Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike - Fight for the Future

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike - Fight for the Future (commonly shortened to 3rd Strike or SF3.3) is an arcade fighting game released by Capcom in 1999. It is the final entry of the Street Fighter III trilogy and runs on the CP System III arcade board. Five new fighters were added: Chun-Li, Makoto, Remy, Q and Twelve, expanding the total playable roster to 20 characters. Shin Akuma from the previous version was removed. The game retains the franchise’s famous Parry system and introduces the new Guard Parry (Red Parry), allowing players to parry incoming attacks even during block stun. It keeps core mechanics including selectable Super Arts, EX special moves and tech throws. A post-match grading system evaluates players on offense, defense and technical skill. The classic car-destroying bonus stage also returns, with extensive rebalancing of move frames and character performance. The hand-drawn CPS3 sprite animations remain widely regarded as the peak of 2D fighting game visuals. This title gave birth to the legendary EVO Moment 37, the famous Daigo Umehara parry comeback. Though sales were modest at launch, it earned a massive competitive fanbase due to its deep gameplay and is still featured in fighting game tournaments. It was later ported to Dreamcast, PS2 and Xbox, received an Online Edition, and was included in the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection, standing as a legendary title among hardcore fighting game fans.

Das sind die Standardtasten. Jedes Arcade-Board hat unterschiedlich viele Tasten und meint Unterschiedliches damit. Oben stehen die Tasten 1–6 des Boards: auf Neo Geo (The King of Fighters und Co.) sind A/B/C/D die Tasten 1–4, Metal Slug nutzt nur 1, 2 und 4 (Schuss / Sprung / Granate), und Pac-Man gar keine. Sechs-Tasten-Prügler mit drei Schlägen und drei Tritten (etwa Street Fighter II) bekommen vom Kern ein anderes Layout: leichter Schlag U, mittlerer Schlag I, schwerer Schlag Q, leichter Tritt J, mittlerer Tritt K, schwerer Tritt E. Klicke im Player auf das Gamepad-Symbol 🎮 und dann auf „Tasten belegen“, um die Tastenbelegung des Emulators zu öffnen (Tastatur und Gamepad, wird automatisch gespeichert). Gamepads werden automatisch erkannt. Auf dem Handy bekommst du Bildschirmtasten.