Although sneered at by purists of the series, there's no denying Street Fighter IV on the iPhone is a superb technical achievement. Sporting most of the visual sheen of the full release, and eight characters to get to grips with, it's definitely the best fighter on the App Store. It was a brave move by Capcom to bring this to the small screen, but already it's been snapped up by users and rocketed to the summit of the App Store's Top 25. Street Fighter IV's main drawback on the iPhone is the joystick control, an issue the iPad's superior display should help alleviate. The larger screen will also allow the amazing graphics to shine. While the increased size of the actual unit may prove to be a roadblock for some gamers, Capcom's portable fighter has the style to make it a popular choice for iPad owners.Friday, April 2, 2010
Street Fighter IV
Although sneered at by purists of the series, there's no denying Street Fighter IV on the iPhone is a superb technical achievement. Sporting most of the visual sheen of the full release, and eight characters to get to grips with, it's definitely the best fighter on the App Store. It was a brave move by Capcom to bring this to the small screen, but already it's been snapped up by users and rocketed to the summit of the App Store's Top 25. Street Fighter IV's main drawback on the iPhone is the joystick control, an issue the iPad's superior display should help alleviate. The larger screen will also allow the amazing graphics to shine. While the increased size of the actual unit may prove to be a roadblock for some gamers, Capcom's portable fighter has the style to make it a popular choice for iPad owners.
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