Shoryuken expect a Street Fighter IV sequel

Street Fight IV: Super High Intensity Tournament Edition

Apparently 10 new characters from all sorts of SF games.

We need a sequel to the original Street fighter movie...

Who's with me!?

...*Sound of crickets*

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thats ok i just gonna wait when gamestop drops the price to 20$ again on SF

SFIV:II?

Holiday season? You're kidding right?

This is a japanese fighting game. It comes out in the arcade, lingers around for 6-9 months and then finally gets a slightly rushed console release.

Even if location testing started NOW, I doubt the game would get released as a finished build in 2010.

DON'T NERF SAGAT; save the nerfing for Cable/Sentinel/Magneto/Storm. >_>

ditch the ultras and ad a-ism (3 bar super gauges)

done

giving your enemy the best move in the game by punching them in the face is getting lame.

"Street Fighter IV' 2nd Impact"

I doubt it is coming out this year, but I wish it was. We'll see at TGS.

This is why I hate buying fighting games way to many squeals. SFIV was the first fighting game I bought in a long time and I was happy to play $65 for it at launch because I though there would be no need for some sort of expansion because DLC could cover new characters.

I didnt want the first Street Fighter 4 yet alone a Street Fighter 4: Turbo HD UNreal Engine Remix

This is actually very old news... Street Fighter IV Dash was announced months ago.

I really do want to see some Street Fighter 4 Ex plus Alpha action. (I really did like the first entry).

There needs to be a game with Doctrine Dark in it, after all...

arrgh.. why can't they just give it to us as dlc instead? I refuse to pay another 60 dollars on the same exact game with like two or three more characters and slightly sped up gameplay

give me 2D graphics hd style with more characters please! give me Guy.

Street Fighter IV: Round Two


Bet on it!

Yeah I want Guy too.

Would not mind Hagger, Cody, and Sodom too.

YES!! YES YES YES!!! HooYes!!!

I've spent more money that a logical man should on the arcade version, seeing as I could have bought the 360 game three times over. In fact, I think there was a point where I actually owned the game. Regardless of that, as good as Street Fighter 4 is, the only way I'll be buying a sequel is if they release it on the platforms that matter: DS/Wii/PSP. To ignore the three biggest platforms in favour of the HD sisters is the greatest slap in the face I've seen from Capcom since they decided to shutter Clover.

If its like Sf2 then I will buy it but I won't pay $60.00 that's highway Robbery from rich greedy Corporate American companies da hell with you!

Please i can has some street fighter alpha 4?

I've felt this way for a while and I'm wondering how you guys and gals feel about this:

I feel as though Street Fighter IV was a huge let down. Don't get me wrong, I did enjoy the game and I've been in love with the legendary pugilist for a long time. Still, I feel it didn't come with the same kind of fresh face, or revolution, as SFIII or even the Alpha series. It simply brought back the old school charm of SFII and retooled it: it just seemed as if Capcom was trying to cash in on nostalgia, while at the same time introducing SF to a new generation.

Granted, the success of the SFIII and the Alpha series is arguable, not receiving nearly the reception that SFIV has garnered. SFIV, having become so widely accepted by most if the gaming world, makes the others seem esoteric in comparison, appreciated by the hardcore fighting audience only. Still, I applaud SFIII and the Alpha series if only for paving the way for its successor.

I think this generation the best new fighter goes to Blazblue. I understand that SFIV and BB are too completely different fighters and hard to compare in some ways. However, I truly respect what BB attempts, and ultimately succeeds, to do. It provides a cast of characters where not a single character plays or feels alike, while providing a system that is both simple to use and fully encompassing. The high-octane, "offense is defense" nature of the game takes a while to get used to, but the strategies are deep and immense.

I never thought I would say that about an Arc System Works game, especially in contrast to Street Fighter... my first love.

How do you guys feel?

What does this have to do with SRK.com ? ._.