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вЂ“ Updated Character Balancing: Features all new character balancing, further refining gameplay. вЂ“ New Playable Characters: Four new challengers enter the ring: Yun, Yang, Oni andEvil Ryu. Beyond characters, Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition adds all-new balancing as well as an enhanced Replay Channel. The follow-up to the criticallyacclaimed Super Street FighterВ® IV will further redefine the fighting game genre with classic 2D Street Fighter fighting action, a host of new andreturning characters, beefed up online modes, and more.Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition features a roster of 39 characters such as Ryu, Chun-li, Juri, El Fuerte, and Rufus, while adding 4 newcharacters to the roster including classic combatants from previous Street Fighter games like Yun and Yang as well as the all-new Oni.

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This is how game distribution has evolved.Super Street FighterВ® IV Arcade Edition, brings the ultimate vision of Street FighterВ® home to the Xbox 360В®video game and entertainment systemfrom MicrosoftВ®, the PlayStationВ®3 computer entertainment system, and PC in the Summer of 2011 in North America. Arcade Edition and Champion Edition are patches. Super SFIV received several title updates, but Arcade Edition and Ultra are just patches for Super.

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SFIV is a series of two games on consoles and in the arcades: SFIV (2009) and Super SFIV. This was the reality of video game distribution before consumers had networked consoles. Games like Hyper Street Fighter II, HD Remix, and Ultra Street Fighter II are more debatable because they are all rearrangements of Super Turbo specifically, but they are distinct and exist on different platforms as discrete products. WW, CE, HF, Super, and ST being different games was obvious to anybody playing games in the 1990s. World Warrior and Super SFII donвЂ™t really have competitive scenes, because they are the weaker games in the series. Capcom treated them as no different from the Alpha or SFIII sequels in that regard, because they arenвЂ™t.Д¬hampion Edition, Hyper Fighting, and Super Turbo all have their own competitive scenes with little overlap. Two of the four online titles were SFII games. When SF30th Anniversary Collection came out, it boasted 12 titles. Of course, I could say the same for other prolific developers that couldn't or wouldn't use their Black characters frequently (I don't have Lucky Glauber on this list after all). Briggs had an easier time racking up an impressive resume. Midway and later NRS were generally good at pumping games out, so Mr. I suppose his high number itself speaks to Mortal Kombat's ubiquity in its own corner of the fighting game universe. Jax somehow stuck it out despite more lore-important fighters like Kung Lao missing games. But outside of that, he's seemingly not 'required.' Capcom certainly didn't think so in the 90's. Balrog showing up in just the zillion revisions of Street Fighter II would still mean a lot. Raw quantity of standalone appearances does not necessarily equate to ubiquity. You'll obviously note that I'm counting one revision per game, just to avoid having to list things like KOF2002UM or Mortal Kombat Gold. Impressive showings from the others, though Jax and Eddy are the only ones to keep a perfect streak of attendance in mainline titles from their debuts onward.

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The King of Fighters Neowave (2005, PS2 port).

Upon further research, I think The King of Fighters' Seth may also be a contender for runner-up:

Tekken 7: Fated Retribution (2017, console release).

SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 (2001)

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Street Fighter: The Movie (1995) - The arcade and console versions are significantly different despite sharing a roster, so I could consider splitting them.

Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (1992).

His closest competitors (as far as I know) are Street Fighter's Balrog ('Boxer') and Tekken's Eddy Gordo, both coming within spitting distance for playable roles in fighting games.

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Mortal Kombat: Unchained (2006 PSP port of Deception, released narrowly after Armageddon actually).I can't think of anyone else who beats Jax in terms of playable appearances in fighting games. One of those anime franchises has to have at least one Black regular appearing in their mountain of video game adaptations (I'm thinking Naruto's Killer B. Or those who come from non-video game properties. Note: I did not say 'most famous' or 'your favorite.' I said most prolific, excluding real-life people who are regulars in wrestling games, MMA sims, and the like. Not too long ago, we came to the conclusion that Mortal Kombat's Jackson Briggs is one of the most handsome Black men in gaming.