THE GOOD:graphics, animations, interesting cast of characters
THE BAD:
poor control and responsiveness from DC controller, limited game modes, lacks replay value
SUMMARY:
Street Fighter III: Double Impact is a port of the popular Capcom series. It combines two titles into one disc -- SF: New Generation and SF: Giant Attack. As I soon learned, however, these titles are pretty much clones of one another.
This installment of the Street Fighter series ports incredibly well to the Dreamcast, taking full advantage of the console's graphic capabilities. Though it's still a two-dimensional, side-to-side scroll fighter, the characters appear in vivid detail and color. The environments are more rich and full than one would expect, featuring the range of bustling activity at a street market (Sean's stage), gamblers waging on a bet (Hugo's stage), a dank cave in the Amazon (Oro's stage), and even a Japanese outdoor...
