Netflix's Street Fighter IV: Android Version Matches Console Quality

The iconic arcade fighting game, Street Fighter IV, has made a triumphant return on Android through Netflix's platform. It's astonishing to witness a game that's nearly four decades old continue to captivate with its revamped avatar. Netflix's Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition brings back the thrill of classic combat with a fresh twist.

Netflix’s Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition Has More Fighters and More Polish

Capcom has unleashed the full arsenal on Netflix Games, featuring over 30 fighters. Long-time favorites such as Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and Guile are back, and the nostalgia is palpable with the inclusion of classic characters like Blanka, M. Bison, E. Honda, and Vega. Additionally, newer additions like Juri, Poison, Dudley, and Evil Ryu bring a modern flair. Fans of lesser-known fighters will be pleased to see Rose and Guy included as well.

Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition offers diverse ways to engage in battle. For those preferring solo play, Arcade and Survival modes are available. If you're looking to master complex combos, Training and Challenge modes are there to help. And for those ready to test their skills against others, the online multiplayer allows you to face real opponents from around the globe.

Take a look at the latest trailer to get a glimpse of the action:

You Can Try It Out if You Have a Netflix Subscription

To dive into the action, you'll need a Netflix subscription. The virtual setup allows for personalized gameplay, enabling you to adjust button sizes, rearrange controls, and modify transparency to fit your style. While a controller can be used during fights, it won't function in the menus. The game boasts high-resolution graphics optimized for widescreen displays, making it a visual treat on your Android device. You can find it on the Google Play Store.

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