HIGH Luke: 9 HP, 2HP, 214+PP, 214+HP, 236236+HK.
LOW The initial character roster’s extremely unambitious.
WTF Bring Crimson Viper back already, brigands.
Tag: Street Fighter
Street Fighter V: Champion Edition Review
The (Almost) Total Package
HIGH Almost all the content for one low price.
LOW Load times, especially when starting the game up.
WTF Receiving in-game ads for upgrading to Champion Edition.
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection Review
Twelve Great Reasons To Hadouken
HIGH Replaying the original Street Fighter
LOW Super Combo Gauge Joy Con troubles
WTF Did we really need five versions of Street Fighter 2?!
Street Fighter V Review
Is it safe to hit the streets yet?
HIGH Rainbow Mika is amazing. No doubt about it.
LOW Several months on, and online matches are still taking too long to hook up.
WTF So many online Ryus. So. Many.
GameCritics.com Podcast Episode 148: Street Fighter V and Far Cry Primal
Old friend Darren Forman stops by to discuss 50% of Street Fighter V. Why 50%? Because the other half apparently hasn’t been released yet. Comedy! Plus Brad embraces his inner caveman in Far Cry Primal, and Chi marvels at Chun Li’s fashion choices. Featuring Richard Naik, Chi Kong Lui, Brad Gallaway, and Darren Forman.
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Street Fighter V Review
This fierce is weak
HIGH Solid gameplay and new features.
LOW Waiting until June for the complete game.
WTF Launching with this much content missing? Wow.
Street Fighter V Beta: Hands-On Impressions
Ultra Street Fighter IV Review
The Hits Just Keep On coming!
HIGH Trading the controller back and forth with my son, teaching him the basics.
LOW Realizing how far apart the series and I have drifted.
WTF Most of these voice actors are absolutely horrible. Are the devs deaf?
King of Chinatown Review
King of Chinatown follows professional Street Fighter IV player Justin Wong as he competes both worldwide and in his local Chinatown arcade. In about an hour, the film features Justin and his then-manager Isaiah Triforce Johnson (his actual legal name) attempting to make Justin the best Street Fighter IV player in the world. At the same time, they try elevating Triforce's fighting guild "Empire Arcadia" to the next level.
Video: Realistic Fighting Game
This is why the fighting game genre will never go away. The real thing just winds up making you look like a useless wimp.
Caution: Crude language
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