Em Dezembro um dos jogos de arcade mais influentes de sua época faz 20 anos. A “Luta Final” de 3 homens contra o crime e violência nas ruas de Metro City tinha inicio.

"Pode vir os 3!!!"

Por esse motivo a Capcom anunciou que este classico vai estar devolta nas redes do X Box e PS3. Diferente de Marvel v Capcom 2 e SSFIIHD, Final Fight não será remodelado para a nova geração mas no pacote, chamado de Final Fight: Double Impact, terá o jogo Magic Sword.

Ambos os jogos terão ranking de jogadores e co-op online e devem estar disponíveis em 2010.

Que venham mais 20 anos!!!

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Final Fight – Zuado com vários inimigos de outros jogos e especial!!!

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[GAME OVER]

Combien d’entre nous sont-ils déjà tombés sur ce message qui annonçait une fatalité ou la fin d’un jeu!?

Des millions!

Mais le monde du jeu vidéo à changé et devient trop facile…

Toutefois, de vrais gamers se rebellent (… ouais… comme dans Star Wars… xD)!!!

En effet, tout est devenu plus simple, plus (trop?) accessible et proposant souvent parfois moins de challenge! Beaucoup de développeurs ont diminués le niveau de difficulté de leurs jeux… Avant, on n’avait pas 90 vies et on ne passait pas un Super Mario en une traite!

Bien pour les casuals gamers, moins bien pour les vrais gamers des salles d’arcades et de consoles hardcores… (Neo Geo, NES, Pc Engine, …)

Heureusement, depuis quelques temps, et grâce à l’âme de vrais gamers qui se sont fait entendrent, le retrogaming revient sur le devant de la scène! Alors, on est à même à se demander “pourquoi”?

Manque d’imagination des développeurs? Besoin de revenir à des jeux qui n’utilisent que 2 ou 4 boutons? Ou juste de la nostalgie?

Pas facile de répondre à ça, car c’est peut-être tout à la fois en fait.

En effet, pour le moment, et grâce, notamment, à des alternatives comme le Xbox Live Arcade, le Playstation Store ou encore le WiiWare, le retrogaming fait parler de lui!

Bien sûr, [mode vieux crouton "ON"] les jeunos d’aujourd’hui trouvent ces jeux moches et sans intérêts!!! On ne jure plus que par la Wii et ses cours de cuisines… (cette phrase a été citée avec la voix d’Abraham Simpson…). Et donc, c’est pour cela que certains développeurs ont pondus des versions HD de leurs anciens hits… Bonne initiative, mais le soucis c’est que cette version est, la plupart du temps, “inferior” à la version originale! Je m’explique: prennons Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (puf… puf…). Les graphs sont en HD, ok, mais pour les joueurs de l’original, ce n’est plus du tout le même… Vitesse d’exécution des persos plus lente, graphismes en HD mais moins fouillés que les beaux pixels de la Super NES, combattants moins charismatiques, … Bref, décevant pour ceux qui l’attendait… Tout ça, c’est surtout pour attiré un plus large public. Cependant, d’autres jeux remis au goûts du jour comme Marvel VS Capcom 2 par exemple, et qui respect totalement l’oeuvre d’époque en ajoutant quelques améliorations comme le mode online, ont cartonnés bien plus, à l’étonnement de Capcom… Les seuls étonnés!?

Personnellement, ça me fait plaisir de revoir quand même certaines suites comme Punch Out, New Super Mario, Excite Bike et j’en passe… Car même si ce sont de nouveaux jeux, les développeurs s’arrangent pour garder le même esprit et taper quelques clins d’oeil à leurs ancêtres sur NES. Merci à Nintendo pour ça quand même… Car malgré certains jeux totalement pourris sur Wii et DS, soyons franc, les productions Nintendo, elles, restent fidèles à elles mêmes sauf pour leurs difficultés. Mario est devenu trop facile!!!

Par contre, Capcom nous a sorti un vrai bon jeu d’époque: Megaman 9! Et là, c’est du gros, du trèèès gros morceaux… La difficulté est énorme, les graphismes du 8-bits et ça se joue avec 2 boutons! Un vrai jeu NES sur consoles New-Gen! Et ça fait plaisir de revoir ça! Dommage que ça ne sort pas en support physique mais bon… Ne soyons pas trop gourmants! ^^

Ce qui est super aussi, ce sont les compiles sur PSP ou Ps2, le plus souvent (même si il y en a sur à peu près toutes les consoles), avec les hits de jeux Capcom, SNK, SEGA ou encore Namco! Ca nous fait revivre de bons moments avec, parfois, certains jeux qui deviennent introuvables même sur le net (ex: Street Fighter premier du nom). J’encourage des initiatives de ce genre!

