Capcom is bringing Street Fighter IV to the masses ahead of its console launch. The game will be showcased in its original, old-school arcade form at a handful of retailers up and down the country.
The majority of the locations are GameStations, with Oxford Street's HMV getting a look-in. You can see the locations and dates below.
Capcom also noted that gamers could "potentially win some exclusive Street Fighter IV merchandise".
It was also stated that the tour will continue after release and further dates will be announced.
The game is set for console release on February 20th. You can read more on Street Fighter IV in SPOnG's recent preview.
29th January – 1st of February
Edinburgh’s Gamestation on Princes Street (EH2 4AH)
5th February – 8th February
Sheffield’s Gamestation in Meadowhall Shopping Centre (S9 1ER)
19th February – 22nd February
London’s HMV in Oxford St
26th February – 1st March
Birmingham’s Gamestation on New St (B2 4NS)
5th March – 8th March
Hull’s Gamestation in Prospect Centre (HU2 8PW)
The majority of the locations are GameStations, with Oxford Street's HMV getting a look-in. You can see the locations and dates below.
Capcom also noted that gamers could "potentially win some exclusive Street Fighter IV merchandise".
It was also stated that the tour will continue after release and further dates will be announced.
The game is set for console release on February 20th. You can read more on Street Fighter IV in SPOnG's recent preview.
29th January – 1st of February
Edinburgh’s Gamestation on Princes Street (EH2 4AH)
5th February – 8th February
Sheffield’s Gamestation in Meadowhall Shopping Centre (S9 1ER)
19th February – 22nd February
London’s HMV in Oxford St
26th February – 1st March
Birmingham’s Gamestation on New St (B2 4NS)
5th March – 8th March
Hull’s Gamestation in Prospect Centre (HU2 8PW)
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SuperSaiyan4 29 Jan 2009 11:15
1/4
I bet you didn't think I notice but I have...How you keep on putting up PS3 versions of multi platform games...you trying to give Sony a helping hand with their latest news of 32% decrease in sales which was reported over at MCV?
Cynic22441 29 Jan 2009 12:11
2/4
Oh dear - how much more street fighter cr@p will they be shovelling on? It's just a frickin fighting game. Not like there's any depth to the damn thing. Compare / contrast with Fallout, Fable, Little Big Planet, Gears of War, Resistance, etc.
Yes, it might work quite well as far as these things go. But think about how much effort went into any of those other titles, and how much you get back from playing them. Great story, stunning visuals, and a sense of achievement way beyond "look I got a super combo hit on that muscly bloke with my delicate manga girl".
Yes, it might work quite well as far as these things go. But think about how much effort went into any of those other titles, and how much you get back from playing them. Great story, stunning visuals, and a sense of achievement way beyond "look I got a super combo hit on that muscly bloke with my delicate manga girl".
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SuperSaiyan4 29 Jan 2009 16:37
3/4
You must be one of those haters that doesn't like gaming or doesnt understand what they are about *rolls eyes*
Cynic22441 2 Feb 2009 13:41
4/4
Hehe! No, actually I quite like a bit of Tekken or whatever. I just don't get the wild-eyed fascination that some appear to have - or that Capcom try to engender or suggest might exist.
But mainly I can't fathom the disparity (to my mind). Fable 2 is frickin awesome - many hours of fabulous, beautiful gaming. Molyneux needs a knighthood. Little Big Planet - amazing, and offshoots from Molyneux. Far Cry - deep, involving gameplay but plenty of action too. I could go on.
Fighting games. Um. Not that deep.
But mainly I can't fathom the disparity (to my mind). Fable 2 is frickin awesome - many hours of fabulous, beautiful gaming. Molyneux needs a knighthood. Little Big Planet - amazing, and offshoots from Molyneux. Far Cry - deep, involving gameplay but plenty of action too. I could go on.
Fighting games. Um. Not that deep.