November 30, 2009 - It's a Street Fighter tradition. Whenever Capcom has a smash hit with the franchise, the publisher does everything it can to get fans to cough up more money for remade versions. Some gamers bought Street Fighter II three or more times to keep up with the 'super,' 'turbo,' and HD improvements, and now Street Fighter IV is eating a Mario mushroom; Super Street Fighter IV is due in spring. If GameStop's listing is accurate, the game will hit shelves March 31 at a price point of $40.There's little doubt that for anyone who skipped the original game, SSFIV will be the better buy. Obviously, it would take a rather dramatic screw-up from Capcom to make an update that's worse than the original, and even if the $40 leak is wrong, the company has promised a less-than-full price. But for everyone else, will there be enough that's new and improved to make the game worth a second purchase? It's hard to judge by the information that's trickled out thus far, but it's very possible that devoted fans will want to part with their hard-earned cash again.
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The additional features are set to include new characters, some fiddling with the existing lineup, a reworked online system, and assorted other tweaks.At 25 fighters, Street Fighter IV already had an extensive roster, but this update will add eight (a tentative number) more. Some will be original, and some will return from previous Capcom games. Juri, for example, is an original character; a spy for S.I.N., she's a Korean tae kwon do expert. Returning characters include T. Hawk and Dee Jay from Super Street Fighter II, Adon dressed as he appeared in the Street Fighter Alpha series (he debuted in the very first Street Fighter), and even Cody and Guy from Final Fight (also as they appeared in Alpha).
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The two remaining new characters haven't been announced yet, but producer Yoshinori Ono has said he would like to include some out-there original fighters in the vein of SFIV's C.