I can just imagine being a kid in 1993 that has spent hours with Ryu, Ken and the rest of the gang from Street Fighter 2, suddenly being faced with a game that promises to skip over a whole sequel. However, he must have liked money and facing legal charges for copyright infringement, because he chose to name his game Street Fighter IV, despite Street Fighter III not existing until several years later. The system didn't have the input speed or graphic capabilities for something as complex as a fighting game. Mr Gouder must have known that making a fighting game for the NES was a bad idea. They put the name on the character select screen just to fuck with you. I meant Gouder Co,'s 1993 Bootleg Street Fighter 4 for the NES. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Wait, you thought I meant THE Street Fighter IV made by Capcom in 2009? Silly me! I should have been more specific. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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