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Street Fighter IV Welcomes Chun-Li's Thighs, Classic Fighters

Posted by Michael McWhertor at 6:05 PM on February 6, 2008

The latest issue of Famitsu, scheduled to hit newsstands on Friday, will scoop the official Street Fighter IV web site in revealing additions to the fighting game's cast of characters. Leaked scans of the newest issue have already hit 2ch, by way of Korean gaming site Ruliweb, showing off the original eight from Street Fighter II will return. Guile, Blanka, Zangief, Dhalsim, E. Honda and Chun-Li join Ken and Ryu, all of whom look very familiar—perhaps a bit too familiar.

While the gameplay shots are tiny, we get a look at Street Fighter IV's attention to detail. Touches like Dhalsim's bandages and bracelets spreading over the Indian fighter's stretched arms make 3D more welcome. We also get a chance to see newcomer Crimson Viper in-game, plus a peek at some familiar Street Fighter moves.

Four pages of pics are in the gallery below. Be sure to check them out full-sized.

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Mentoes

Posted February 7, 2008 2:14 AM

Not that sure about this yet. Its still seems more of a SF2 3D Remake than SF4.

Thunder thighs is back in action though. I bless Capcom for that.

William Hart

Posted August 7, 2008 2:17 AM

I have to say as a player of old SFII Turbo and none of the other ones, that I find this game much more accessible feeling. Like the previous person said it seems they are targeting people like me by showcasing the old cast. Whenever I tried games with SNK involved, there were like three extra bars, a million different stats and rule sets you could use, it just confused the hell out of me and there was virtually no way to explain all the differences. Like to get one match going I had to select four different format types it was crazy. Maybe people who followed it closely know what it all means but for me, I just want to kick someone's face in. Now it looks like I can do that once again.

Oh, and I love Sagat.

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