Ce qui est sympa, c’est de voir que certains n’oublient pas les origines du jeux vidéo. On commence à retrouver du retrogaming un peu partout. On retrouve pas mal d’images “photoshopées’ avec des persos pixelisés dans un monde réel, on y retrouve des clips musicaux tout en 8-bits, des albums de chiptunes, des goodies, des expositions et musées comme ceux des gars de l’association Mo5.com, des retro-tests par beaucoup de sites ou même des membres sur Dailymotion (voir page Dailymotion: Retro-Gaming sur Otageek), des rétrospectives dans des magazines (IG mag) ou émissions (merci à Marcus surtout!), des collectionneurs (comme moi! ^^), des remakes sur iPhone ou encore sur les services en lignes des consoles nouvelles générations, des boutiques spécialisées en retrogaming, et j’en passe… Le jeu vidéo d’antan réinspire, si je puis dire, les joueurs et développeurs de maintenant!

En conclusion, j’ai envie de dire:

LE RETROGAMING N’EST PAS MORT!!!

…

Et c’est tant mieux! ^^

On en parle sur le forum Otaku Daisuki… Venez nombreux!

I don’t know how long it’s been since I blogged, a couple of months? Whatever. I’ve been really tired lately, for no reason too. Shit just hasn’t been working the way I wanted it to, so yea. I decided to take a break from fighting games for a while, need to calm my brain over this obsession, play some other stuff, and finish the backlog that I have. The recent weeks has been chill, life wise anyway. So I’m gonna try to keep it like that for a while.

*yawn*

Need more sleep apparently. Damn……

P.S. Super Street Fighter IV is getting more hype by the second. With the recent annoucement of Guy,Cody, and Adon, this is shaping up to be a worthy sequel to Vanillla Street Fighter IV and, in some cases, better.

P.P.S.: I do plan to write in this blog more. My good computer got a virus and basically doesn’t work anymore, so I wasn’t able to do much. But I still blog when I can, hopefully more now that I have a little bit of time on my hands.

P.P.P.S (yes, 3 P’s): Tekken 6 is awesome. End of story.

Como já postei na parte de notícias do blog a algum tempo atrás. A Capcom está produzindo uma nova versão de seu novo game da franquia Street Fighter.

Super Street Fighter IV trata-se de uma atualização de  Street Fighter IV, contendo novos personagens, equilibrando alguns personagens já existentes, adicionando novos cenários, modos de jogo e  personagens, além de marcar o retorno dos “bonus stages”.

Entre os novos personagens temos a dupla Guy e Cody , herois do antigão Final Fight e que também já apareceram na série Street Fighter Zero.  Além  deles temos Adon, discípulo de Sagat, também presente em Street Fighter Zero. Já com presença confirmada estão o grande índio mexicano T. Hawk, o sorridente kickboxer jamaicano Dee Jay e a estreante Juri.

Eu particularmente gostei da adição de Guy e Cody, pois eram bons de jogar em SF Zero, além de serem personagens legais. A Juri também parece ser uma boa personagem, enquanto acho Adon dispensável, pois com certeza haviam personagens mais interessantes e com mais carisma para serem aproveitados.

SSF IV chega as lojas no primeiro semestre de 2010 e será lançado para Playstation 3 e Xbox 360.

Rolam boatos inclusive no forum shoryuken.com que ainda entrariam no game Dudley, Makoto e Ibuki de Street Fighter III e mais 2 novos personagens. É esperar pra ver…

No mais, fiquem com o novo trailer:

http://ps3.ign.com/dor/objects/35905/super-street-fighter-iv/videos/superstreet4_trl_newfighter_112309.html

La siempre confiable y “renombrada” revista japonesa, Famitsu hoy nos ha revelado información nueva la cual tiene que ver con Super Street Figther IV del cual esperamos su salida por febrero o marzo. La información al respecto son unos scans bastante comprometedores donde conocemos a 3 nuevos peleadores: Cody, Guy y Adon seran los encargados de unirse a los ya anunciados T. Hawk, Juri y D. Jay.

