And there’s more!
Following the Super Street Fighter IV announcement yesterday, I can share a little more info and 3 more videos.
Firstly we have another interview with Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono. Then a little showcase of T-Hawk and new fighter Juri. Finally, another teaser trailer where we finally get to see Deejay in action!
Some facts that Ono confirms in his interview;
- Capcom have been listening to the fans regarding lobbies. They are aiming to put in lobbies where you can view other people’s matches (should be excellent, watching my mates get their ass kicked in real time!)
- There will be NO arcade release. He makes a big point in saying this, and apologises to arcade players.
- There is no mention of a pc release. Unless this was a slip of the tongue (he doesn’t focus on it like the arcade issue) then Ono says it will only be a PS3 and Xbox 360 affair.
- A little character info; Juri is working for, or has at least been helped out by S.I.N. - the company run by Seth
Enjoy;
T-Hawk Vs Juri:
Teaser trailer #2 (featuring Deejay):
Glad to finally see Deejay in action. What’s with the new announcer in the T-Hawk/Juri vid?
Who/what do you think is next to be announced? Leave your mark below!
Looks fantastic, i just hope the make zang more agile than the last version
Bleh at T-hawk yay at deejay!
I hope they include a mode where you can CUSTOMIZE your character the same way you can in Tekken 6. I hope to hear fast based music that includes rythums and beats which get you pumped in action. I hope they include for Ken’s second ULTRA, the special move he uses in Marvel Super Heros vs SF where he does the fire spinn kick at ground and takes it to the air finishing off with a heel kick from top that smashes the opponent to the ground. Also Bonus stages such as the brick wall and the car. As for the extra characters, i would expect Charlie. There are already a bunch of characters who can do the shoryuken or rising uppercut, but I want to have Gulie’s parter join in on the action, someone who shares a similar concept of moves and background.