For Ryu, for example, that meant the Hadoken, Tatsumaki Senpukyaku, and the Shoryuken. Kenneth: We knew we wanted to have the most iconic attacks for each character.
Adding Guard Crush in Street Fighter V would certainly speed up the pace of matches featuring players who excel at utilizing footsie tactics, and would be another example of an old school Street Fighter element returning.Street Fighter characters have a familiar feel and fighting rhythms what was it like adapting these characters to Brawlhalla? What made Petra, Wu Shang, and Val the right characters for these Epic Crossovers? For those keeping score, that game took place before Street Fighter II in the timeline (whew!). Guard Crush was introduced in Street Fighter Alpha 3. This gamplay mechanic actually pre-dates Street Fighter III. Launchers, air juggles and ground attacks would add a whole new dimension to Street Fighter V’s gameplay.Ĭlose to the end of the trailer, Chun Li blocks a string of Ryu’s attacks until a fireball breaks her guard-complete with the sound of breaking glass-allowing Ryu to link into a combo. However, he has had juggle attacks in the past and a special kick move in Street Fighter III that could be used to juggle opponents at the end of his combos.
Ryu is not shown performing any launch attacks. She even concludes a combo with a ground attack that lifts Ryu into her Spinning Bird Kick, sending him through a breakable stage wall. Each time, Chun Li launches Ryu-once with a normal attack and once with a super move-and follows up with an air juggle.
At a glance, the Street Fighter V Chun Li bears a lot of resemblance to her Third Strike version.Ĭhun Li is seen juggling Ryu in mid-air with multi-kick attacks a couple of times in the trailer. Chun Li unleashes a variation of her Houyoku Sen attack-the very same Super Art Daigo made famous by parrying every hit in Evo Moment #37-and launches Ryu into the air, giving her the chance to continue her combo in mid-air. In one impressive combo, Chun Li finishes Ryu with a special move that looks quite similar to her Third Strike Super Art Tensei Ranka, a move where she spins in a circle and slams Ryu downwards with a final kick.Ī super combo demonstrated at the end of the trailer draws another parallel to Third Strike. The Street Fighter V version of Chun Li pummels Ryu with special moves that appear to have been adapted from her Third Strike move set. The version of Chun Li shown in the trailer harkens back to her Street Fighter III: Third Strike iteration, her only appearance in that particular sequel. He finishes out the trailer by charging a beefed up version of his signature fireball attack and shouting “Denjin hadouken!” That would indicate Street Fighter V is at the very least set around the time of Street Fighter III, and it's notable that this will be only the second Street Fighter game in which he's been able to pull the move off. Ryu lands a lightning infused fireball that knocks Chun Li backwards. In one of the more impressive features shown in the trailer, both Chun Li and Ryu can power-up, enhancing their attacks with water and lightning elements, respectively. Ryu supposedly wouldn’t have mastered this move by Street Fighter IV, since it takes place before Street Fighter III. In Street Fighter III, it was one of Ryu’s Super Arts. If you never played Third Strike, your introduction to the lightning-enhanced Denjin Hadouken was through Street Fighter IV’s Gouken, Ken and Ryu’s martial arts master. So why is this timeline important? Read on.
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