Testseek.com have collected 51 expert reviews of the Street Fighter 4 and the average rating is 92%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Street Fighter 4.
February 2009
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The editors liked
Nuanced gameplay accessible to experts and beginners alike.
Gorgeous character models
Animations
And background art
Comprehensive multiplayer modes
Accessible but nuanced gameplay
Plenty of replay value for completionists.
Rock solid gameplay
Gorgeous visuals
Incredibly fun online multiplayer
Simple enough for newcomers
Deep enough for pros
The editors didn't like
Training-style options a bit below par.
No tournament mode
Online play suffers if either fighters connection is slow.
Abstract: Eight years. That’s a mighty long time, and it’s the last time Capcom delivered a “proper” entry into the Street Fighter series. But it’s not as if the 2D fighter has been out of the minds of gamers -- iterations have been included in multiple “collec...
Abstract: While the adventure game genre subsided, the turn-based strategy game collapsed, interactive movies failed to stand the test of time, and even the RPG changed beyond all recognition, the fighting genre of videogames has some how stood the test of time,...
Abstract: "Here comes a new challenger" - 18 years after Street Fighter II kicked off the fighting game boom. And what a triumphant return to form it is. This is a meticulously crafted brawler that both clumsy newcomers and pugilism purists can appreciate and e...
Abstract: Jye Nelson8.9It’s hard to believe that CAPCOM’s Street Fighter series has been around for 20 years that has not only spawned a live action movie but also an anime series about these wonderful and sometimes over the top characters. In relation to the g...
Abstract: Its the final day of E3 2008, and we took the opportunity to duck into Capcoms booth to try out Street Fighter IV, which is apparently already available in Japanese arcades and will soon be making its way down under. We had a chance to try out the ar...
Abstract: The original Street Fighter was a pretty mediocre implementation of a brand new game genre - the 1-on-1 fighter. Fortunately, it was successful enough for a sequel, and Street Fighter II swept away the arcades with its incredible combination of tight ...
Combat mechanics are the best they have ever been and the game is incredibly accessible with out sacrificing depth. Online, other than a few quibbles, is excellent.
Playing with a controller can be taxing at times, more so on the Xbox 360.
