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AE is just milking the franchise with little effort put into it and little added.
It's not like the huge difference between SFIV and SSFIV.
AE just adds two characters that could almost be mistaken for twins, and two new versions of existing characters (Oni Akuma and Evil Ryu...how creative). There is said to be rebalances, and added replay features, but it's still a small step forward.
You can most likely find SSFIV now for less than $30.
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AE is just milking the franchise with little effort put into it and little added.
It's not like the huge difference between SFIV and SSFIV.
AE just adds two characters that could almost be mistaken for twins, and two new versions of existing characters (Oni Akuma and Evil Ryu...how creative). There is said to be rebalances, and added replay features, but it's still a small step forward.
You can most likely find SSFIV now for less than $30.
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Nice review =) |
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If you haven't bought the original game yet, I'd say just hold off and get the Arcade Edition, unless paying another $10 is much of an issue. If you own a 3DS, though, definitely pick up SSFIV for it. It's probably the best the game available for the system so far. One thing the console version doesn't have is an over-the-shoulder perspective mode on it, which is an interesting way to play. It's not like a typical port to a handheld system. It's essentially the exact same thing, minus moving backgrounds. The character models look nothing short of amazing, though.
I've never actually played a Street Fighter game until the past week or so, and I've been hooked on it since. I don't expect the effects to wear off any time soon.
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If you haven't bought the original game yet, I'd say just hold off and get the Arcade Edition, unless paying another $10 is much of an issue. If you own a 3DS, though, definitely pick up SSFIV for it. It's probably the best the game available for the system so far. One thing the console version doesn't have is an over-the-shoulder perspective mode on it, which is an interesting way to play. It's not like a typical port to a handheld system. It's essentially the exact same thing, minus moving backgrounds. The character models look nothing short of amazing, though.
I've never actually played a Street Fighter game until the past week or so, and I've been hooked on it since. I don't expect the effects to wear off any time soon.
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I'll see if the gamestop near me will get shiping of it just incase |
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If your a good fan of the Street Fighter games, you should get this. Its not too great. AF makes good points
I was a gamestop and I tried that game for the 3ds. It was amazing.
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If your a good fan of the Street Fighter games, you should get this. Its not too great. AF makes good points
I was a gamestop and I tried that game for the 3ds. It was amazing.
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Its AE for Arcade Edition not AF = April Fools =P |
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If ur a fan
SSF4AE
if not then go and play SSFIV till you become one XD
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when i said af i meant affinity... lol
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If ur a fan
SSF4AE
if not then go and play SSFIV till you become one XD
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It took me three minutes after popping in the game. Half of that time was the opening sequence... |
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