#R MIKA STREET FIGHTER 4 SERIES#

The PCB is similar to Ka Sheng's other Game Boy Color releases and it was even released on a rumble cart.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Air Hadouken.Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Leap Kick.Gen - Gen uses Guy's icon on the select screen and R. Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Air Fireball.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Power Wave.

#R MIKA STREET FIGHTER 4 SERIES#

Gouki seems to be partially based on Terry Bogard from the Fatal Fury/King of Fighters series having his stance, Power Wave and his win pose. Gouki (Akuma) - Gouki appears to be Cody while fighting. Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Hishou Nichirin Zan.The character seems to be based on Geese Howard from the Fatal Fury/King of Fighters series using his stance, win pose and his Hishou Nichirin Zan. Guy uses Gen's icon on the select screen and Cody's icon in the HUD. Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Lariat?Ĭody / Guy - This character's design appears to be based on Guy.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Jumping Slash.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Rapid Slash.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Blanka Ball.Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Scissors Kick.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Slide Kick (This slides further than his Crouching Kick.).Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Hadouken (Psycho Shot?).Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Spinning Bird Kick.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Kikouken.Down, Down-Backward, Backward, B: Hurricane Kick.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Shoryuken.Down, Down-Forward, Forward, A: Hadouken.Ryu / Ken - Ken is merely a headswap of Ryu but appears to use Gouki's hair. For every fight, the game goes back and forth between two tracks: one from the first level of The Dragon and another is the boss theme from Contra Spirits, being based on the arrangement from Ei-How Yang's NES port of Contra Spirits. The title screen track is from the Game Boy Color version of Jurassic Boy 2. None of the music is from Street Fighter Zero 3 however, mainly consisting of tracks from Sachen or Sachen-related games. The stages are all from Street Fighter Zero 3 but resized down. There is no ending to the game once you beat it, you get your usual victory screen and the game resets. Once you choose your character, you fight through the rest of the roster out of the best two out of three rounds. On the select screen, there are what appear to be question mark icons but you can't access these and there's no way to unlock them. The palettes for most of the fighters don't match, resulting in characters such as Gouki being a red and yellow Cody and Vega being entirely blue. Some of the characters seem to be derived from King of Fighters characters: Gouki has animations based on Terry Bogard and Guy has some animations based on Geese Howard. The remaining cast use completely different movesets however and much of their sprites and animations don't match, some having the wrong icons and some others seem to be completely mixed up Cody is a clone of Guy, Gouki's (Akuma) sprites are based on Cody's and Ken's sprites are edits of Ryu's but with Gouki's hair. The returnees from Street Fighter II (with the exception of Ken) retain their move sets (Vega (M.Bison) gets a Hadouken instead of his Psycho Crusher) and their sprites seem to be based on the Game Boy port of Street Fighter II. Only thirteen characters out of the original twenty-eight are in this port and four of them are clones, making the roster only consist of nine unique characters. If you get hit in the air, you never recover mid-air and instead, lie down once you land. There also seems to be a brief invincibility period after you finish getting up from a knockdown where you can't be hit. Basic attacks appear to do chip damage to the opponent which is unusual for a Street Fighter game. Each character has about either two or three special moves, most of them being the same commands. You can also throw the opponent while holding forwards or backwards and pressing A. A is used for punches while B is used for kicks. As a port, Street Fighter Zero 4 cuts out the majority of mechanics from Street Fighter Zero 3 such as the Super Combo gauges, the -ism styles and the Guard Power gauge, making it much more similar to Street Fighter II in its gameplay.

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