My son just did not like the game. He played it twice and never played it again. I was informed there was no instructions, but unaware game would be so difficult.

As you'll have seen from all of the screenshots and videos released thus far, Street Fighter IV is an incredible looking game. Running at a slick 60 frames per second and featuring a new, painterly art style with bulky, stylised characters and effects, this is easily the best looking fighter ever...

Capcom's final update of Street Fighter IV is released in stores, instead of just as a downloadable add-on – in what may be the best value game of the year.

The same Street Fighter IV magic as always, and as minor as the Ultra changes and extras seem they're all for the better; Apart from maybe Hugo all of the new characters are worthy additions

There's an underlying laziness in the choice of new characters for the Ultra content; Single-player modes still need improvement

Let's get it out of the way, unless you already enjoy Super Street Fighter IV, there's nothing in Arcade Edition that's likely to change your mind. Unless you've got a fetish for Dragonball Z and X-treme skating twins in Kung-Fu shirts. Then you're in business.

Yun and Yang are fun to play; Upgrades for weaker characters; Fairly priced

Strange balance changes; No new Trials; Still unfriendly to new players

The first batch of these joysticks had several quality control problems, which is why when the originals sold out, it took so long for MadCatz to provide a resupply. I bought a stick out of the second batch, and have used and abused this stick viciously without any reliability problems.

Miles ahead of the digital pad on the regular 360 controller. The unit as a whole is heavy, which makes it easy to set it down on a table and play with relative vigor without the unit shifting around; at the same time, it's not so heavy that you can't just set it on your lap.

The square gate on the joystick; I hate it; I can't stand it; The American versions of these sticks should have come with octogonal gates by default; The stick and buttons feel good, but spending tons of time in the arcade in my youth, they don't feel quite right.

Was able to get this with a bundle deal with the Fight Stick... for the value (both under $30) it is very much worth it if you have/know someone who is into the Street Fighter series.

The beat-em-up genre has seen many contenders come and go but all were pretenders to the crown and never really took Street Fighters title.  Will Street Fighter 4 deliver on our rose tinted memories or is it a Hadoken to the face that should be quickly forgotten?

A budget price and a comprehensive list of updates probably won't impress casual gamers, but Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition still has plenty of additions that hardcore fans will want to snatch up.

Lots of "under the hood" updates that should please hardcore players; four new characters; good roster balancing. Even without purchasing Arcade Edition, the free Update Kit helps bridge both versions for "vanilla" Street Fighter players who still want to interact with the AE crowd online

Ce Street Fighter IV devrait séduire les amateurs de la série. Capcom a trouvé le juste équilibre entre la mise en place des points qui ont fait le succès de la série, et quelques nouveautés qui permettent de faire évoluer son jeu.

Equilibre entre nouveautés et "anciennetés; Prise en main rapide; Mêmes coups; mêmes techniques; Contre-attaque; Graphismes

Manette 360 pas forcément adaptée

Lots of fun. Ryu Ken Sagat Bison Balrog Vega Akuma Gouken Guile Cammy Fei Long Chun Li E.Honda Dhalsim Blanka Oni Evil Ryu Seth Cody Guy Hakan..... Online play is fun... and it will make you miserable.