We multiply two playable characters into eight soon. But it's the game that came after it that reshaped history. However you feel about this game, it is a part of the series' history. We're getting cybernetic ninja in this universe, if we assume that the Strider clan will eventually exist, so whatever crazy shenanigans Kevin Straker gets into could happen. I don't know what this game is about or if it's still meant to be one of the chronological pitstops of the Street Fighter universe. Capcom still remembers it, even including Kevin as his own separate character in the 2016 Shadaloo C.R.I. Don't let this game's obscurity fool you, though. The localization also implied Ken was the champion of the tournament held in SFI, so that obviously led to some problems down the line. As a result of localization, Kevin was turned into an older Ken and given a new backstory and a newly renamed (though no less treacherous) partner. One goes in a gi with no shoes, the other's armored up. Above on the right, we have Kevin Straker, a cyborg cop who's taking down an evil virus while trying to discover the mystery of his dead partner. And Ken will avenge his friend's death if it is the last thing he does."Ībove on the left, we have Ken Masters, U.S.-residing karate practitioner of Japanese descent. Only the skills of a Street Fighter can pass this gauntlet and destroy the evil fiend responsible. In large doses, it comes alive and takes over the body and mind of its host, turning them into violent, mindless supermen or, in some cases, superaliens. In small doses, it can give people the extra strength they need to remain alive. Every Frontier world the killer visited became quickly infested by Troy and Ken's remarkable Cyboplasm. It's been 25 years since Ken was king of the Street Fighter circuit, but that's nothing some good bionics can't fix.įortunately, the killer's path is pretty easy to trace. Someone had broken into their lab, stolen their invention, and left Troy as a mere puddle of jelly on the floor.
I'll have more than enough background characters from the actual game to make comments for. How much will you pull from it? - Only stuff pertaining to characters physically seen in SFV itself.
Probably won't have much to say about the first animated film, so my apologies in advance. And will you look at the TV/film/web material? - If they do something different with the wardrobe, then absolutely.The Versus games will likely be saved for another thread, Capcom's stable doesn't really change much visually when picking fights with other companies. SFEX and the Fighting Layer duology will be given mention as well. What about its sister series? - Yes, I will look into Final Fight, Rival Schools, and Saturday Night Slam Masters when applicable.This is a race to beat the clock before the (currently) upcoming entry hits store shelves.
I will hold off on discussing Street Fighter 6 until it's released, bare minimum. Will you cover all the games? - Every major fighting game with " Street Fighter" in the title, and whichever spin-offs can offer an alternative aesthetic apparel appeal.I'm considering just running through the Alpha games consecutively, due to costume reuse and general asset reuse between entries. For the sake of my sanity, I will probably play a bit faster and looser with how I handle chronology of releases. How are you going to talk about characters known for wearing the same stuff in most of their appearances? - We're about to find out.
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