Además otra pequeña imagen nos revela a otro personaje mas del cual no se puede asegurar su aparición pero se trata de Ibuki de SF3 como sabrán el tiene un kunai, que es el arma de Ibuki, si recuerdan SF3, ¿no? Como sea, estas adiciones se agradecen para los que no nos dejamos robar compramos el juego y el hecho de que todos los personajes estén disponibles desde el principio se agradece.
Con esto solo podemos decir que Capcom se precipito al sacar el juego y volver a vender una versión mejorada pro la cual bien pudimos esperar mas tiempo.
[Fuente: Joystiq]

Scotland’s very own Proper Games, developer of the brilliant Xbox Live Arcade title Flock! has today revealed that it is working on a revamped version of Capcom’s scrolling beat-em-up Final Fight for 2010.

The game will be available as a digital download via Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Store under the name Final Fight: Double Impact, which includes a glorious HD version of the original arcade smash, along with a second game, Capcom’s fantasy side-scroller Magic Sword.

So far no price has been revealed, but if you haven’t had a chance to play Final Fight before, I strongly recommend that you do when this tasty twin-pack lands next year.

A fistful of screenshots lie just below the jump…

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Poco a poco nos va llegando nueva información sobre la “versión extendida” del sensacional “Street Fighter IV”. La revista japonesa “Famitsu” ha publicado una serie de imágenes en las que se presentan 3 luchadores nuevos: Adón (el temible alumno de Sagat), Guy y Cody (los protagonistas del legendario “Final Fight”). En el caso de Cody desgraciadamente será igual que en “Street Fighter Alpha 3″ : un ex-presidiario (que poco creible resulta el giro a este personaje).

De momento parece que mis predicciones sobre la nueva plantilla de luchadores se van cumpliendo parcialmente (esperaba a Haggar en lugar de Guy). Lo que os puedo asegurar es que entre los próximos personajes que van a presentar seguro que, al menos,  un par de ellos procederán de “Street fighter III”.

La suma de 8 luchadores nuevos,  el aumento de modos de juego, el reajuste de personajes , las nuevas fases de bonus… todo apunta a que las mejoras serán suficientes para que “Super Street Fighter IV” sea tan exitoso como su antecesor, superando lo que era prácticamente insuperable. Lo podremos comprobar en la segunda mitad de 2010.

E viva a revista Famitsu e suas matérias que vazam na internet todas as semanas. Pois é a Capcom liberou mais 3 novos personagens em Super Street Fighter IV e são eles: Cody, Guy e Adon. Os três saíram diretamente do clássico Street Fighter Zero para a nova versão do game de luta da Capcom.  Confira as imagens e seja feliz!

Adon e Cody em Super Street Figthter IV

E Guy...

Believe it or not, Capcom has added Street Fighter Alpha’s very own Adon, Cody and Guy to the roster of their upcoming Super Street Fighter IV game. For more details, go to this link:

The Game Eye/ Super Street Fighter IV – Adon, Cody and Guy added to roster

CBR has an article about the upcoming Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors comic book miniseries by Udon.

Guy, Cody and Adon confirmed for Super Street Fighter IV, but is that Ibuki’s kunai on the top right of Guy’s scan?

source: iron jabberwock

por Ryunoken

Não era quem eu estava esperando, mas já vale pelo Guy! O ninja, seu amigo do Village People presidiário e o campeão chato de Muay Tay estão de volta as batalhas de Street Fighter (aliás, que nome simples é Street Fighter não?). Eu esperava que Dudley fosse anunciado, e eles chegam com três personagens de uma vez. Mas ainda faltam umas gostosas lutadoras aí. Cabe mais, Capcom, bem mais. Já que vamos ter que pagar, faça bem feito!

by Hydro033

What a game, what a game. It took me a good 4 months and a solid 30 hours of gameplay to tackle the beast that is Okami. Although only a port of the 2006 PS2 title of the same name, Okami for Wii still stands as a testament of a profound video game. Originally developed by Clover Studios for the PS2 in 2006, Okami made its way to the Wii in 2008 via Ready at Dawn after Clover Studios closed its doors shortly after the initial release for the PS2. The Capcom published game holds a special place in my heart for being one of my all time favorite games due to the stunning art direction, fantastic mythology, lovable characters, witty humor, engaging dialogue, beautiful music, and legendary story.

