Super Street Fighter IV



Super Street Fighter IV is a fighting game, and is an update of Street Fighter IV. It features additional characters and character tweaks based on community feedback. It also features an improved online mode. It was released as a standalone game for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on April 27th, 2010. There is currently no word on a Windows version and an early statement said that it would not be released in arcades. It is now confirmed that it will be exclusively released in Japanese arcades.

Additional Characters
In addition to the entire roster from Street Fighter IV, ten characters have been added. :

From Street Fighter:
 * Adon

From Super Street Fighter II:
 * T. Hawk
 * Dee Jay

From the Street Fighter Alpha series:
 * Cody
 * Guy

From the Street Fighter III series :
 * Ibuki
 * Makoto
 * Dudley

Newcomers:
 * Juri
 * Hakan

Additional Stages
New stages have been added to the game:
 * North America: Skyscraper Under Construction - A construction site set in Metro City from Final Fight featuring cameos from Hugo of Street Fighter III fame and Mike Haggar in the form of a large statue that appears in the background.
 * South Asia: Exciting Street Scene - A village in India.
 * Africa: Solar Eclipse - An African Savannah during an eclipse.
 * East Asia: Festival at the Old Temple - A street in South Korea.
 * Unknown: Crumbling Laboratory - The destroyed S.I.N. laboratory.

Additional Gameplay Features
Super Street Fighter IV is rebalanced, with many top-tier characters having their abilities slightly "nerfed" and low-tier characters receiving upgrades . Several new game modes have been introduced:
 * Team Battle Mode, where 1-4 players can take on another 1-4 online. The first players on each team face off, and the winner faces the next player on the opposing team, until all players from a team have been eliminated.


 * Endless Battle Mode, where players queue to challenge the current "King of the Hill", with losers being sent to the back of the queue, resembling the "I Got Next" system that operates in the typical local arcade. Players who are not currently playing can comment on the match in progress.


 * The Replay Channel, which differs from the old Replay Mode, allowing anyone to save up to 150 replays and share them with friends online, as well as upload them to the leaderboard if their Battle Points (BP) are high enough. Players can then watch replays of matches from around the world, even being able to see the inputs as the players pressed them. Replays saved to the hard drive can also be viewed in slow motion. Replays are categorized according to the characters fighting, the categories being "Originals", "Alpha", "Turbo and III", "Newcomers" and "Boss".


 * Bonus Stages in Single-Player Arcade Mode, where the player races against the clock to destroy a car, or attempts to destroy falling barrels. The player can choose to skip these by turning them off in options; they can also challenge them outside of Arcade Mode.

Every character are now able to select between two Ultra Combos. All 25 original characters are able to choose from three outfits: their default, their old DLC costumes, and a brand-new DLC outfit (to be released). New characters have a default costume and one DLC outfit. Six of the original 25 fighters (C. Viper, Cammy, Chun-Li, Guile, Ryu, & Seth) have a bonus 2nd rival fight, in addition to their original rival fight. The player is able to select which rival they wish to face by whether or not they press all three kick buttons when the "Now! Fight your rival!" message appears. All other characters have only one rival.
 * Reworked Tournament Mode, with no details on its changes as yet. It will be released as downloadable content.

Story
The events of the game appear to take place at the same time as those of the original Street Fighter IV. When combined, both games give the full story of the International Fighting Tournament held by Seth and S.I.N..

Development
In September 2009, Capcom began hinting at a update of Street Fighter IV. Leading up to its official announcement, teasers and leaked images pointed to a Super Street Fighter IV, featuring T. Hawk and Dee Jay, the two fighters from Super Street Fighter II who were not included in Street Fighter IV, and were long expected to be added to Street Fighter IV as downloadable content.

On September 28, 2009, Capcom officially announced the game, revealing it to be a standalone title. According to developer Yoshinori Ono, this is because the changes, which comprises of ten additional characters, improved character tweaks based on community feedback, and an improved online mode, were too extensive to release as DLC. As a compromise, the game was released at a lower price point, and there are two extra colors for fans who already own Street Fighter IV. It was released for $40.

Intro
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Anime Trailer
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