Street Fighter IV HD on Android filmed at CES

by Ben Gilbert on Jan 14th 2012 2:00AM

Wondering how different Street Fighter IV's mobile version looks on Android's balkanized landscape of devices? You can start by seeing it on LG's exclusive Android devices for now.

Source: Recombu

Tags: android, capcom, ces, ces-2012, gameplay, mobile, street-fighter-iv-hd

Reader Comments (19)

Have fun with iPhone's sloppy seconds.

@(Unverified)

LoL, have you seen OnLive on android yet? We can actually play the full PC version of the game on the phone. iPhone version is still waiting for approval of course. Apple can't let that one slip through without getting paid.

@(Unverified) Thanx for the beta test.

I might look into getting this.

I might get this.

Looks like it uses pre-rendered sprites just like the iOS version. Ew. Pass. I'll stick with the 3DS version for SFIV on the go.

@BPMOmega XBL PSN Steam
Yeah, 3DS is the way to go. Especially since it has physical buttons.

I thought the guy was really going to make his way into the game using one thumb.

I for one wont get it. I know that you can get a controller for it and this and that but I don't see myself getting that. And I know my big thumbs would be to much of a distraction to have fun with the game. I'll stick with my puzzle games like peggle and the like to keep me occupied on my phone.

Wow... I'm ashamed of myself for still being foolish enough to expect Capcom to do the right thing. I honestly expected Capcom to release SF4 Volt, especially for that price. Are they REALLY charging more for a game with less features than it's iOS counterpart?

If it has Xperia Play controls I'll wait for a sale, but at $12 for a mobile game there's no point in purchasing this. Rofl.

I'm not a fan of fighting games, but with most of the community seemingly not even okay with console controllers, and insisting that you need arcade controls to play properly, I don't see what the point of a touchscreen version of this game is. All the precision, speed, and tactile feedback is gone. The only phone I can see this working well on is the Xperia Play.

I really think they should stick to games designed for touchscreens when it comes to touchscreen only devices. Stuff like this doesn't make any sense.

@CaramelZappa

I think what matters is what you think about the controls, not what some arbitrary community thinks of them.

If you can have SF4 in your pocket and have a good time, why not?

(I'm not saying you would, I happen to think twitch games are horrible on no-button phones, just saying)