Netflix's Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition on Android Matches Console Quality

Netflix has just unleashed the iconic arcade fighting game, Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition, onto Android devices. It's astonishing to witness a game that has been around for nearly four decades still delivering powerful punches in a refreshed form.

Netflix’s Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition Has More Fighters and More Polish

Capcom has gone all out with Netflix Games, offering a roster of over 30 fighters. You'll find beloved characters like Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, and Guile. The nostalgia is real when you see classics like Blanka, M. Bison, E. Honda, and Vega. But it's not just about the old guard; newer fighters like Juri, Poison, Dudley, and Evil Ryu also make their presence felt. And for those who cherish the lesser-known characters, Rose and Guy are also part of the lineup in Netflix’s Street Fighter IV: Champion Edition.

The game provides a variety of ways to fight. Whether you prefer solo play, you can engage in Arcade mode or test your endurance in Survival mode. For those aiming to master complex moves, Training and Challenge modes are perfect for honing your skills. And if you're ready for real competition, jump into online multiplayer to challenge players worldwide.

Take a look at the latest trailer here.

You Can Try It Out if You Have a Netflix Subscription

To dive into the action, you'll need a Netflix subscription, as the game is exclusively available through their service. The mobile version offers customizable controls, allowing you to adjust button sizes, reposition elements, and even tweak transparency to match your playing style. While you can use a controller, remember it's only supported during fights and not in the menus. The graphics are crisp in high resolution and optimized for widescreen displays. Check it out on the Google Play Store.

Before you go, don't miss our upcoming coverage on the new mobile trailer for 9th Dawn Remake before its Android release.