Two Flies with One Stone Divinity II: Ego Draconis was released about a year ago and received very mixed reviews. Scoring everywhere between 4.8 to 8.4, game critics could not seem to agree on the plot being weak or entertaining, the missions unintelligent or diverse, or the characters colorful or...

A funny; entertaining; colourful and diverse game world

Inconsistent voice acting and questionable design choices

Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition is more than just a simple port of the venerable fighting franchise. Several aspects of the game have been carefully tweaked to fit within the smaller confines of the 3DS, resulting in a fighting experience that feels every bit as impressive as its console...

Touch-screen controls are inviting for newcomers; Fantastic art and character design; Rich battles that reward skill; not button mashing; Lots of multiplayer options; Collecting figurines in StreetPass is addictive

No online leaderboards or tournament mode; Using the shoulder buttons for combos can be tricky

What you have essentially got with Super Street Fighter IV is a more balanced Street Fighter game that represents the pinnacle of the franchise's glittering career.

If Street Fighter IV is an ice cream vendor selling me vanilla for $6 after I asked for cookies ‘n cream, then Super Street Fighter IV is the ice cream vendor selling me cookies ‘n cream for $4 right after I've just eaten the blasted vanilla.

Fuller roster, Character rebalancing and Ultra II, Seth's A.I; scales to difficulty, Improved online mode and rankings, Arranged BGM option

Still can't shut music off completely; No Gallery

Just over a year ago our own Dave Houghton gave Street Fighter IV a glowing 10/10 , an entirely deserved score for a game that breathed...

Substantial new content; Community-minded multiplayer modes; Upcoming tournament DLC will rock

It's an evolution; not a revolution; Nothing to win you over if you're a holdout; Sagat's still a top-tier powerhouse

Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition further redefines the fighting game genre with classic 2-D Street Fighter fighting action, a host of new and returning characters, beefed up online modes, and more.

A handful of new environments have been added to the mix and give you the chance to exchange your flurry of punches and kicks in a busy marketplace, atop a Metro City skyscraper construction site, and beside a river in an African landscape during a solar eclipse.

Gorgeous character models; animations; and background art; Accessible but nuanced gameplay; Excellent competitive and social multiplayer modes; Video replay is a great way to share fights with friends; Better than last year's game at two-thirds of the price

Still no tournament mode; Online play suffers if either fighter's connection is slow; Video replay system could be simpler to use

A stellar upgrade to an already solid fighter, Super Street Fighter IV makes a great brawler even better, boasting 10 new characters, various balancing tweaks, and plenty of worthwhile gameplay flourishes.

New characters add significantly to the game; balance tweaks and more online options make competitive play more worthwhile; the replay system is incredibly robust

Seth aside, Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition is a phenomenal fighter and well worth having in any PC gamer's library. Being the only follow-up to Street Fighter IV on the PC, Arcade Edition is a substantial release that brings over a dozen new characters, numerous balances, and several...

All beat up… One of the things that has most impressed us about SSFIV: AE is that each fight seems more balanced than previous games, which gives those who aren't familiar with the roster and the move set a better fighting chance.