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Ultra Street Fighter IV
Ultra Street Fighter IV finally has a release date. The latest version of Capcom’s classic fighter includes five new characters and six new stages.
With the addition of Elena, Hugo, Poison, Rolento, and Decapre, the total fighter count is now 44. Pre-orders will come with a costume pack for the new fighters, also.
Capcom says that this is the most balanced entry in the Street Fighter series, with retuned gameplay and new modes. Those that own Super Street Fighter or Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition will be able to upgrade for $14.99 (handy for Xbox Live Gold members getting the latter next month as part of their membership).
A full version will be available digitally on PC ($29.99) and PS3 ($39.99). Retail copies for Xbox 360 and PS3 will be available for $39.99. Anyone who purchases the digital or retail full versions will also get every costume released to date.
PS3 and Xbox 360 players will be getting the title on June 2 and 3 respectively. PC players will need to wait until August 8. For more, check out two recent gameplay videos.
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