the action.
Game Sharing – Play a game with a friend using the ever-popular Ryu, even when they don’t have a cartridge!
Be A Spectator – With the Spectator Mode, use your own Nintendo 3DS to watch your friends battle it out live.
Lite/Pro Control Modes – By utilizing a customizable touch screen interface, two new optional control schemes have been added to allow new players to pull off challenging moves with ease (Lite) and veterans to better access button combinations such as throws and three punches (Pro).
The latest chapter of the most famous fighting game of all time, now portable and in stereoscopic 3D
Bring your Street Fighter experience everywhere with local multiplayer battles, online multiplayer and the Figure Collection minigame
Set up a shortcut for hard to execute moves on the touch screen and pull off massive combos with the touch of a finger
New mode called "3D battle" in which matches are presented from an over-the-shoulder camera that gives the battle a much more cinematic and impressive feel
Packed with 35 playable characters, bonus stages and cinematic Ultra combos
New Ultra Combo Gauge which fills up when receiving damage and can be used to perform an extra powerful Ultra Combo
New Figurine Mode, which utilises the StreetPass feature of the Nintendo 3DS system to add a collectible meta-game
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Capcom's critically acclaimed Super Street Fighter IV is now the ultimate portable 3D fighting game, available as a launch title for the Nintendo 3DS. Packed with 35 playable characters, new modes and features including online/local WiFi multiplayer, a collectible Figurine mode where 3DS units automatically battle via Street Pass, a 3D over-the-shoulder camera and customizable Simple and Pro Controls, the console experience is now even better and in the palm of your hands. Redefining the handheld fighting game experience, it is the only title to utilize the full capabilities of Nintendo's online network at launch.
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Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition is the Nintendo 3DS version of the hugely successful home console version Super Street Fighter IV. It builds on the historic arcade success of previous titles in the fighting game series like Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III.
Packed with 35 playable characters, bonus stages and cinematic Ultra combos, Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition expands the action by allowing you to fight your friends around the world using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service.
The player can fight CPU or human controlled opponents in a series of matches, depleting the energy bar of the opponent is the required condition to win each match
New to the Nintendo 3DS version of this game are fully stereoscopic 3D visuals, enhanced online functionalities and a new mode called "3D battle" in which matches are presented from an over-the-shoulder camera that gives the battle a much more cinematic and impressive feel. Also new to the StreetFighter franchise is the Figurine Mode, which utilises the StreetPass feature of the Nintendo 3DS system to add a collectible meta-game.
For those new to the series, a simple mode has been added allowing players to pull off challenging moves with a single touch of the screen.
I'm a huge fan of Super Street Fighter IV and already own it on the Xbox 360 and the iPhone. So, originally I was unsure whether I needed another version but after watching preview videos, I was impressed with the graphical detail and smoothness of the game and decided to go for it.
And I've been glad with my purchase so far decision!
The main selling point of course is the 3D visuals, it adds nothing at all to the gameplay, but it just looks really cool to see my favourite characters and backgrounds in 3D.
However, if I'm in a frantic online battle then I will usually turn the 3D off (with a quick flick down of the 3d slider) as the 3d visuals will probably get distorted as I mash the buttons and shake the console.
There is a new "over-the-shoulder" viewpoint which you can play the game in, but I tried it for a couple of minutes and then decided not to use it again. I suppose that the viewpoint helps exaggerates the 3D even more, but it makes the game hard to play as your view is more limited.
The 3DS version has all the characters and levels, as well as the trials. You also earn icons and tags which you can set against your character, which are then visible to other players when you go for online fighting (this will be familiar to people who already have the Xbox or PS3 version).
It has an online mode which works well. I spent 3 hours playing online, and had to stop when the battery light started flashing red. If you want to fight online then the game will match you against another unknown player (or a friend, if you prefer). It doesn't have any online tournament modes, which is a slight pity, but not a big deal.
The other major factor is the controls.Read more ›
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Super Street Fighter 4 was released on the xbox 360 and ps3 way back in april of last year to critical acclaim. It was praised for its slick graphics, highly polished game engine and spectacular multiplayer functionality. And this is the game that the 3ds has got.
This isn't just a half baked port of the hd console game; it has every single fighter, every single stage, and nearly every mode of its home console counterparts, albeit with less flashy graphics. That being said the graphics are still beautiful, and the 3d really adds a sense of immersion to the fighting experience. Unfortunately the backgrounds in the stages no longer move, but there had to be sacrifices made somewhere and frankly I'd much rather lose out on a moving background than on characters.
There are even a number of additions to the game. There is now an option to have complicated moves mapped to touch screen buttons, making the game a lot more accessible for newcomers. As a street fighter fan that avidly memorises all the button presses required to pull off the complicated special moves I was at first mortified by this addition, but there is the option to turn these off for the full hardcore experience. The buttons are a blessing if you are just getting into street fighter, and allow you to concentrate more on the timing of your moves rather than memorising the presses required. There are also some neat additions in the guise of StreetPass and SpotPass funtionality. In terms of StreePass there are over 499 figures to collect (lol 500) and battle with random people (don't worry parents- they don't meet the people they battle) and these take forever to collect. Capcom are also using SpotPass to distribute things like these figures.
In short, this is amazing. Super Street Fighter 4 in 3d on a portable console. What more could you ask for?
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the graphics of the game are almost exactly like the console versions & matches are fast pace & it doesn't struggle to maintain action displayed on the console versions. it has a wide variety of characters that kept me entertained with the game however, there are limited modes & after completing arcade mode on the hardest, the game has very little replay value. it gets very repetitive facing computer if you do not have the luxury of going online to face over users. Overall it is the best fighting game out for the 3ds & will keep you entertained for a period of time but once arcade mode is complete there is nothing left to do without online
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What is there to say? I've never been a street fighter fan to be honest, some dabbling in tekken and a lot of high level melee being my fighter experiences previously.
That said, SF has an excellent combat system. I found it easy to pick up with a little fighting experience but newcomers are assisted in this version by having the ability to place any move on the touchscreen for easy activation and turn on features like auto-block. Veterans may see this as cheap but it's a great way to get more people interested in a series that has always been a bit unforgiving to newcomers.
The meat of the combat is very solid, with an extremely high skill ceiling and a large variety of characters with wildly differing fighting styles. There are always going to be easy and hard characters to learn, but I suggest trying all of them out in practice mode and getting a feel for the movement before investing much time learning a specific moveset Ryu and Ken are generally the best characters to start with (and they are great fun too).
The content on the cart is pretty much what I'd expect from a 1v1 fighter, standard arcade mode, lots of options, practice, versus and a challenge mode which helps you learn how to start building combos. As well as the single player offerings it has local and online play, pretty much as you'd expect, with a somewhat surprising addition of download play. This allows you to play with a friend who doesn't own the game. They don't get the character roster to choose from (Ryu is pretty much the perfect demo character though) and it's a great way to introduce new people into the game.
It's a fully featured fighter, then. What about 3ds features?Read more ›
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