Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition

The main reason why most children would not like this is the learning curve, rather than violence or language. Street Fighter has always had a steep learning curve, and this game is no exception. It will take a while to learn how to play the game effectively. Once you do learn how to play well, the game will be very fun. Due to this, I recommend starting with Ryu or Ken to learn the game mechanics. -- The violence is fantastical and the body portrayals are not too bad (although they are still very unrealistic). Arcade Edition managed to unbalance the game, unfortunately. A patch will be released in December 2011 to try to fix the damage Capcom did, though. -- Those wishing to pursue serious and/or tournament play should use an arcade stick.

This game is the latest incarnation of the Street Fighter series. It focuses on players winning a set number of rounds, the default is two but can be changed, against various adversaries in one-on-one combat. The majority of the combat is hand-to-hand, though different characters have the ability to do various special moves that range from extremely quick strikes to throwing energy balls, to using weaponry. Unlike Mortal Kombat, there is no blood in this game. Despite any attack the character sustains, he or she will not bleed, and there are no 'finishing moves' or 'fatalities', which happen after a character is beaten and the winner of the match is given an opprotunity to kill their rival. As with most obviously-not-for-children video games, the physiques of the characters are not typical of what a real person would look like. The men are almost all heavily muscled and defined while the women are mostly lithe and curvaceous. The women's gear is tight and revealing, the camera sometimes focusin and zooming in on such things on purpose. This game also features the ability to play against, and speak to, people all over the world. As with anything that lots of people can access, you'll have those who would use it for nefarious purposes or just to harrass and tease, degrading and insulting those who loose, or using various means to cheat. All in all, it's a pretty good update of the game, but should only be played by those who understand the difference between fantasy and reality, and for the girls to know that those body types and styles of dress aren't meant to be real. Also, anyone can feel free to contact me for advice on other games, or just about anything. I'm not far out of my teen years, so I can help both kids and parents talk and relate. Feel free to contact me.

This game is the best Street Fighter 4 along with 3D 'cause in that it's easier to pick up and play but this one has a few more fighters like Evil Ryu and Oni. I don't own this game but I have played it as a friends house and we think it's one of the best fighters since Mortal Kombat II one SNES with a Super Advantage or two because that made the freaking ESRB. Now, the language, the only swear word I heard is the judge of the fight or whateves said "This is going to be one h*ll of a fight!" This game and clothing, lots of cleavage shown on women in here but a good game.