Street Fighter 4 PC Game CAPCOM

Pros: its Street Fighter 4!
If you loved Street Fighter 2! This is the Game for you!
its only $15, and you know for that price is a great game!

Cons: its not Super Street Fighter 4!
You need a Gaming Rig with a Great Video Card and a Great Processor to play this game!
you need a gaming controller!

Other Thoughts: I hope they come out with Super Street Fighter 4 for the PC
if you enjoy the classic Street Fighter and want to save money then you can't bet this deal!
Enjoy! :O)

Pros: I'm not much of a game player, but this game was only 15$. Its great to kill off some of your times. It have great graphics and sounds.

Cons: Playing on Live sucks, and without a proper controller or a joystick you'll get own even by the CPU.

Other Thoughts: Don't buy this game if you don't want to waste money. They might have Super Street Fighter IV out soon. Also don't expect much gameplay... you'll just keep pressing buttons and fighting.

Pros: Very nice remodelling of the fighters. I love the fact that they didn't go full 3D like Mortal Kombat and sacrifice the speed and feel of the original game (not a Tekken fan). It stays true to the feel of the classics while having brand new rendering effects and animations. The focus attacks are really nice. I also love the way the environment reacts to the fights especially the 2 hot girls on the SUV in the parking lot and the children shouting "yaaaaaaayyy" when you win [or lose LOL] (pretty nice graphics work). It stays true enough to the series.

Cons: Single player get's old. After unlocking all secret characters and finishing the game with all of them, it get's a bit boring to play (even on hardest). Seth seems unfair sometimes and it get's a little frustrating but if you remember Bison and even Vega on the hardest level back in the day you'll realize this is still staying true to the series. Once you get to know him, he eventually gets easy to beat.

Other Thoughts: I haven't played the challenges yet so I still have lots to do. For those of you who think the CPU is unbeatable...YOU DON'T KNOW STREET FIGHTER and you'll probably never win an online battle against someone who does (with or without a fight stick). The CPU is no harder to beat than the earlier days and is far from impossible.

I would love to see some SNK features introduced (just to add to the fun) like mid-air blocking, mid-air super/ultra moves, team battles and super jump. Just to enhance the Arcade fun of it. Of course with those features some animation can be added to make them more believable/realistic

Pros: I love this game. An old game with new technologies, (Perfect).

Cons: You will never beat the computer

Pros: Great game,
You get to compete with players from around the world
in Ranked or Championship matches.
Or just play against the cpu and train until your ready to compete. The graphics are awesome with the game supporting super hi res like 4million pixels. 1920x1080 is 2 million.

Cons: This game was designed to be played with stick.
You can play with game pad or even a keyboard but
anybody with arcade stick is going to woop you.

Other Thoughts: Great game, need arcade stick to really play the game. Or at least 6 button game pad.

Pros: Beautiful graphics. All the characters that you want to play with from previous games.

Cons: Lets begin with the balancing issues. The game is so unbalanced when playing against the computer. I have been playing SF since the Super Nintendo days and I had a hard time on easy. The computer gets a vast boost in skills if you are winning. Forget about playing against that C. Viper lady. The new characters are lacking. It seems like Capcom is running out of ideas. The online play is useless. I seems as if Capcom is still designing the online system as if it was playing over AOL 2.0 . I suggest that they play a current game and see how it"s done. Annoying announcements before each battle (and you will be doing this a lot, due to the computers difficulty boost as mentioned earlier). Akuma is still a special character...

Other Thoughts: I am very dissapointed by this game. My hopes were really high and it let me down in a lot of ways. I was hoping for an update to resolve all of these issues ( since every forum and message board is posting the same complaints) but it never came. So I hope Capcom doesn't expect to get another dollar from me for a SF product. As far as I am concerned to SF series is finished. Was going to give it 2 eggs but took 1 away because the website sucks too.

Pros: -Good graphics
-good sound
-great gameplay

Cons: -Games for Windows live updates take you out of the game
-online match up service through games for windows live does not work that well at times. sometimes it takes a couple of searches to get a fully populated list.
-if you are using a non Xbox 360 controller it takes a while to get the buttons mapped out the way you want, but once you do it works flawlessly.

Pros: Back in the day I used to play SF2:Championship Edition at the Arcade and held my own against all comers. Got into SF Alpha 3 for a while but it didn't hold my interest long, nor did any of the other SF installments after that. Now, a 30 year old father of 2, I decided to give SF4 a try. It's a blast! The game has a lot of depth to it if you're willing to invest some time picking up the nuances.

Cons: Minor issues - The game can be nearly unplayable unless you invest in a good gamepad. Requires a fairly powerful system to play.

Pros: Nice Graphics for a game of the past.

Cons: Was Fun and Exiting for about an hour and then it's been on the shelf collecting dust for about 6 months.
Pac Man in 3D would be more fun.
Waste of Money

Pros: Great Graphics. Gorgeous gameplay. Street Fighter fans MUST get this game. The best platform to buy this game on (graphics are superior on the PC than on the consoles). Can be used on a MAME PC cabinet, although extreme customization is necessary to get it working right.

Cons: I deducted 2 starts in what would have been a 5 star game. The reason? -1 star: Heavy modification is necessary to get the controls configured on a MAME arcade machine. It was really written for USB PC joysticks, not keyboard strokes. Boo! -1 star: Will not work with lower end cards (including ALL Arcade VGA 1 & 2 cards from Ultimarc. A very powerful graphic card is required, rendering the special AVGA2 card used for MAME arcade cabinets useless.

Other Thoughts: A simple patch on Capcom's end of things to address the control issues would be nice. Allowing multiple players to use the keyboard would solve the MAME arcade cabinet issues people are running into. For now, you can run PPJoy, which fools the game into using joystick commands from keyboard presses. Very difficult to get to work properly though. High learning curve!