Customer Reviews

Street Fighter: The Movie

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Terrible movie, Terrible Game

Playing this game will actually make you vommit

At first,I thought this game would be great,but I was wrong.This
game is stupid!The characters move like puppets jerking around the arena.The game has non-fighting music unlike other games.No wonder it is no longer around!If you see that this game is the only fighter on the rental shelf,do not rent it unless you like being bored and sleeping in the middle of a game!
Ryan
January 26,2003

Make way folks, here comes the frisby of the future! That's all this game is really good for, and getting blisters on your thumbs and blaming it on chicken pox. It is based on the movie in every aspect, except you pick fights with people for ungodly reasons. Plus, we all know the success rate of that movie. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it's a failure by default. Controlling your character is about as easy as making a gerbal fight the Gulf War while singing the "Star Spangeled Banner" backwards. The graphics of this game are in need of a miracle and the quality of the gameplay is almost that of WWF Royal Rumble for Nintendo. Yet it is a Street Fighter game and serves its purpose, which is that Capcom should not rely on Van Damme to help them tip the Pizza Delivery guy. In terms of options and secret characters, the options leave much to be desired. Akuma is the only secret character I have found and he is the equivalent of Bruce Lee hooked on Liquid Plumber. No one in this game has the same super abilities or turbo fighting action you've come to expect from Street Fighter. You are given week moves and stupid combos that take 3 seconds to master and 1 second to block. The computer also has the ability to jump while in mid air, something a person can only do with Vega. I would know because Sagat killed me with that 90% of the time. All and all this is a challenging game that will give you ulsars and migraines for 3 weeks. I ill advise anyone to play this game in fear they will cut off their fingers and swear to silence so as to never buy such a malprogrammed piece of silicon again.

digitized graphics? what the heck does that mean? kids today take for granted the photo realistic images on computers and games, but it was revolutionary back in the day and we called it "digitized graphics".

Mortal Kombat was the first successful digitized game, and threw Street Fighter 2 off of the mountain (as king of fighting games). When the 32 bit playstation was launched, Capcom answered Midways Mortal Kombat with Street Fighter the Movie. The graphics were very good at the time and you could also play as Van-Damme (Guile in the Movie). Capcom also added super finishing moves to the game. The super finishers were not nearly as violent as mortal kombat, but they were a nice addition.

This certainly isnt the best Street Fighter game, but the ability to play as a digitized Jean Claude Van Damme is pretty sweet!

I just recently bought this game and was so excited to play it until i noticed that this game is different from the arcade version I remember playing.

I agree with the other reviewers. They did not incorporate the fighting engine from the other street fighter games. The moves are choppy and kinda retarded looking. The Arcade version had the street fighter real moves, and the configuration was the same as the recent street fighter games. I mean, what gives man?

I love the movie, but this game is kind of a disappointment to me.

You make the decision, but I think the moves and combos on this game suck and they are too out dated as far as martial arts is concerned.

Thanks for reading

did i just see street fighter the movie is actually a game for playstation. i just saw screenshots for it and it looks great. it looks like mortal kombat WOW, the video game industry is exploding with entertainment.