New Street Fighter IV character revealed
He's called El Fuerte, apparently.
A new Street Fighter IV character has been unveiled in the pages of the latest issue of Famitsu.
As reported by Kotaku, the character appears to be sporting some kind of white mask and hair like a pineapple.
He's called El Fuerte. According to our extensive research, i.e. Google and My Spanish Coach, Fuerte is Spanish for 'strong'. So El Fuerte probably doesn't translate as The Scary Clown as we first speculated despite the Pennywise similarities.
Capcom has yet to confirm what platforms SFIV is being released on, let alone when it's out - but PS3 and Xbox 360 versions are looking highly likely. In the meantime there's lots to look at on the Street Fighter IV gamepage.
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.........shit
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No one picks grappling characters in Street Fighter!
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And I can tell you it also sounds quite stupid for us native spanish speakers ¬¬
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I'm Spanish native and I don't think it's half bad. It is certainly easy to remember. But the katakana Capcom has given for it is incorrect. It should not be エル・フォルテ, but エル・フエルテ. The first one is the pronunciation for the word "forte" in Italian. So a bit of confusion there, Capcom. Could've asked me.