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ItвЂ™s not just the hardcore fans this game will appeal to. And of course the characters have voices, so youвЂ™ll get to hear Dhalsim belt out the word вЂњyogaвЂќ every few seconds. Every time you land a hit, a deep thud comes through your earbuds, making even basic attacks feel satisfying. The gameвЂ™s sound is another high point of the experience.

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The art is lively, and the animations have been trimmed down to their essentials in order to give fans of the series the impeccable control and timing theyвЂ™re accustomed to. The game makes up for these drawbacks with its polished presentation.

It works just fine, but we wish we could duke it out with players online.

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Also disappointing is that multiplayer is only available through a local Bluetooth connection.

This is the gameвЂ™s biggest drawback, as a single play-through of the tournament mode can be completed in under 15 minutes. Unfortunately, the roster has been downsized to just eight characters: Able, Blanka, Chun Li, Dhalsim, Guile, Ken, M. ThatвЂ™s a lot of abilities built into just a few buttons, and everything works surprisingly well. And last but not least, the gauge under the health bar acts as a super combo button that lets you channel the power youвЂ™ve built up throughout the fight. Those unfamiliar with the charactersвЂ™ special attacks can enable the SP button, which lets you do these moves without having to memorize the joystick patterns. The attack buttons have been minimized down to punch and kick, which suits the game just fine, and a chargeable F button lets you power up and unleash a flashy knockout punch. Arrows pointing in all eight directions make it easy to differentiate between inputs, so youвЂ™ll never jump forward when trying to dash. However, itвЂ™s perfectly designed to accommodate the swoops and flicks necessary to perform all the sonic booms youвЂ™d ever want to throw. We admit that the D-pad in SF4 is big and ugly, and that its colors are loud enough to attract wild birds in mating season. But considering that youвЂ™re sliding and tapping your thumbs on nothing but glass, Street Fighter IV feels marvelously responsive. DonвЂ™t expect the precision of an etched-out D-pad like the PS3вЂ™s, or the tactile feedback of an arcade stick. TheyвЂ™ve made an incredibly playable, faithful, and fun port of Street Fighter IV for the iPhone.Дespite the deviceвЂ™s lack of physical buttons, the controls work great. Heck, we had our own doubts, but Capcom has gone and done it. Most people thought it wouldnвЂ™t be possible. The first thing weвЂ™d like to say about Street Fighter IV for the iPhone and iPod Touch is this: Wow.

Street Fighter 4 new characters hands-on video Of course, weвЂ™d be remiss if we didnвЂ™t mention that her abs and glutes are lovingly rendered, making her the easiest fighter on the eyes. She has lots of long-range attacks and can hop around the screen with ease. Just do fireballs and dragon punches, but with kicks instead of punches. If you want to defeat your enemies with as few moves as possible, Zangief is the way to go.Д¬ammy, on the other hand, is graceful, quick, and sports special moves similar to Ken and RyuвЂ™s, so sheвЂ™s easier to play as if youвЂ™re not familiar with her move set. Like the other fighters, he plays pretty much exactly like his console counterpart, so you probably already know what youвЂ™re in for if you choose him.

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WeвЂ™re also happy to report that his epic spinning pile driver is pretty easy to pull off. HeвЂ™s so tall that his head nearly touches the health bars, giving him a long reach that makes up for his movement deficiencies. Zangief is a hulking block of muscle who moves slower than a drunken snail but who packs a wallop in every punch and grapple.

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