It would’ve been too painful to continue to let generation Next trounce the sacred memories of our favorite games of yore. But what about a significant update to a title that’s already withstood the test of time? Would a younger demo solidify our 10 out of 10 for Street Fighter IV, or mock the 15 year investment?
GameRadar: Do you recognize any of these characters?
Both: No.
GR: What about this guy?
Spencer: Is that The Hulk?
GR: No, that’s Blanka.
Marcus: They’re pretty funny.
S: Funny death animations. [As an electrified Blanka] Kamehameha!
Above: Totally serious!
GR: How about the music?
M: I like it.
S: It’s laughable.
GR: Would you by this?
M: It’s pretty fun…
S: But not the buy kind offun.
M: It’s a bit of a button masher.
Above: *Sigh* The Button Masher…
GR: What do you like best about the game?
M: Some of the special moves are really cool.
S: The death animations.
M: It’s still pretty exciting.
GR: Agreed. What don’t you like about?
S: Sometimes moves come out randomly and drain your health halfway. Kinda cheap.
M: Some of the characters have far advantages over others.
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