Street Fighter IV (PC)

“The Street Fighter 4 we all know and love. Everything you know from the console versions, plus a few rendering perks (including rendering methods that make the game look different like the ink effect, water color, etc) From my experiences, it's...”

“The Street Fighter 4 we all know and love. Everything you know from the console versions, plus a few rendering perks (including rendering methods that make the game look different like the ink effect, water color, etc)

From my experiences, it's exactly identical to the console versions. The only real downfalls I've noticed are all based in the online play. Occasionally, you'll fight someone with poor frame rate, which causes the game to move very slowly. Another downfall is that there are currently very few people in the G1 rank. There are, however, very many people in the lower ranks, so I'm willing to believe that this will change sometime soon. Lastly, the Steam distribution of this game does not use steam for matching at all (It uses Windows Live, which is identical to Xbox Live). Sort of a drawback

A good buy for anyone who prefers to sit before the glow of their monitor over their TV.”

“best....fighting game.....EVER!!!”

“best....fighting game.....EVER!!!”

“A nice game, while not perfect nad a bit lacking in balance when it comes to the console character some of which are on the weak side.”

“A nice game, while not perfect nad a bit lacking in balance when it comes to the console character some of which are on the weak side.”

“I love the flexibility in this game, and that it can be pulled back diago style (minus the parries) at any moment off any mistake, multiplayer combat action at it's finest!”

“I love the flexibility in this game, and that it can be pulled back diago style (minus the parries) at any moment off any mistake, multiplayer combat action at it's finest!”

“The best fighting game ever. All that characters and combos... Awsome!!!”

“The best fighting game ever. All that characters and combos... Awsome!!!”

“You'll rip your hair out when you start this game. I'm sure Street Fighter veterans will understand why the Boss character is godly in story mode but people new to the series will be casting a hex on Capcom for creating such a soul shattering game...”

“You'll rip your hair out when you start this game. I'm sure Street Fighter veterans will understand why the Boss character is godly in story mode but people new to the series will be casting a hex on Capcom for creating such a soul shattering game that will break you down into a husk of a gamer crying for mercy.

But, alas! There is light at the end of the tunnel! Just like the military, Street Fighter IV will build you up into an elite fighter gamer ready to pwn and noobs that come your way. I went from getting my rear kicked by easy mode to going toe-to-toe against hardest mode with GUSTO.

The character list is impressive, each have their own personality and unique fighting styles from the world renowned cheap character Sagat with his powerful Taebo exercise moves(no offense to anyone who mains him) to the underpowered joke character Dan Hibiki with his very own mildly embarrassing Saikyo fighting style(but what he lacks in strength he makes up ten fold in spirit!).

In a nutshell, Street Fighter IV is a lot of game for your buck. Unforgettable characters, true to it's roots and solid online play you'll be dreaming of Hadokens and counter attacks all night. (Also, when its dinnertime try not to get excited and scream 'It's SUPER DYNAMIC COOKING TIME!'. You'll be the only one laughing.)

Pros:

*Smooth consistent gameplay,
*Attractive visuals,
*Keeps to it's roots yet brings some new flavor to the table,
*Gameplay on the keyboard is not as awkward as you'd think,
*Online play

Cons:
*Hairloss,
*Sagat (I yolk, I yolk!)

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