You are Amaterasu, the Shinto sun-goddess, and it is up to you to free the world of evil. Typical and yet not so much so.  The legend of Okami follows that a giant nine-headed hydra by the name of Orochi has escaped from his imprisonment. It is up to Amaterasu and a legendary swordsman, Susano, to defeat Orochi once and for all. The storyline is very in-depth, but let me just say a few things. Amaterasu is the sun-goddess, but she was formerly known as Shiranui, the white wolf of tales past. Shiranui was the first wolf incarnation of Amaterasu that, along with legendary swordsman Nagi, defeated Orochi. Well, Orochi is back and it is up to the second incarnation of Amaterasu (which is you) and the descendent of Nagi, which is Susano, to defeat Orochi for a second time. That is just the tip of the iceberg. The mythology and tale runs deep with this one. You’ll have to play it to find out, because I don’t want to spoil the tale, but keep in mind that Orochi is just the beginning.

Although it was released prior to The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Okami’s controllable protagonist is also wolf, but don’t think it ripped off Zelda. This game may in fact be better – it’s close. You are a wolf and you have control of a heavenly object called the Celestial Brush. It is a paintbrush of the gods. Now this may seem strange, but you’ll begin to love the concept and its uses. The player holds a button which pauses time and allow the character to draw with the brush of the screen. There are many different techniques that aid you in combat, puzzle solving, and navigation. For example, the techniques allow you to blow wind, slash enemies, ignite torches, climb walls, make bombs, etc. It is a very unique and interesting system. Of course each skill is unlocked as the game progress from Celestial Brush gods, which are inspired by the Chinese zodiac. Other than the brush, Amaterasu can equip a variety of primary and secondary weapons that she uses to slash at foes. Combat is limited to a circular arena (incredibly similar to Twilight Princess’s battles with the Shadow Beasts) and foes are not free-roaming. You only encounter foes if you run into an evil floating banner that spawns the enemies and traps you in a cylindrical battle field. It can be annoying. I avoided the banners as much as I could. I really wish he got up to full sprint a little quicker as well, but other than that, Okami is incredibly enjoyable.

The characters were hysterical, emotional, appalling, epic, and sagacious. The cast of characters was, by far, the most enjoyable aspect of this game. While Amaterasu is a mute wolf, she is accompanied throughout the entire game by a small Poncle called Issun. Now, Issun can be downright annoying sometimes, but trust me, you will absolutely love Issun by the end of the game. His main role is comic relief, but his character is very interesting, especially once his history begins to unfold. Susano is another hysterical character. Completely full of himself, Susano thinks he is the greatest warrior of all time. His ego is profound, but you will love Susano once he finally comes through. Waka was a strange character, I didn’t really understand why he did the things he did, but you’ll have to play to find out what I mean. I did like him as a character though. There are too many characters to list, but they are all fantastic and the dialogue is just superb. The interwoven Shinto and Chinese mythology really adds to the game world and gives it and incredible amount of substance.

Sometimes, I got lost in the substance that is Okami. Don’t take prolonged breaks while playing through this game. I took a two months off and I had no idea what to do or what was going on when I returned. Sometimes, the game leads you by the hand, but other times you’re left in the dark. It is sometimes very difficult to figure out what to do or where to go. Sometimes you know what to do, but you just don’t know how to do it or what triggers it, but this is a common flaw of adventure games. it must be hard to make it easy without giving it away.

The camera was, by far, the most annoying aspect of the game. I was constantly frustrated by the poor camera. I just want to fucking see what is up ahead of me or above me for crying out loud. It just will not allow you to manipulate it. The worst part is that you must have a clear view of something if you want to use your brush techniques on it properly. This becomes increasingly frustrating during boss battles or areas with time limits. It’s a pain in my balls and is the worst aspect of this game.

In conclusion, Okami is a must play for any adventure game fan. The beautiful sumi-e graphics were beyond breathtaking. The gameplay was varied and fresh. The story and characters were deep. This is one game that you should not pass up. It just one of those games that you must play before you die.

1/2 Chez, just because of the camera.

Nuevas scans muetran 3 nuevos peleadores que se unen a T.Hawk, D.Jay y Juri como nuevos personajes, siendo estos Adon, Guy & Cody; los recordamos por apariciones en el 1er SF y en la serie de Final Fight respectivamente, de igual forma en la serie SF Alpha.

Recuerden que el juego se espera para el 2010.

Desde Famitsu, se ha revelado que los luchadores Adon, Cody y Guy estarán presentes en la versión ”super” de Street Fighter IV. A mi, sinceramente no me atrae ninguno de estos personajes (Bueno, tal vez Guy un poco), pero habrá gente que verá sus sueños cumplidos con la aparición de alguno de ellos, los scans después del salto.

