Street Fighter IV

Street Fighter IV sets the golden standard for iPhone fighters.

I love this game. CAPCOM spent a lot of time developing it and it shows. Street Fighter IV for the iPhone/iTouch is a complete, quality port of its console counterpart that will appeal to both hardcore veterans and newcomers.

Capcom manages to create a pocket version of its popular masterpiece that works astonishingly well: Street Fighter IV is the very epitome of a must buy!

At its core it is a lightweight port of the exceptional console title, so don't go expecting anything different if you've had your SF4 fill. On the other hand, it is amazing that such a game was ported to the AppStore in the first place and the simple fact that you can now bring Street Fighter 4 around in your pocket should be enough to sway many an eager button masher.

Street Fighter 4 is a must buy. Plain and simple. It offers everything a Street Fighter fan could want and more. With stunning visuals, sound, multiplayer, and the best d-pad/button controls I have seen, SF4 is worth every penny of its $10 price tag.

It's difficult to give this title a higher score and it doesn't deserve a low score either, there are things it does great, and others it doesn't. As a Street Fighter fan you may not care, but a fan or any person who considers themselves good will question the motives behind the title.

It's a bit of a surprise that this works as good as it does. The controls are as good as they can be on the Iphone and there's a lot of depth to the fighting experience.

Street Fighter IV is easily the best fighter on the iPhone right now. But more than that, it's just a great edition of Street Fighter. The controls work extremely well for a platform with no physical buttons. The stick is precise and responsive. And it looks fantastic. My biggest gripe is a lack of fighters or extra play modes.

Sure, the graphics were watered down, and there could've been more fighters and online play. But, as it stands, this is a commanding App that's worth its $9.99 price tag.

Wise to the ways of tight touch controls, Street Fighter IV knocks out impressive fighting without the features and modes of play to back it up.

Street Fighter IV on iPhone can still be considered a success, and Capcom really do deserve a medal for pulling it off. I thought it couldn't be done, and I'll happily admit I was wrong.