Now, we're entering the new era of gaming, transitioning from good ol' pixels to polygonal 3D models.

Every fighters you knew and loved are still here. With more additionals and special ones that exclusively made their appearances in this version.

Ultra SFIV is greatly excellent! Though the looks are more cartoony with cel shading galore and bleedingly overbright colourful, but still fun to play it. Either solo or versus (local co-op only, since everyone already move on a long time ago to the newest entry of Street Fighter series).

For those of you who often play using Steam Deck, and recently bought this awesome fighting game. You must activate the Compatibility Mode and use Proton (specifically Proton-6.21-GE-2.). Other protons may not working or mostly the cutscenes has no audio.
If you don't know how to, look it up. There are plenty of complete infos plus tutorials about it on Youtube, or simply go to ProtonDB site.

So far this is still my favorite among many of Street Fighter franchise, old and new ones. Though I often play the pixels era version of Street Fighter more, sometimes I chose this and play it with my buddies.

Most of the famous ones gather here from different series, all in one game. With 44 fighters in total by the time I wrote this, and for sure Capcom won't add more. From Decapre to Poison with Blanka and Oni etc. So many other great ones are here for you to fight on.
And I liked the anime style for each of the fighters prologue and epilogue.

So if you just want to walk on memory lane, simply nostalgic of playing a classic game with a touch of modern era, where every single of fighters from the old Street Fighter series you knew has gather together for a fun and friendly couch match, then look no further. Because this one will definitely keeps you coming back for more, just when you think you had enough.
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i wanna do things to Sakura

This game is probably the most overrated fighting game in the history of the FGC.

This game is the literal definition of a "Kusoge" (💩 game)

This game had it all:

• invincible meterless reversals
  
• one frame links
  
• Hidden Stun mechanic.
  
• delay based netcode with no ping indicator (except for some obtuse ping meter on custom lobbies)
  
• Projectiles being incredibly opressive and doing insane chip damage
  
• insane zoning
  
• Insane disparaging power differences between the whole cast
  
• Terrible Training mode
  
• Terrible Trial mode with no demos.
  
• every move had almost no recovery and with the exceptions of DPs and Ultras, it was insanely hard to punish anything on this game
  
• "the footsies street fighter is known for" (probably some declinist FG boomer)
  
• non-existent matchmaking system
  
• 3 different versions of the same game that should just be a patch. (this was a product of the SF2 era and how stingy microsoft and sony were with new patches, that you had to pay exorbitant amounts of money just for a new patch)

The only reason FG boomers romanticize this hot kusoge garbage, is because it had the most hype tournaments in its era, and because people really liked "diego ramenhara" on his prime.

there was a lot of bad but i will say the good about this game, arcade mode actually had anime intros and ending for each character, which gave a reason to try and complete every characters on arcade mode, the OST was fire too. better than the slop ost that is SF6. replay system was functional, and thats about it.

even SF3 third strike is more played and more playable than this kusoge.

just buy SF6 on 50% discount, seriously.