Capcom’s newest ‘Street Fighter’ game takes a jab at reviving the golden age of arcades (and Sega of Japan) with a new take on a classic fighting game that was once as close to being cancelled by Nintendo as it gets.”Street Fighter IV is the most ambitious fighting game to grace fighting fans’ screens in recent years.”
A new trailer has been released for Street Fighter V. It includes a few clips from the game, including its newest character, Cammy.
With a new trailer out today for Street Fighter V, Nintendo has the details on the game now that it’s ready for download. The new game will include new characters that are returning from Street Fighter IV, some new ones, and even some that were newly introduced to the series for the first time — characters such as Kyo Kusanagi, who previously debuted in the original. There will be new stages, more stages with hidden routes, online, and the ability to play with people all over the world. It also lets you play in Story Mode or Versus — the story mode is described as a “tribute to the late great games like Tekken 2, Street Fighter II, Mortal Kombat, and the Metal Gear franchise.”
A new trailer has been released for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and it shows off the characters in the game and several of the stages.
A new trailer has been released for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, and it shows off the characters in the game and several of the stages.
In case this sounds familiar, it’s the new Smash Bros. trailer that showed off the game’s stages.
Nintendo has released a brand new trailer for Super Smash Bros. Edition. It shows off the stages and characters, and it has a new piece of information about Wii U DLC, which is available until October 4th.
Super Smash Bros. Edition is a GameCube game that was a Wii U exclusive. For those who don’t know the story behind this game,
