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Ultra Street Fighter IV
After today's Final Round Street Fighter IV tournament, Capcom showed trailer revealing the final member of the five new characters for the upcoming Ultra Street Fighter IV. Her name is Decapre.
Decapre is a member of The Dolls, a group of teenage girl soldiers who have been brainwashed to serve as M. Bison's bodyguards. Decapre is a Russian who is similar in appearance to Cammy. She is a charge character who doesn't have instant moves. She has made appearances in the comic before as well as non-playable cameos in previous games, but this is the first time she will be a playable fighter.
You can check out some Decapre screens and her trailer below, as well as some costumes that will be offered for those who pre-order the game.
Ultra Street Fighter IV adds new characters, stages, and mechanics to Street Fighter IV. It will receive a retail release, but it will also be available as a DLC update for Street Fighter IV for $14.99.
For more Ultra Street Fighter IV videos highlighting some new mechanics and other characters, head here. The game (or DLC, depending on how you choose to buy) should be available before July.
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