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The Street Fighter series is another game developed by Capcom. It is a two-dimensional fighting game made up of human, demon, and robotic characters who have unusual powers. The first game was released in 1987 and was a commercial failure, but the second game, released in 1991, commercialized 1-1 fighting games.
Later, a prequel, the Street Fighter Alpha series, was added. It detailed the stories of the characters in 2, and had a new, more complex fighting system.
Street Fighter 3 replaced all the characters save for the main characters Ryu and Ken with new, younger characters.
Street Fighter IV, luckily, rebooted the series and added a few new characters, including the android, Seth. Street Fighter V further continued the plot to the ultimate battle.
Street Fighter 6 is the most recent installment, and takes place after V, where a bunch of different plots add themselves into one big action-RPG.
Similarities in Devil May Cry[]
Being two games with similar genres, made by the same developer, Devil May Cry had adopted several attacks and taunts from the Street Fighter series:
- The attacks Rising Dragon and Real Impact of the gauntlet weapons (Beowulf, Gilgamesh, Eryx, and Balrog) are based on the common uppercut, Shoryuken and its Super counterpart used by Ryu, Shin Shoryuken.
- The various jump kicks (Jump Kick with Ifrit, Killer Bee and Starfall with Beowulf, Full House with Gilgamesh, and Friction with Balrog) are based on Tenma Kujinkyaku, an aerial kick of Akuma.
- Beowulf Combo B and Gilgamesh Combo B is a shortened variation of Chun-Li's Lightning Kicks.
- Beowulf's actions are based on several techniques of some characters.
- Zodiac and Tornado are inspired by Ryu's Hadoken and Shinku Tatsumaki Senpukyaku respectively.
- Volcano (and Hell on Earth) is similar to Akuma's Kongou Kokuretsu Zan (Later known as the Adamant Cleaver)
- Vergil's Lunar Phase also resembles Adon's Jaguar Revolver.
- Vergil's Dragon Breaker resembles Ken's Shoryureppa or Akuma's Messatsu Goshoryu.
- Most of the combos of the Gilgamesh are based on several techniques of some characters.
- Gilgamesh and Balrog's Divine Dragon is based on Shinryuken, one of Ken's Super Combos.
- Gilgamesh's two combination attacks, Draw and Straight are based on the Dash Straight attack of Balrog, and the medium variation is the possible variation used for the skill in Devil May Cry 4.
- The Gilgamesh Combo A is a technique drawn out from different punch and kick variations of the character Ken, in Street Fighter, the combo used for this technique is the said character's medium punch, heavy punch, medium kick and heavy kick in a sequence.
- Dante's Royalguard Style blocking stance is based on the block stance of the character Fei Long.
- Dante's Royalguard Style Release is similar to Dudley's Cross Counter.
- Nero's Buster Uppercut is taken from M. Bison's Heavy Punch, an uppercut charged with Psycho Energy.
- The Devil Buster on an Alto Angelo resembles Zangief's Final Atomic Buster move, which is also used by Mike Haggar in Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.
- Its normal Buster animation is a combination of two of Zangief's attacks.
- Nero's aerial Buster on a Cutlass resembles T-Hawk's Mexican Typhoon grapple move.
- The two attacks of the Scarecrow (Leg) are also based from kick moves of characters;
- It has a higher version of the Tornado Kick of most Hadoken-fighting style characters.
- It has also a more aerobic version of the Jaguar Kick from Adon.
- Three moves of the Mega Scarecrow are actually based on the different moves of different Street Fighter characters;
- The manner a Mega Scarecrow throws its blades is taken from the Sonic Boom version of Guile.
- The rolling attack is also based from the character Blanka's Rolling Attack.
- The manner it does an aerial attack of smashing downwards with its belly is based from the Sumo Smash attack of E. Honda.
- The pose of Dante while initiating the Dreadnaught ability of the Royalguard Style is based on Akuma's iconic taunt and pose of the Street Fighter series.