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	Street Fighter III at AllExperts
		Street Fighter III is a fighting game produced by Capcom, released in 1997 on Capcom's CPS-3 hardware, which is a continuation of the famous Street Fighter series.
		A sequel to Street Fighter II was in high demand, due to the popularity of the second game.
		Street Fighter III: New Generation, or alternately, Three: A New Generation of Street Fighter (or simply Three as it was called on its marquee), was the true sequel to Street Fighter II, and retained the duo of Ken and Ryu which many fans of the series loved.
	en.allexperts.com /e/s/st/street_fighter_iii.htm (1192 words)

	Street Fighter (series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Street Fighter (commonly abbreviated SF) (ストリートファイター in Japan) is a popular series of fighting games in which the players pit combatants from around the world, each with his or her own special moves, against one another.
		Street Fighter II, released on Capcom's CPS-1 arcade board in 1991, was one of the most popular games of the early 1990s, shaping the direction of arcade games for nearly a decade to follow.
		Street Fighter III was not ported to a home system until December 1999 in Japan and early 2000 in the U.S. when it was released in a double pack with its follow-up SFIII: 2nd Impact for the Dreamcast.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Street_Fighter (7828 words)

	Street Fighter III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Street Fighter III: New Generation is a fighting game produced by Capcom, released in 1997 on Capcom's CPS-3 hardware, which is a continuation of the famous Street Fighter series.
		A sequel to Street Fighter II was in high demand, due to the popularity of the second game.
		Street Fighter III: New Generation, or alternately, Three: A New Generation of Street Fighter (or simply Three as it was called on its marquee), was the true sequel to Street Fighter II, and retained the duo of Ken and Ryu which many fans of the series loved.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/3rd_Strike (1291 words)

	Dreamcast@Planetweb: Guru Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Street Fighter has been a popular title with gamers ever since the first title was released years ago.
		Street Fighter has made a name for itself in the gaming world because of its fierce fighting style and combo-filled arsenal.
		With Street Fighter titles, most gamers expect to see some improvements each time a new one is released, but simply expanding the number of characters is not sufficient.
	dreamcast.planetweb.com /gamers/gurureview.html?game=streetfight3rd (786 words)

	The Adrenaline Vault Review of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike is the follow-up to Double Impact, which included two separate ports from the arcade.
		There are still some problems in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, though, as the fighters continue to stand out from the somewhat flat backgrounds and things look a touch aliased whenever the camera zooms in for a close-up during a special move.
		Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike is more than another step in the Street Fighter series; it's the current pinnacle of 2D fighting design.
	www.avault.com /consoles/reviews/sdc/print_review.asp?game=sf3ts (2325 words)

	Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (PlayStation 2) Reviews. PlayStation 2 Games Reviews by CNET.
		Street Fighter II itself saw several substantial upgrades over the years, which added new characters and new moves for the returning fighters, but the core gameplay never changed, and it didn't have to--it's timeless.
		Street Fighter Anniversary Collection doesn't do much to flaunt the Street Fighter series, but there's still some excellent gameplay to be found here.
		Hardcore Street Fighter II players know that some dramatic changes were made to the game's characters from one year's version to the next--mostly in an effort to balance out the various fighters' strengths and weaknesses, but also to further differentiate each respective character.
	reviews.cnet.com /Street_Fighter_Anniversary_Collection_PlayStation_2/4505-9581_7-30984205.html (1912 words)

	Street Fighter III- 3rd Strike Review for Dreamcast - Gaming Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		When I got the Dreamcast version of Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike and started playing it, I realized that a good number of Capcom’s big moneymakers didn't really start earning their keep until their respective third iteration.
		The rest of the line-up are fighters who are a pretty creative mix of character 'types' you've seen in the pas!!!t.
		However, the point here is not to point out what's so nice about Street Fighter III in general, but what exactly 3rd Strike has to offer that the first two incarnations (known collectively as Double Impact) don't.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=dreamcast&game=sf3_3 (855 words)

	MAWS - showing resource: sfiii (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Street Fighter III - New Generation (c) 02/1997 Capcom.
		Sean was originally supposed to be the only Ansatsuken fighter in the game, Ken and Ryu were added in later by the demand of SF fans.
		The enigmatic hoax character Shen Long was revived in Street Fighter III after an issue of EGM that gave an incomplete strategy describing how to face him, and some doctored screenshots that show Shen Long as an altered Ken or Ryu character model firing multiple hadou waves.
	www.mameworld.net /maws/romset/sfiii (283 words)

