The debate over the golden era of fighting games is ongoing. Was it the '90s with classics like Street Fighter III? The 2000s with the rise of Guilty Gear? Or perhaps the 2020s with the dominance of games like Tekken? Regardless of when it was, there's little doubt that Street Fighter IV played a pivotal role in revitalizing the genre.
Thanks to Netflix Games, fans can now dive back into the action with Street Fighter IV: Championship Edition. This version boasts a roster of over 30 fighters and 12 iconic stages. Whether you're a fan of the classic duo Ryu and Ken, returning characters like Elena and Dudley from Third Strike, or newer additions like C. Viper and Juri Han, there's something for everyone.
The best part? Accessing this game is as simple as having a regular Netflix subscription. Enjoy both online multiplayer and offline solo play, and rest assured, controller support is available (though not for the menu—sorry, fight-stick enthusiasts, no word on support yet).
My time is nowStreet Fighter IV is brimming with content. From arcade mode for each character to adjustable difficulty settings that help you hone your skills, there's plenty to keep you engaged. But be warned: if you're new to fighting games, the community has had years to perfect their techniques.
For newcomers, the game offers adjustable difficulty and a comprehensive set of tutorials to help you master the art of fighting. Is Street Fighter IV your entry point into the world of fighting games? If so, mobile gaming is the perfect platform to start. Don't take our word for it—check out our ranking of the top 25 best fighting games for iOS and Android for more high-octane, fist-to-face action.
