Super Street Fighter IV Critic Reviews

Street Fighter IV 3D is an excellent fighting game that packs a reasonable challenge in one-player mode, but truly excels in multiplayer mode, where its lag-free fighting is surprisingly effective and fun.

This is a full-featured port on a new platform, and it is without question the best portable fighting game ever released.

If you've got a 3DS and like good games, this one is a no-brainer. Get it. Love it. Fight me. Go on, I dare ya.

While much of the content is lifted directly from the console version, 3D visuals, new control schemes, and a deep Street Pass mode make this the ultimate version of Super Street Fighter IV.

Easily the best fighter game on a Nintendo handheld and a must for fans of the series.

It's so damn near identical to the home console versions that it's almost worth checking out just to see how close Capcom managed to get. It also helps that it's immensely playable, with a working online mode that can quickly match you up with other players worldwide, with little to no lag to boot.

The funny thing is, it isn't even the 3D effect that makes this game so awesome, it's everything else.

Even though the 3D can be frustrating at times, it does add a new element to one of the best fighter franchises in the world

A complete game. Super Street Fighter IV is one of the best fighting games around, and players owe it to themselves to give it a shot.

Capcom has somehow been able to miraculously squeeze every bit of bone-crushing fighting action onto the portable screen of the 3DS and still managed to toss in a staggering number of added features and options to go along with it. Even losing a few frames of character and background animations is a small price to pay for the stunning 3D visuals.

An impressive, feature-complete and more accessible portable edition of this generation's greatest fighter.

As good as any portable Street Fighter game can be. The touchscreen implementation, in fact, makes it a little better than that baseline, by adding an exclusive input method that actually works. It's no replacement for a genuine arcade button layout -- and you'll never forget that for a minute -- but it's a unique, and differently effective, way to interact with the game.

Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition is a complete package that features all the content of past Street Fighter IV titles and more.

A great adaptation of the classic arcade game, with almost all the features of the home version, great graphics and good 3D effect.

It might not gain anything from being on the 3DS, but the mere fact that Capcom's fighter also loses nothing is a hugely impressive achievement.

Super Street Fighter IV 3DS reveals itself as a true Top Player in Nintendo's newborn portable. Awesome visuals, incredibly well-adapted controls for newcomers and hardcore gamers, solid online gaming and a good 3D experiencie. Go for it, go for broke!

Pure classic Street Fighter with some brilliant modern day additions.

A near perfect conversion of a fan favourite entry in the long-running Street Fighter franchise.

For single player matches the 3DS version is even better than its console counterpart, and the online fuctionality is impressingly solid. And despite all the similarities with its older brother the combo shortcuts, accessibility and Street Pass makes this a perfect choice for a dose of Street Fighter. And the 3D is an excellent bonus in itself.

While the tiny screen and the sometimes cramped controls may keep it from being tournament ready, Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition easily one of the best titles the 3DS launch has to offer.