My favorite arcade game was always those Konan whatchamacallit fighting games. It was probably just because I would ALWAYS win and the only reason I won was because I just constantly pressed the 'kick' and 'punch' buttons waaayy faster than my opponent. But seriously...Street Fighter IV. I am speechless. No, I'm not. It's just pretty damn cool.
Here is a little snippet of a blog I found on www.g4tv.com.
"One of the fan favorites from the Super Street Fighter II era, Dee Jay has retained most of his moves and is a very powe "One of the fan favorites from the Super Street Fighter II era, Dee Jay has retained most of his moves and is a very powerful charge character. Playing a lot like Guile, but faster, Dee Jay is very versatile in both countering and rushdown. Unfortunately, he’s received a bit of a nerf according to Seth. In the current build, his EX Dread Kick crumples and can be chained with more EX Dread Kicks in a 1-frame link. It was also possible to chain these into his ultra combo. No longer! I can’t speak to his current state, but I will say that a lot of Balrog and Guile players might defect to Dee Jay. He’s very satisfying to play." character. Playing a lot like Guile, but faster, Dee Jay is very versatile in both countering and rushdown. Unfortunately, he’s received a bit of a nerf according to Seth. In the current build, his EX Dread Kick crumples and can be chained with more EX Dread Kicks in a 1-frame link. It was also possible to chain these into his ultra combo. No longer! I can’t speak to his current state, but I will say that a lot of Balrog and Guile players might defect to Dee Jay. He’s very satisfying to play."
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