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IOWNU Grand Master

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Yeah the game is def. more balanced.

Sus out the new characters, they are all pretty good.

There is also Shin Akuma, boss Akuma (you can't choose him which sucks!)

Stronger, faster, ultras come out much quicker.......you need 2 perfect and do not drop any rounds to play him in arcade mode.

(OO)SKYLINE(OO) Grand Master

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Yeah the game is def. more balanced.

Sus out the new characters, they are all pretty good.

There is also Shin Akuma, boss Akuma (you can't choose him which sucks!)

Stronger, faster, ultras come out much quicker.......you need 2 perfect and do not drop any rounds to play him in arcade mode.

Yeah I read about that.

Also I think Shin Gouken is in the game too...

But have you ever played Street Fighter Zero (Alpha) 2 on PS1?

Shin Akuma (Gouki) is in that.

From memory you have to push Start or Select about 5 times when Akuma is highlighted and he will change costume colour (Purple)

From what you mentioned about him is all correct + he can perform 2 air fire balls.

Also Evil Ryu can be selected in SF Zero 2.

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IOWNU Grand Master

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Playing the game some more, have come to realise:

Dudley overrated, once his tactics are worked out, he is easy to tie down, so he needs his high damage output just to remain competitive.

Akuma/Ryu still up there, Sagat is crap. Rufus is better too, so is Chun Li.

Guile is amazing, they made him so much better. Awesome character to just turtle with and frustrate others.

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Marco-R34GTT Grand Master

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Just traded in SF4 for SSF4, got both SSF4 and Assassin's Creed II both from JB's and both for $49, got $24 back for SS4!!!! Farken laughing! Yeeeoowwwww!!!

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