GameTrailers: In this new version of the classic fighter series, you can now use your mouse to control your combatant!The simplicity of mouse usage opens up an entirely new dimension of this 2d fighter classic.
Liam Pritchard of Brash Games writes "Remember how we promised to take a look at our favourite games of the generation? Yeah, that didn’t happen. As so often is the case, Ross and I get carried away with general gaming chit chat. Oh, and our clear love of a decent bargain……thank you Xbox Live".
"Well folks! I’m back again with another exclusive interview with another famous youtube personality. I’d like to take this brief opportunity to thank Dave for taking time out of his schedule to conduct this interview. He’s currently in Greece eating all the olives in sight and plotting world domination. You better read this before he invades."
Street Fighter is 22 years old and has been on all the consoles you would like to name and a lot of merchandise from figurines, t-shirts and you pretty much get the picture. So what is it about Street Fighter? Which has captivated our hearts, beat your friends and random people across the net to a pulp by using the Ken flowchart.
We begin with Street Fighter 1. Street Fighter made its debut in the arcades in 1987 and it was designed by Takashi Nishiyama and Hiroshi Matsumoto. You could take control of two characters; Ryu and Ken. You competed in a worldwide martial art tournament which spanned to 5 other countries and 10 opponents to go up against. Street Fighter was ported to the PC, released on a TurboGrafx-CD and released under a new name 'Fighting Street'. Capcom added Street Fighter to their Capcom Classics Collection: Remixed for the PSP and Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 for the Playstation 2 and Xbox....
Dark Sniper is more concerned on the PS3 version of Super Street Fighter II Turbo: Remix being completed. Not this pointless point and click Street Fighter. This game is nothing more than a distraction of what Capcom should be focused on bringing to it's Street Fighter fans.
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I would not want to play a fighting game that way. I'll stick to the sixaxis with rumble.
Was a little bit skeptical towards the mouse scheme, but after seeing these trailers, I am very pleased and I think Capcom took a very daring move to add this to a title like streetfigther.
P.S I still prefer the traditional control scheme
Is this for real?! It's not an early April Fool is it?