Today we’re celebrating the arcade release of Street Fighter IV in Japan, back in July 18, 2008. The following month, August 12th, it was released in the North America regions. In 2009, it was ported to consoles in February and later July to Windows. As the first original main entry in the series since Street Fighter III back in 1997, SF IV features 3D models and backgrounds yet maintains the same gameplay known to all fans and players.
For this week’s episode, we’ll play a couple tracks for two characters (C. Viper and Gouken) and two stage themes (Volcanic Rim and Snowy Rail Yard). Following these tracks are covers and remixes.
Sit back and enjoy these tracks as you ponder your purpose for fighting…
Interview: One-Two Punch of Street Fighter IV’s Audio (Game Developer)
Track Listing
All tracks, unless noted, were composed by Hideyuki Fukasawa
Intro: “Introduction”
BGM: “THE NEXT DOOR” (Japanese version), by Exile, from their album “The Monster ~Someday~”
“Theme of C. Viper”
“Street Fighter – C. Viper’s Theme [8 Bit Remix] – remixed by 2mg
“Theme of Gouken”
“Nothingness”//Street Fighter 4 GOUKEN CONCEPT” – produced by Okugawa Jr. “KAIRU”
“Volcanic Rim Stage”
“Volcanic Rim Stage/Street Fighter IV [Music Box]” – covered by R3 Music Box
“Snowy Rail Yard Stage -Russia-”
“SF4 Snowy Rim Yard Theme in Atari Advanced Music System II” – remixed by Nuclear Productions
Outro: “Street Fighter IV – Orchestral ver.-“, composed by Hideyuki Fukasawa
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