	Street Fighter III: The New Generation (Arcade) Review - SNK - Capcom dot com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		When Street Fighter 3 was announce to the world, fans were crying tears of joy as they thought this day would never come.
		The controls are superb with Capcom staying with the famous six buttons of punches/kicks that been the staple of Street Fighter games since it was born.
		We see that some of them have traits and moves from the cast of Street Fighter 2, but they original enough to be a different person.
	www.snk-capcom.com /forums/showthread.php?t=11222 (1380 words)

	Street Fighter III: Double Impact Ending/Quote FAQ - IGN FAQs
		Street Fighter III: Second Impact General notes Akuma/Shin Akuma Alex Dudley Elena Gill Hugo Ibuki Ken Necro Oro Ryu Sean Urien Yang Yun IV.
		Street Fighter III: Double Impact, Street Fighter III: New Generation, and Street Fighter III: Second Impact - Giant Attack are registered trademarks of Capcom.
		I admit that I envy you, but your path as a fighter may be a troubled one." vs.
	faqs.ign.com /articles/385/385558p1.html (13408 words)

	Street Fighters Cavern
		Street Fighter Three Page : There are Art Gallery, characters Faqs and some other type of Faqs.
		Street Fighter Three : A Street Fighter Three Players guide with basic moves, faq and some theory on each character.
		Street Fighter III : As you can see from the title, this is mainly a SFIII page, which got some moves on characters and also something about MSHvsSF.
	www.geocities.com /TimesSquare/Alley/2301/SF.htm (2221 words)

	Hyper Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III to be bundled for U.S. - SNK - Capcom dot com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Hyper Street Fighter II and Street Fighter III to be bundled for U.S. According to this website, it will be a bundle pack for the PS2 (minus the anime most likely) just like SNK made a bundle pack for The King of Fighters 2000 and 2001...
		Hyper Street Fighter II is already confirmed for release in Europe this May, set for release at an irresistible budget price of £19.99 with the full 1994 anime movie: Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie thrown in for free.
		Hyper Street Fighter II is the anniversary compilation of the genre-defining, still-as-good-as-ever, fighting franchise that started the combo-obsessed beat-'em-up craze as we know it today.
	www.snk-capcom.com /forums/showthread.php?t=6129 (776 words)

	Street Fighter III- Double Impact Review for Dreamcast - Gaming Age (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		It was an instant success in arcades that spawned new updates of which Super Street Fighter II Turbo is considered to be the pinnacle of Street Fighter perfection to some gamers.
		Now, we have the third installment of the Street Fighter series released in the US for the first time with not just the original version, New Generation, but the updated Second Impact as well in one little package aptly titled Double Impact.
		Given the lack of interest in Street Fighter III: New Generation when it first hit the US arcades most fans won't see the point of selecting it from the opening menu when you have the highly improved Second Impact directly next to it.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=dreamcast&game=sf3_12 (829 words)

	Capcom: Street Fighter Anniversary Collection for Xbox (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Street Fighter® Anniversary Collection brings you the best of the best for the Xbox® video game system from Microsoft.
		Hyper Street Fighter® allows you to mix and match characters from different games to create your own extreme dream matches.
		STREET FIGHTER is a registered trademark of Capcom U.S.A., Inc. CAPCOM and the CAPCOM LOGO are registered trademarks of Capcom Co., Ltd. Microsoft, Xbox, Xbox Live, the Live logo, and the Xbox logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries and are used under license from Microsoft.
	www.capcom.com /xpml/game.xpml?gameid=750084 (357 words)

	gameassault.com - Street Fighter III: Double Impact Review
		The most ironic thing about Street Fighter III is that it really is the proper sequel to Street Fighter II in ways that the Alpha and Vs. spin-offs never will be.
		Unfortunately for Capcom, this game comes to the Dreamcast so long after Street Fighter III hit the Super Nintendo that most of these features are no longer what players are looking for in a fighter.
		Pressing forward before the second of impact is counter-intuitive to years of training in Capcom fighters, but the parry technique, when mastered, increases the depth of the fighting engine by leaps and bounds, removing much of the predictable nature of many fights and giving players great reason to really put time into the game.
	www.game-assault.com /reviews/sf3direview.shtml (1279 words)