Denle clic para verlas en tamaño Caguama:

Como ven Buttoneros, ¿Les están dando ganas de comprarlo a aquellos que dijeron que no? ¿Que personajes mas creen que incluirá esta versión? ¿ Después de esto creen que veamos ULTRA SUPER Street Fighter IV? Como siempre, dejen sus tan esperados comentarios con todas sus opiniones.

Estos Scans directamente de la revista Famitsu nos revelan el aspecto de los nuevos personajes que aparecerán en este nuevo juego de Capcom, Super Street Fighter IV.

Guy, Cody y Adon se presentan y verlos en 3D es todo un hit, yo me sigo preguntando… ¿Valdrá la pena comprar este nuevo Street Fighter por los personajes que ahora van a incluir? O sea… Si se están llevando al baile gacho a los gamers porque estos personajes es obvio que ya estaban desarrollados desde hace mucho tiempo.

Pero de que hay fans hay fans y de que venderá, venderá como chingados no.

Fuente | ºanaitgames.comº

Add Sagat clone, Adon; and Final Fight’s Cody and Guy to the never ending list of fighters returning for Super Street Fighter IV. Is Capcom missing anyone else?

Hello again all you guys, girls, and ghouls! Good news for Street Fighter 4 fans! More characters have been announced. I’m gonna breakdown my likes and dislike of each character.

CODY - I loved Cody in SFA3, I loved his story and how it connected with the Final Fight game. So I’m happy he is in another Street Fighter game. Now with that said, I think they should have redesigned his prison outfit. It looks a bit too tight on him. It is one of those things where it looks good in 2-D but in 3-D looks awkward. I can only hope his fighting style stays the same in SSF4.

GUY – Again, loved Guy in the Alpha series and Final Fight. Happy that he is in the game with Cody cause I always thought they were a pair like Ken and Ryu. Nothing really to dislike. I hope he doesnt have a crappy 2nd outfit thou.

ADON - Adon is a character I loved to fight but not liked to play so much. I thought he is a good contrast to Sagat because Adon is a lot faster and looks like a tradition Thai fighter. However, originally his character was in the first SF game. Alpha was SF1.5 so I understand why they bring him back. In SSF4 I think he is out-of-place much like Gen.

(rumored)IBUKI - Finally!! A SF3 character! I couldn’t be any more happier. I loved the character and played as her in SF3 3rd Strike. It good and it may seem like there will be a rivalry between Guy and Ibuki which makes sense cause both are ninja’s. But Ibuki was like in high school in 3rd Strike right? So she would be like a kid in SF2…hmmm this makes me wonder if it is her or not. If it is Ill just take it for what it is and be happy a SF3 character is in SF4.

So according to my count thats 8 character which is what was announced before. I love Cody and Guy are back but not Thrilled for Adon while happy and puzzled that Ibuki was or might have been picked. One thing that bugs me more than anything in SF4 is the timeline.  I know it comes after SF2 but before SF3. However, If I remember my SF timeline corecttly before SF2 Adon, Gen, Gouken as well as others died. This is why SF3 only a few characters came back. Some SF2 characters must have died or retired so in story why would all SF2 characters come back? They all survived? Bison is still terrorizing the world ? Oh well, I will just accept the fact Ono-san and crew pissed all over the cannon of SF just to please pissy whinny fans.

Well, if that isn’t coincidence I don’t know what is. Just mere seconds after posting a blog about Capcom’s new Super Street Figher IV teaser image, I came across an actual reveal by Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu that confirms Guy, Cody and Adon as new characters for the 2010 update.

Check out the scans below the jump and colour me excited!

NICE!

Hmmmmmm!?!?!

Why the sly devils! Capcom really have become the hype masters with its drip-feeding of screenshots and information for forthcoming revamp Super Street Fighter IV. We already know that the updated game will include new fighters Juri, T.Hawk and Dee Jay, as well as a return of bonus rounds and the addition of two new ultra combos per character.

But what’s this? The latest tantalising screenshot shows Chun-Li being hammered by a focus attack on an all-new stage. Who does the stage belong to? Who is she fighting against? What does the statue of  a wrestler in the background signify?

If I was being sensational, I’d hazard a guess that this is the stage of R.Mika, the lady-wrestler from Street Fighter Alpha 3. Like Zangief, she’s Russian and in Alpha 3 she fights in a construction yard so this could be a valid guess.

Or, this could just be a new stage for Zangief, which is less newsworthy and less exciting.

What do you think? Let’s get speculating in the comment box!

The latest Famistu features screens of Adon, Cody and Guy in Super Street Fighter IV. All of them look great going from 2D to Street Fighter IV’s Art Style. Check out the scans after the break.