Quote:Fighting games on a handheld system tend to be a pretty flat affair for two reasons, one being an absolute lack of opponents while the other is more along the lines of a nonexistant learning curve. Players need to feel a certain degree of challenge in a fighting game, be it simply playing against the computer or being able to fight another player. As technology has developed over time, we've seen titles that have pushed closer and closer to this goal, and so Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition is, as a result, a pretty ambitious title. How it looks on the handheld is really not as important as how it plays, and what level of technical depth can still exist on a portable system. So taking all that into consideration, it's fair enough to say that, on one hand, SSFIV: 3D is a brilliant success, though still holding a few issues of its own.