Hawk's entire tribe and village has been left in ruins by the hands of M. Bison and the Shadaloo organization. Having his tribe driven from their home land, his father murdered by Bison, and his true love Julia brainwashed into becoming a member of Bison's 'Dolls' project, T. Hawk wants nothing more than to take down M.
. Summary: The series evolves to a whole new level with Ultra Street Fighter IV for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Continuing the tradition of excellence the series is known for, five new characters and six new stages have been added for even more fighting mayhem, with rebalanced gameplay and The series evolves to a whole new level with Ultra Street Fighter IV for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Continuing the tradition of excellence the series is known for, five new characters and six new stages have been added for even more fighting mayhem, with rebalanced gameplay and original modes topping off this offering. The final iteration (allegedly) of Street Fighter 4 is here! Ultra has certain issues with online play, but that will undoubtedly be addressed The final iteration (allegedly) of Street Fighter 4 is here! Ultra has certain issues with online play, but that will undoubtedly be addressed by Capcom in no-time.
Other than that, everything that makes this franchise great is here plus the new chars & stages (although copy-pasted from SFxT), new mechanics and new tweaks. Played it for a few weeks now and the overall impression is most positive. Still the best fighting game out there by far! The last and definitive edition of Street Fighter IV is here and the classic mechanic of the series are intact.
In my opinion this is the The last and definitive edition of Street Fighter IV is here and the classic mechanic of the series are intact. In my opinion this is the best fighting game ever made. This is the most complete Street Fighter game. Without the GFWL and full steamworks are good. Ok, there are some bugs but it's Capcom and this developers read the forums and listen the people. I think all bugs will be solved, AAA. As a long term Street Fighter fan I have to say that this is a very childish and shallow game.
SF2 is a pretty simple game by today's As a long term Street Fighter fan I have to say that this is a very childish and shallow game. SF2 is a pretty simple game by today's standard, but it was state of the art at the time and had a cool and tense martial arts feel to it. SF3A and SF3 Third Strike were more 'cartoony', but both those games had incredibly deep fighting mechanics which you could spend years honing, exploring and perfecting. In comparison to these previous games USF4 is a shallow game with nerfed chains, slow animations, cheap grappling moves, stupid 'revenge' mechanics and very badly balanced characters.
Usf4 Sakura Frame Data
In Street Fighter Alpha 3 each character had 2-3 super moves, and each super move had 3 different power levels which you charged up as the fight went on. This led to an incredibly deep experience with lots of room for tactical play. Now in SF4 each character only has one super available at any one time and you charge it by getting hit, that's right. You earn the ability to unleash this single special move by playing badly and getting hit. It leads to a very stupid experience which doesn't reward skilled players.
I recommend playing Street Fighter Alpha 3 or Virtual Fighter 5 instead. Well, this is the ultimate version of Street Fighter IV. This game features five more characters and stages, most of them copy-pasted from Well, this is the ultimate version of Street Fighter IV. This game features five more characters and stages, most of them copy-pasted from Street Fighter X Tekken as well as some balance updates too. You know what Street Fighter IV is all about, granted you've not been living in a cave with Gollum for the past 5 years. This is simply the most played versus fighting game online (ever?).
The community is really active, so you always find an opponent online which is a cool thing with games that mostly rely on the multiplayer modes (Too bad King Of Fighters XIII Steam Edition is only haunted by a few ghosts by the way). There are several 'problems' with this game/dlc as of now: - You have to pay about 15$ to update a 5 years old game. 'Next-gen' consoles have been out for about a year now. Couldn't they just develop Street Fighter V with updated graphics, new mechanics and REALLY new characters? - There are some balance problems with some overpowered characters like T.
Hawk who is the perfect example right now. Guess it will be fixed with a forthcoming update. People who bought all the costumes DLC on GWFL were screwed with the Steamworks transition.
They're pricy as hell! - The netcode is a disaster since the Steamworks transition. Don't try to improve your ranking right now, you could be crushed by a beginner because of the lag. This is a shame since SSFIVAE had been on Steam for about 4 months, they could have fixed the netcode during that period and even more pathetic since the multiplayer modes at the core of this game. Capcom are working on it. Let's hope it works.
The OST is disgusting to me. As a SNK fan, that music just feels bland, random. Not catchy at all. I'd have given this game a 8/10 if it weren't for the crappy netcode issues. With a good netcode only the crappy music, the cash cow DLC thing and the 5 year old graphics engine would help this game from becoming the perfect Street Fighter game.