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

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

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

Capcom's most popular fighting game franchise is known for two main reasons. Great gameplay and frequent revisions. Street Fighter IV hit consoles just over a year ago and revitalized the fighting game genre to an unprecedented level. After a near 10 year hiatus, Street Fighter was relevant again.

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.

Super Street Fighter IV is not just some money-grubbing upgrade, it's a revamp and re-energisation of a fantastic game. Must buy for anyone even considering it.

A bunch of minor improvements and additions don't add enough in the way of value, but realistically it's still probably the best fighting game out there.

Some positive changes made to the core game, new characters, modes, stages; Good value if you don't have the original

If you do have the original, it's not such value for money; Still need arcade sticks

So here we are. Ultras (the explosive super moves available to each character) have been toned down. While they are still glorious game-changers –swinging a match in your favour with a successful hit-they're no longer so overpowered so that bouts are skewed on their success.

Tons of fun, for any fighting game fan. Just understand street fighter gets updated versions all the time, so you may need to pay even more if you intend on getting the newest experience.

A bit too hard to perform some combos and disappointing at graphics and storyline on the Arcade mode. Apart from this, great game with tons of characters.