- STREET FIGHTER III ARCADE MACHINE PS2
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The Online itself is of a outstanding quality, running under an excellent implementation of GGPO rollback netcode, and is probably one of the best netcodes in the series. The Online Edition adds an online mode (duh) and more content, such as achievements, trials and unlockable character artwork. STREET FIGHTER III ARCADE MACHINE PS2
Talking of Arcade Mode, on the PS2 and Dreamcast versions, finishing Arcade Mode with every character allows you to play as Gill, the final opponent of said mode. Finishing the Arcade Mode with more characters allows you to unlock even crazier settings for System Directions, such as being able to block during a jump, or having all Super Arts selected at the same time. STREET FIGHTER III ARCADE MACHINE FREE
The PS2 and Dreamcast versions add training mode, unlockable character artwork, a complete rework of the original soundtrack, and a secret menu called "System Directions" that allows you to customize how the game works, for example by disabling universal overheads, or making EX moves free to use. Even the character selection screen has a full-length song about choosing your character. 
Fantastic soundtrack: every theme perfectly captures the personality of the character’s stage in question. On the topic of characters, the newcomers are at worst obviously inspired of Street Fighter II veterans that did not make into the game while still having some personality and being memorable in their own right, and at best so universally loved they became fans favourites. Each character has a different regular moveset, several special attacks and three Super Arts (the game's name for the really strong move that needs some time to be charged). Fluid controls that make fights fun even if you can't execute combos in rapid sucession. Masterfully crafted combat system offering and improving on all that ever made Street Fighter special. Stunningly beautiful graphics and detailed spritework thanks to the then-recent CPS III hardware, alongside well-made effects that succeed in carrying the weight and impact of attacks. The games feature an entirely new cast, aside from Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li and Akuma. Finally, a version with updated graphics and soundtrack, optional content and an online mode was released in 2011, developed by Iron Galaxy and dubbed Street Fighter III: Third Strike Online Edition. This version was ported to the Dreamcast, Xbox and PlayStation 2. Then, in 1999, it was again re-released as Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike (the version this article will mostly focus on), now with five new characters, improved themes and, again, different stages. 
It was re-released later that year as Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact, featuring two new characters and different stages and themes, and ported to the Dreamcast. Street Fighter III is a fighting game developed and published by Capcom, originally released as Street Fighter III: New Generation in 1997 for arcades.
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