	Street Fighter III: Third Strike (drm: 2000): Reviews
		Although it doesn't have the insane special moves or high character count of "Marvel vs Capcom 2," it does offer a tight gameplay engine for skilled fighters, and wonderfully smooth graphics to complete the package.
		Truly an engaging fighter, that is easily worthy of just about anyone's private collection...
		Third Strike comes out marginally better than the previous "Street Fighter III Double Impact" only because of the additional characters, but viewed as a whole is still lacking inspiration and ingenuity.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/drm/streetfighter3thirdstrike (448 words)

	Street Fighter III: New Generation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		General: Street Fighter III was long awaited by fans of the series, and the final result was breathtaking, as everyone hoped...
		Ryu and Ken return, with a brand new cast of characters, and in several cases, characters that take the place of former Street Fighters...
		Comment: Finally, the "true" sequel to Street Fighter 2, and this version was certainly an excellent new start for the series...
	www.fightersgeneration.com /fightgen/games/sf3.html (234 words)

	G4 - Feature - Street Fighter Anniversary Collection Review
		Street Fighter II wasn’t the first attempt at a truly deep 2D fighting game (SNK’s World Heroes and, the arguably better Fatal Fury 2 were neck-and-neck with Capcom), but Capcom’s more mainstream approach and success in arcades created a revolution in fighting games.
		This means you can have the Super Street Fighter II version of Chun Li (still probably the greatest fighting female in gaming) versus the original Street Fighter II Ryu, along with an incredible amount of other fights that would have created the ultimate dream match mayhem in 1994.
		While the Street Fighter III line came out at the tail end of the 2D fighting craze, and was mostly overlooked, the third time was a charm for this new line of fighters.
	www.g4tv.com /xplay/features/49846/Street_Fighter_Anniversary_Collection_Review.html (852 words)

	Street Fighter 3: Double Impact Review
		When Street Fighter II was originally released, it established two rules that every great fighter since has followed.
		For longtime Street Fighter fans, the biggest offense is that all of the classic characters except for Ryu and Ken have been removed.
		Street Fighter III is fairly old by now, yet it still has some of the best sprite animations I’ve ever seen in a 2d game.
	justice.loyola.edu /~cmwolfe/doubleimpactrev.html (1971 words)

	Street Fighter Anniversary Collection Review - GamersMark
		Street Fighter is without question the most recognizable name in the industry when it comes to fighting games.
		Street Fighter's presence is so strongly felt within the industry that even to this very day, many, including yours truly, considers any version of Street Fighter II to be the greatest fighting game in existence, in any dimension.
		When Street Fighter III: Double Impact was first seen in arcades, and then on home consoles with the SEGA Dreamcast, it was commended for its excellent level of animation thanks to the use of Capcom's CPS-III arcade board.
	www.gamersmark.com /reviews/view/438 (2156 words)

	Street Fighter III Double Impact
		Street Fighter Alpha 3 offers thirty-three characters, almost three times what Double impact offers, and it has vastly superior game modes, and multiple fighting styles to choose from.
		The imminent Street Fighter III: Third Strike will contain the Double Impact lineup as well as several new characters, and will likely have an expanded selection of modes to play in.
		While it’s true that Street Fighter fans will undoubtedly enjoy Double Impact for its graphics and classic style of dueling, it’s also true that even the most die hard of 2D fighting fans will be hard pressed to buy every fighting game on the market.
	www.gamesfirst.com /reviews/jluther/sf3di/sf3_double_impact.htm (771 words)

	Craig's Humble Abode · Chav free since 1899.
		After a number of years, and plenty of spin-offs to Street Fighter II, Capcom finally caved in and decided to make a true, full on sequel to the much loved classic fighter.
		But that doesn’t mean it isn’t Street Fighter, in every new fighter you are reminded of those golden oldies.
		But Street Fighter III Third Strike brings it home in fine style, taking it back to a no nonsense highly tactical affair and it is all the better for it.
	www.freewebs.com /caigy/streetfighteriii.htm (937 words)

	Street Fighter Anniversary Collection - Plugged Games - SuperStreet Magazine
		Street Fighter's mega-success not only launched a number of sequel titles, but most importantly, it rocketed gaming into a whole new stratosphere.
		Hyper Street Fighter II is a unique compilation that allows players to choose a host of characters taken from five different games in the Street Fighter series: Street Fighter II, Street Fighter II Championship Edition, Street Fighter II Hyper Fighting, Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo.
		The characters in Street Fighter III:3rd Strike are much more advanced and defined, and each of the playable characters possess their own special abilities, including the Super Arts Move where players get to pick a special super-move for their character to use in battle.
	www.superstreetonline.com /plugged/games/130_0409_street_fighter_anniversary_collection (627 words)

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