This game is an instant classic. To be able to crammed in all the characters (over 35 by far) in the game plus three more as well as all the moves, -ism style, many modes of play, frames of animations, stages, unlockables, and sounds makes this the definite portable fighters. It's even better than the crap that was Mortal Kombat Advance. The only two other fighting games on the GBA that came close to rivaling it was Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition and The King of Fighters EX2: Howling Blood however in terms of good control, quality gameplay, and sheer size roster, SFA3 on GBA beats all. I got this game and had spent over 90 hours into the game simply to master all the fighters in the game.
Eventually this game was ported to the PSP with one more characters and more modes of play. Both are awesome titles imo but the GBA one would awesome be a classic no matter how pissed Capcom was at Crawfish for delaying it.
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This game is an instant classic. To be able to crammed in all the characters (over 35 by far) in the game plus three more as well as all the moves, -ism style, many modes of play, frames of animations, stages, unlockables, and sounds makes this the definite portable fighters. It's even better than the crap that was Mortal Kombat Advance. The only two other fighting games on the GBA that came close to rivaling it was Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition and The King of Fighters EX2: Howling Blood however in terms of good control, quality gameplay, and sheer size roster, SFA3 on GBA beats all. I got this game and had spent over 90 hours into the game simply to master all the fighters in the game.
Eventually this game was ported to the PSP with one more characters and more modes of play. Both are awesome titles imo but the GBA one would awesome be a classic no matter how pissed Capcom was at Crawfish for delaying it.