STREET FIGHTER 6 CHUN LI BOX SERIES

STREET FIGHTER 6 CHUN LI BOX SERIES

series has seen numerous entries in its history. There’s the film tie-in called Street Fighter: The Movie, the puzzle game Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, its fighting game spin-off Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (also called Pocket Fighters), and the most recent mobile entry, Street Fighter: Duel, available on Android. If we include the crossovers, spin-offs, and characters’ special appearances in other series, the list keeps getting bigger. It features another trilogy of games, for the first time in 3D. A second subseries, called Street Fighter EX, was co-developed by Capcom and Arika. Three games were released under this title: Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors Dream, Street Fighter Alpha 2, and Street Fighter Alpha 3. Lastly, Street Fighter V also received a couple of big updates after its initial launch in 2016: Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition and Street Fighter V: Champion Edition.Īpart from the main series, the Alpha subseries was pretty popular in its time. 2008’s Street Fighter IV has appeared in the market three more times with Super Street Fighter IV, Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition, and Ultra Street Fighter IV. The following main entry has three releases: Street Fighter III: New Generation, 2nd Impact, and Third Strike. While the original Street Fighter only has two versions (the original arcade one and the one ported to consoles), Street Fighter II spawned seven different versions since its debut in 1991, the most recent one being the Switch-exclusive Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers (2017). Most of the time, each version came with new characters, modes, balances in the whole roster, and other unique features. Since the original Street Fighter was released in 1987, Capcom has launched five main entries in the series, with their respective sequels and special versions and rereleases on multiple platforms and arcade systems.

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