It's enjoyable on PS3 but on PC it's just not even playable and heavily unoptimized for the platform. They just switched from games for windows to steam. Should really fix it and then release rather use players as beta testers. Or atleast write a disclaimer for it.

top quality game, the best sedition with lots of dlc costumes, has to be the best fighting game ever made, i am a hardcore fighting game fan and i keep coming back to this game over and over, easy to pick up and play, takes time to master, perfect

Awesome game, must play

Awesome game; must play

If you never played Street Fighter it's one of the best one on one fighters out there. Unfortunately it could be good without the exploiting and the oversexualized charecter models which are shown close up and very on purpose in intros and some cut scenes.

I know what you're thinking: Another Street Fighter 4 update! And I wouldn't blame you for rolling your eyes, but hardcore SF fans will find some significance here: 5 new characters (Decapre, Elena, Hugo, Poison, and Rolento), 6 new stages, ALL of the previously released outfits, the ability to use...

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Five years ago, Capcom's Street Fighter IV single-handedly revitalized the fighting genre it helped create. Several other competitors have followed in its wake, but few are able to match the popularity Street Fighter IV. How does a series stay on top for so long? By keeping itself relevant.

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From an outsider's perspective, the differences between Street Fighter 4 and its three existing sequels must look marginal at best. The first game made its console debut back in 2009 and helped revitalise the fighting game genre.

Capcom updates the Street Fighter IV series with a new entry, new characters, and new modes. Is it enough to keep fans entertained and bring lapsed players back? I remember when Capcom first announced Street Fighter IV.