Street Fighter IV: World Warrior dress up

By Spencer . July 1, 2008 . 8:17am

Your mobile phone is the key to customization in Street Fighter IV. When you win fights you get BP and Zenny saved to a physical NESYS card. BP is used to immediately calculate rankings. Zenny allows players to unlock the pictured black dress for Chun Li by spending points through a mobile phone interface. Other items at the Zenny shop include titles and color variations.

Even if you don’t have ample Zenny to spend you’re still rewarded for visiting the cell phone store. Each day you visit the contents shop you get a stamp. Collected stamps can be traded in to customize your mobile phone with ringtones, voice ringtones, and wallpaper. At this time the mobile Zenny shop and Stamp shop are for the Japanese arcade release only. It’s unclear if or how Capcom will bring these features over to North America since there aren’t even any details about a proper arcade release yet.

Images courtesy Famitsu and Capcom.

TAGS: Arcade, Capcom, Street Fighter

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Aoshi00

I wasn't very good even back in the days w/ the arcade stick, so I don't think I would get many points :(..

Seriously, Capcom really needs to do something about Chun Li's giant man-hands, it gives me the creeps every time I look at them.

James A. Calwell III

And what if I don't have a mobile phone?

G

I didn't liked that mobile phone / cellphone thing... spend/lose money to give your characters a new dress -.- ...it should have been more like the tekken character customization.

About that image... Chun-Li is getting fat =/... I mean those arms and hand.. OMG!!

Justin Bailey

The more I hear about SF4 the less excited I am :( Oh well. Still have Soulcalibur 4 to look forward to.

badfish

I have to admit....I'm getting bummed out seeing Street fighter 4 getting the semi 3D treatment. I understand its the "NEW" generation and all, but who the heck cares. Keep it original and fresh not.... sell out style.

thaKingRocka

this probably won't come to america. as far as i know, they didn't do it for t5:dr and they likely won't bother with it for this either. americans are not all that likely to shop through a mobile phone. maybe on the computer at home would work for some, but i don't see the mobile phone item shop working too well unless it is a mobile alternative to a web-based shop where people can properly view and access content.