People who are not familiar with the world of Street Fighter could easily find that they become lost.ĭespite a small number of new features, it feels like something is seriously missing from Street Fighter Mugen. This is probably just as well, because there are no instructions or tutorial to speak of. That is pretty much all there is to it and there are not really any new surprises in store for experienced gamers.Īlthough this game features some fancy new window dressing, there is no escaping the fact that it is rather similar to the other Street Fighter games in both concept and game play. Of course, the format is the same as in the other Street Fighter games and players simply pick their character and an opponent and go to work on taking them down. Unfortunately, because this often happens accidentally, figuring out how you made the magic happen and creating the same effect later in the battle will not be easy. At first, players may find that they have to randomly push buttons until they get the result they want.
However, figuring out the special moves is no walk in the park. Although the learning curve can be a bit steep at first, experienced gamers should not have too much trouble figuring things out. The game locations are more detailed than ever before and there is a new series of special moves for players to learn and put into practice. Is this just another variation on a theme, or does Street Fighter Mugen offer gamers something new and different? Read on to find out.įrom the moment it loads, Street Fighter Mugen explodes onto the screen with its cool graphics and cast of vicious looking characters. While the first few games were praised for their originality, those days are long passed. Due to the franchise's popularity, nearly every character in Street Fighter has been created in M.U.G.E.N in some form.As the name suggests, Street Fighter Mugen is yet another addition to the popular Street Fighter series of games. Street Fighter has been cited as a direct influence for the M.U.G.E.N engine by Elecbyte, thanks to an unofficial PC port of Street Fighter II known as SFIBM. Street Fighter, and particularly Street Fighter II, is credited with popularizing and codifying many elements of the fighting game genre, including mechanics such as a six-button layout, the original Shoto Clone characters in the form of Ryu and Ken, combos, and cancelling moves. The series has also crossed over with other Capcom series as well as SNK, Marvel, Namco, and Tatsunoko characters. The series has spawned 5 main titles (with a sixth currently in developement), along with several remakes and updated versions of previous games. Starting with 1987's Street Fighter, the series grew in popularity exponentially following the release of 1991's Street Fighter II: The World Warrior. Street Fighter is a fighting game series created by Capcom.
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