Street Fighter IV Cheats & More Information!

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Bonus characters:

Successfully complete the indicated task to unlock the corresponding character. Note: To unlock all characters easier, set the difficulty to the easiest with one round.

Akuma (Gouki): After unlocking all characters except for Akuma, Gouken, and Seth, play Arcade mode with any character. Get at least two "Perfects" and two "Ultra Finishes" to fight Akuma after defeating Seth. Defeat Akuma to unlock him.

Cammy: Successfully complete Arcade mode with Crimson Viper.

Dan: Successfully complete Arcade mode with Sakura.

Fei Long: Successfully complete Arcade mode with Abel.

Gen: Successfully complete Arcade mode with Chun-Li.

Gouken: Unlock Akuma (Gouki), then play Arcade mode with any character, and get at least two "Perfects" and three "Ultra Finishes" to fight Gouken after defeating Seth. Defeat Gouken to unlock him.

Rose: Successfully complete Arcade mode with M. Bison.

Sakura: Successfully complete Arcade mode with Ryu.

Seth: Successfully complete Arcade mode with all other characters, including the bonus characters.



Achievements:

Accomplish the indicated achievement to get the corresponding number of Gamerscore points:

The World Warrior (20 points): Unlock all characters.
Color Guard (10 points): Unlock all Colors.
No Sweat (10 points): Unlock all Personal Actions.
Title Master (50 points): Collect all Titles.
Icon Master (50 points): Collect all Icons.
Special Move Master (10 points): Perform 100 Special Moves.
EX-cellent Master (20 points): Perform 100 EX Special Moves.
Super Combo Master (10 points): Perform 100 Super Combos.
Ultra Combo Master (10 points): Perform 100 Ultra Combos.
Focus Master (10 points): Perform 100 successful Focus Attacks.
Crowd Pleasing Master (10 points): Perform 10 Personal Actions.
Super Combo Champion (10 points): Perform 50 Super Combo finishes.
Ultra Combo Champion (10 points): Perform 50 Ultra Combo finishes.
Sunny Daze (40 points): Perform 365 flashy background finishes.
Simply Perfect (10 points): Achieve 10 Perfect victories.
Arcade Rat (20 points): Clear Arcade Mode with 1 character on Medium or higher difficulty.
Storied Reputation (30 points): Clear Arcade Mode with all characters on Medium or higher difficulty.
Save Your Quarters (30 points): Clear Arcade Mode without using a single continue on Medium or higher difficulty.
World Champion (30 points): Clear Arcade Mode on Hardest difficulty.
Legendary Champion (50 points): Defeat Gouken and clear Arcade Mode in Hardest difficulty.
Challenger (10 points): Clear a Challenge in Challenge Mode.
Challenge Expert (30 points): Clear all Challenges in Challenge Mode.
The Gold Standard (50 points): Earn gold medals in all challenges.
Rapid Fighter (10 points): Clear NORMAL Time Attack in Challenge Mode.
Speed King (20 points): Clear HARD Time Attack in Challenge Mode.
Tough Cookie (10 points): Clear NORMAL Survival in Challenge Mode.
Last Man Standing (20 points): Clear HARD Survival in Challenge Mode.
Technical Fighter (10 points): Clear NORMAL Trial in Challenge Mode.
No Challenge Too Hard (20 points): Clear HARD Trial in Challenge Mode.
All Dolled Up (10 points): Set your Title and Icon.
Medals Get! (30 points): Collect all Medal types.
Medal Collector (10 points): Collect 100 Medals.
Medal Hunter (10 points): Collect 500 Medals.
Medal Master (30 points): Collect 1,000 Medals.
Lobbyist (10 points): Create 10 multiplayer lobbies.
Taking On All Comers (10 points): Fight 10 opponents via fight requests.
The Road to Battle (10 points): Play 100 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
Hard Fought Battles (20 points): Play 200 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
Proof of Battle (20 points): Play 500 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
Way of the Fist (10 points): Win 5 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
The Journey Begins (20 points): Win 10 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
10 Years Too Early (20 points): Win 50 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
10 Years Too Late (50 points): Win 100 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked match or player match)
First Victory (20 points): Win 1 ranked match.
The Line Starts Here (20 points): Win 3 ranked matches in a row.
I Got Next! (30 points): Win 5 ranked matches in a row.
Playing To Win! (50 points): Win 10 ranked matches in a row.
Unbeatable Fist (0 points): Ruler of All.

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Street Fighter II really revolutionized the video game world, bringing the fighting game genre into the forefront. It was a hugely popular game in the arcades and it was a heck of a lot of fun playing on the old Super Nintendo. The same kind of excitement returned when Capcom launched Street Fighter IV on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Veterans of the Street Fighter franchise may already be familiar with most of the characters, but the tactics involved in Street Fighter IV open up a whole new can of worms. Do you know your stuff when it comes to focus attacks? How about EX moves and ultra combos? Are you getting schooled on Xbox Live and don’t know how to put up with yet another killer Sagat?

Look no further. We’ve got you covered with this Street Fighter IV strategy guide. You’ll be racking up those Battle Points and Grade Points in no time.

Chun-Li: Beware the Man Hands

Futurelooks Guide to Street Fighter IV Strategies

Although Chun-Li’s mammoth-sized hands look awfully impressive, it is with her well-known thunder thighs that you will be able to dish out the most damage. She has never been the most powerful combatant on the roster, but Chun-Li is one quick cookie. Her greatest strengths will be her quickness and agility. Use these to your advantage.

Many of her normal moves come out very quickly and have high priority in the game. For example, a simultaneous jump attack will usually go Chun-Li’s way. Further still, you can make use of her incredibly slow light punch Kikoken to close in the gap against projectile fighters like Ken and Ryu. Toss the slow Kikoken and follow it up with a quick jump kick or a quick jab into a throw.

Make good use of her Lightning Kick attack, especially after you do a crossover attack. This is when you jump into your opponent as to hit them from behind with a kick. Chun-Li does not have very good anti-air techniques, but the EX Spinning Bird Kick can send them across the screen. Also remember that Chun-Li’s Ultra can pass through fireballs and it quickly dashes across almost the entirety of the screen. Timing is key.

Blanka: Acting and Reacting

Futurelooks Guide to Street Fighter IV Strategies

Truth be told, Blanka has always been my favorite character, because I never had to learn any complex multi-move combos with this green beast from Brazil. Instead, it was about finding just the right times to counter your opponent’s attacks and coming forth on the aggressive at just the right moment. Since Blanka isn’t very heavy on the combos, you’ll find that the majority of your damage will be based on a series of single attacks.

Make use of all of his special moves. The Rolling Attack is great for accumulating small bits of damage, even when your opponent is blocking. A well-timed Backstep Roll can jump over most projectiles and the Vertical Roll is the perfect anti-air technique when you can trick your opponent into jumping. If you have someone that tends to hover over you when you are down, light them up with the Electric Thunder.

One of the greatest challenges that you will encounter is when you face off against projectile-heavy characters. As Blanka, you’ll need to find a way to get in closer with these types of players. The Amazon River run (down-toward + hard punch) slides under fireballs and sweeps them out.

Blanka’s Ultra is a great trick against players who aren’t as familiar with its tactics. You can catch players in mid-air, it’ll freeze players who get caught in mid-move, and it’ll hit players who are blocking low. Even if they block the whole time, you get some good “chip” damage.