It’s finally arrived. The follow-up to one of my favorite fighting games of all time: Super Street Fighter IV. I am very, very excited about this. I mean, there’s not much more I need to really say, except, “Go get it!” But I should also give kudos to Capcom for really pushing the envelope in attmepting to distinguish this game from its predecessor. The only complaint I have is the apparent lack of ability to play against players that own SFIV. I understand that the game mechanics itself, such as new Ultra Combos, is different, but I think it would have been awesome to be able to play friends that weren’t fully convinced to purchase SSFIV. However, with a starting purchase price of $39.99, along with the features listed below, I think Capcom will do just fine.

Features:

• Enhanced online play featuring new modes:
  • Team Battles: Up to eight players can participate in 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3, or 4 vs. 4 team elimination battles.
  • Endless Battle: Up to eight players can participate in an endless elimination online match where the winner stays on and plays against the next player in true arcade fashion. Spectators can also chat with each other as they watch the match.
  • Replay Channel: Players can view recorded matches and discuss the match while watching replays of great matches from players around the world.
  • Tournament Mode: Available later this year as free DLC, compete online with the top players from around the world to fight for control of championship titles that prove you’re the best in the world.
• More classic Street Fighter characters re-imagined for a new generation of gamers, including favorites DeeJay, T. Hawk, Guy, Cody, Adon, Ibuki, Makoto and Dudley.
• New challengers: mysterious female Juri is the first character in Street Fighter history to utilize the Tae Kwon Do style.
• Bonus Stages: Return of the classic car and barrel bonus stages made popular in Street Fighter II both available in arcade and challenge modes:
  • Car stage: Annihilate the car with regular and special moves before the time runs out.
  • Barrel stage: Players are given 20 barrels and must destroy as many as they can within the time limit.
• All playable SFIV characters will be unlocked out of the box.
• Gameplay has been rebalanced to provide challenges for both newcomers as well as the most seasoned Street Fighter pro.
• Traditional “2D” Street Fighter six-button gameplay.

New screenshots of the upcoming title, Super Street Fighter IV is out.

In order, the screenshot gallery shows Africa, Crumbling Lab, India, Korea and Metro (En La Casa).

If you have been to any of these places, you would know that Capcom is being stereotypical about those places. But what you gonna do; this is Street Fighter we’re talking about and you know you’re gonna play them sometime, somewhere.

The game will be available in 2010 spring for PS3 and Xbox360.

Had a good Thanksgiving dinner yesterday?
Good. Now, let us feed you with some of the good stuff; Super Street Fighter IV.

Today, we’ll be looking at screenshots of new additional characters; Guy, Cody and Adon.

Many of you should be familiar with at least one of the character here.

Now, the updated features list:

• Enhanced online play featuring new modes:
  
  • Team Battles: Up to eight players can participate in 2 vs. 2, 3 vs. 3, or 4 vs. 4 team elimination battles.
  • Endless Battle: Up to eight players can participate in an endless elimination online match where the winner stays on and plays against the next player in true arcade fashion. Spectators can also chat with each other as they watch the match.
  • Replay Channel: Players can view recorded matches and discuss the match while watching replays of great matches from players around the world.

• More classic Street Fighter characters re-imagined for a new generation of gamers, including favorites DeeJay, T Hawk, Guy, Cody and Adon.
• New challenger: mysterious female Juri is the first character in Street Fighter history to utilize the Tae Kwon Do style.
• Bonus Stages: Return of the classic car and barrel bonus stages made popular in Street Fighter II both available in arcade and challenge modes:
• Car stage: Annihilate the car with regular and special moves before the time runs out.
• Barrel stage: Players are given 20 barrels and must destroy as many as they can within the time limit.
• All playable Street Fighter IV characters will be unlocked out of the box.
• Gameplay has been rebalanced to provide challenges for both newcomers as well as the most seasoned Street Fighter pro.
• Traditional “2D” Street Fighter six-button gameplay.

The game will be released for PS3 and Xbox360, at 2010 spring.

Capcom gave us new screenshots of upcoming title, Super Street Fighter IV.

The title will be available on Spring of 2010, and no words on price or release form yet.

Capcom gave us artworks of five characters of Super Street Fighter IV.

There are suppose to be three more coming, adding total of 8 characters to the original Street Fighter IV. We’ll let you know if there are more screenshots or artwork coming.

Super Street Fighter IV will be available on Spring of 2010.

What’s better than Street Fighter IV?
Super Street Fighter IV, of course.

Capcom told us today that there is going to be a Super Street Fighter IV available in Spring of 2010.

SSFIV will feature the full roster from SFIV, plus eight more characters available for gamers to choose from. They hinted us with such names as T. Hawk and Juri. SSFIV will also feature a new Ultra Combo system.

It will be available for Xbox360 and PS3.

Though it’s a very welcoming news for gamers around the world including myself, it makes me cry that people might have to pay another $60+ for the upgraded version of Street Fighter IV. Well, I guess we’ll never know until we play the actual game.