The grades range from E (lowest) to MSF, or Master Street Fighter (highest).
In single-player Arcade mode the player will always be evaluated, even in event of a loss. Another new feature is after-match player evaluations in which the winner of a two-person match is graded in Offense, Defence, Tech and Extra. One of the new gameplay mechanics introduced in "3rd Strike" is the Guard Parry, also known as the 'Red Parry', which allows players to parry during guard stun, providing the timing is correct. Also re-introduced was the fan-favourite 'Destroy the Car' bonus stage.
New characters Remy, Makoto, Q, and Twelve were also added, bringing the total number of playable fighters to twenty. 3rd Strike increased the character roster by adding five new characters, notably including the legendary Chun-Li. Street Fighter III 3rd Strike is a one-on-one fighting game for one or two players and is the second follow-up to "Street Fighter III", following "Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact". Japanese release - may only work with Japanese hardware.NOTA: Questi dati si riferiscono al gioco parent sfiii3 - Street Fighter III 3rd Strike: Fight for the Future (Euro 990608)Videogioco arcade pubblicato 23 anni fa: Street Fighter III - 3rd Strike: Fight For The Future © 1999 Capcom. All this plus graphics to drool over with player hair moving and background interaction make this an essential for the fight fan. And the techniques present in the arcade version yet missing from the DC incarnation have been restored. The counter block is tricky to master yet it leaves an opponent wide open to a well-aimed strike as in real martial arts.
Pugilists must choose only three techniques from the roster of super specials making for battles more reliant on all round martial skill rather than a special move stand off. The third tweaking of Street Fighter 3 results in this breath taking-ly accomplished title with finely honed play mechanics. Gameplay is just as fluid as you'd expect with satisfying rewards for the joypad dexterous. Graphically Capcom grips the PS2 architecture as efficiently as it did with the Dreamcast to squeeze it for all its worth proving its Black Belt mastery of the system. Slickly presented as you'd expect from Capcom. Additional guests appearing from Samurai Spirits, Last Blade and SFIII along with a welcomed return to six button controls. Value compilation of sassy fighting titles: Capcom vs SNK 2 was the last major release for the Dreamcast fittingly upgraded to be preserved on the PS2 by Capcom. Capcom vs SNK 2 + Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Value Pack (New)
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