Capcom reveal Super Street Fighter IV Box Art

January 26, 2010 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Capcom have today released the box art for their anticipated Super Street Fighter IV title. We presume that it will be the same for both North America and Europe, but we’ll keep you posted if we learn any different.

Earlier today, Capcom announced the game was set to release in North America on April 27th and across Europe on April 30th.

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Capcom announce EU/ US Spring line-up

January 26, 2010 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Capcom has today announced its titles that are set to release across Europe and North America in Spring this year.

Their upcoming titles include;
- Monster Hunter Tri for Wii, releasing across Europe and North America in April.

- Lost Planet 2 for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, receiving a worldwide release on May 18th.

- Final Fight: Double Impact as a downloadable title for both Xbox Live and Playstation Network,

- Super Street Fighter IV for both Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, releasing in North America on April 27th and across Europe on April 30th.

We’ll keep you posted regarding upcoming trailers and information for each title, but for those with access to Xbox Live you can boot up your console to watch exclusive trailers for both Lost Planet 2 and Super Street Fighter IV in the meantime.

Three new fighters added for Super Street Fighter IV

November 24, 2009 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Super Street Fighter IV, heading for release in Spring 2010 on both Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, has today had a further three additional fighters confirmed for it in the pages of Japanese gaming magazine, Famitsu. Joining the line up are Street Fighter Alpha character ‘Adon,’ and Final Fight characters ‘Cody’ and ‘Guy.’

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Source: Kotaku.com

Super Street Fighter IV New Modes unveiled

November 6, 2009 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Capcom has updated the official Super Street Fighter IV site with a whole host of new information regarding the upcoming title, and we’re fortunate that Community Member Jigsaw has translated it from Japanese into English on his blog so that we can understand just how much has been revealed. The official site has also received an update within its Character pages that now feature new voice clips recorded for SSFIV for all of the 25 returning characters.

The major announcements are three new online modes which are as follows…

- Endless Battle; which allows you to create a room for up to eight players in which you are able to continually fight against each other. This mode encompasses a winner stays on rule, so the loser will be sent to the back of the line to await their next turn – those not currently fighting can spectate and chat to those within the room via voice chat.

- Team Battle; that enables four to eight players to join a single room and once ready, players are divided into two teams based upon their Player Points. This allows the teams to be as even as possible, so if you find that you have a lower score than the others you won’t be at an immediate disadvantage. What will allow the mode to be even more interesting however, is that the teams don’t have to be even numbers – it could be 7 vs 1 if you want!

- Replay Channel; which does exactly what it says on the tin. Here you’ll be able to navigate channels that categorise each replay too, and allows you to not only watch your best performances but also those of other players from around the world.

- Bonus Stages; making a return having been sorely missed by many fans, these will be appear within Arcade Mode and once cleared will be available under a new Bonus Stage section within the Challenge Mode menu. You’ll get to bash a car to bits, destroy barrels before they get too close to you… etc etc. I’m pretty sure I remember these from my days of playing Street Fighter II endlessly on the Amiga with a Joystick… *reminisces*

Also, after the game goes on sale, Capcom will be releasing a Tournament Mode as downloadable content.

To quote from Jigsaw’s Blog,

Tournament Mode has six main points, namely the following:

1. Recruit up to 8 players and hold your own tournaments!
2. Spectate the other players’ matches!
3. Voice chat! (with 9 people, including the tournament organizer)
4. Save replays, even from matches where you were only a spectator!
5. Visual tournament brackets and results!
6. Award tournament winners with unique titles!

To see all these in action, check out the Japanese trailer below!



Super Street Fighter IV Character Artwork

October 26, 2009 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Screenshots have been appearing everywhere for the upcoming Super Street Fighter IV from Capcom, yet today we’ve found some new character artwork for the title that although doesn’t represent gameplay really shows just how fantastic the concept artists at the esteemed developer really are!

You’ll find Ryu, Ken, Deejay, Juri, Hawk, Sagat and Viper below – we’ll be sure to let you know if we find any more!

Capcom release Super Street Fighter IV trailer

October 1, 2009 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Now, i’m a huge fan of the Street Fighter series but I certainly end up more often than not with my face in the dirt rather than standing victorious! Yet when Capcom announced that they were set to expand upon the most recent title within the series, Street Fighter IV, with the aptly named Super Street Fighter IV I was certainly very excited! Whilst we’ve previously detailed what is set to be included within the new title, today saw the release of its trailer from Tokyo Game Show and it certainly looks fantastic!



Super Street Fighter IV revealed

September 29, 2009 by Alex Seedhouse  
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Capcom have today announced that it is to continue to expand it’s successful revival of the Street Fighter franchise, through the release of ‘Super Street Fighter IV.’ This new expanded title is set to build upon its predecessor, through the inclusion of even more playable characters, improved online features and a further rebalance for the characters.

It is confirmed that this release will be only available on disc, so don’t be expecting this to be available as downloadable content for the previous Street Fighter IV edition as it became apparent that the original Street Fighter IV’s game code isn’t able to support the features that are being added. Whilst some may find it annoying to have to purchase another version, Capcom have stated that the title won’t sell at a similar price to a full game, and will also offer current SFIV owners with a bonus, if they purchase the new edition alongside the one they currently own.

So, down to the details. The original titles number of 25 characters is set to be increased through the introduction of eight new playable characters – two of which have been revealed, T. Hawk and Juri. Whilst eight new characters have planned, this could change during development and due to fan feedback… so keep your eyes out for further information.

It’s due out in 2010, for both Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.