Posted AT 11:23 AM EDT on 15/02/08
New Street Fighter focuses on strategy, nostalgia
CHIBA, Japan — Lining up for an hour and a half is a long wait to pick a fight.
But for those in the arcade and gaming industry, the global unveiling of Street Fighter IV, the first new version of the classic fighting game in nearly eight years, was a chance not only to throw a few fireballs down memory lane but also to try out some new moves.
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