| Street Fighter EX | |
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| Developer(s) | Arika |
| Publisher(s) | Capcom |
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| Genre(s) | Fighting |
| System(s) | Arcade |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Followed by | Street Fighter EX Plus |
| Series | Street Fighter |
| Twitch | Street Fighter EX Channel |
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Street Fighter EX is an arcade game developed by Arika and published by Capcom in 1996. It was the very first attempt at taking a popular two dimensional fighting game, and bring the concept to three dimensions. At the time of its release, games like Virtua Fighter and Tekken were starting to steal some of the popularity that traditional 2D fighters were enjoying because of their eye-popping visuals. So developer Arika decided to try bringing the popular cast of Street Fighter into a 3D world.
The result was met with mixed reviews, but one decision made by Arika helped the game succeed more than any other: the gameplay mechanics remained two-dimensional. While many 3D fighters allowed players to side step in and out of the background, and jumping took on a whole different meaning, Arika decided to leave the gameplay mechanics of Street Fighter II and Alpha alone, and only made the game visually three-dimensional. This meant that fans of the series could play the game instantly instead of having to learn a whole new system.
Arika did make some small changes, such as Guard Breaks and Super Cancels, but the game definitely plays like many of the Street Fighter Alpha games. EX also stars a cast that is half popular Street Fighter II characters, and half new and original designs. They managed to keep that ratio of old and new throughout the various sequels. EX was followed up by Street Fighter EX Plus in the arcades and Street Fighter EX Plus α on the PlayStation. A true sequel, Street Fighter EX 2 came out later on much improved hardware, followed by Street Fighter EX 2 Plus. Finally, Street Fighter EX 3 arrived as a PlayStation 2 exclusive launch title.
Table of Contents
- Street Fighter EX (Moves)
- Street Fighter EX Plus (Moves)
- Street Fighter EX Plus α (Moves)
- Street Fighter EX 2 (Moves)
- Street Fighter EX 2 Plus (Moves)
- Street Fighter EX 3 (Moves)
- Ace
- Akuma
- Allen Snider
- Area
- Blair Dame
- Blanka
- Chun-Li
- Cracker Jack
- Cycloid β and γ
- Darun Mister
- Dhalsim
- Doctrine Dark
- Garuda
- Guile
- Hayate
- Hokuto
- Bloody Hokuto
- Kairi
- Ken Masters
- M. Bison
- Nanase
- Pullum Purna
- Ryu
- Ryu, Evil
- Sagat
- Sakura Kasugano
- Shadow Geist
- Sharon
- Skullomania
- Vega
- Vulcano Rosso
- Zangief
editStreet Fighter series
Street Fighter II: Street Fighter II (Champion Edition · Turbo) · Super Street Fighter II (Turbo · Turbo Revival · Hyper · Turbo HD Remix) · Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers
Street Fighter Alpha: Street Fighter Alpha · Alpha 2 (Gold) · Alpha 3 (Game Boy Advance · MAX)
Street Fighter III: Street Fighter III (2nd Impact · 3rd Strike (Online Edition))
Street Fighter IV: Street Fighter IV · Super Street Fighter IV (Arcade Edition) · Ultra Street Fighter IV
Street Fighter V: Street Fighter V
Street Fighter EX: Street Fighter EX (Plus · Plus α) · EX 2 (EX 2 Plus) · EX 3
Street Fighter: The Movie: Street Fighter: The Movie · Street Fighter: Real Battle On Film
Others: Street Fighter 2010 · Street Fighter II Movie · Street Fighter Online: Mouse Generation · Street Fighter X Tekken · Street Fighter X Mega Man
Compilations: Street Fighter Collection · Collection 2 · III: Double Impact · Anniversary Collection · Alpha Anthology · 30th Anniversary Collection