Street Fighter III: Third Strike - Ken (Arcade/1999)
Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, released in arcades in 1999, is the third and final installment in the Street Fighter III series. In this game, Ken Masters is one of the playable characters, maintaining his distinctive fiery fighting style. Here are some basic details about Kane in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike:
Fighting Style: Ken is an all-around fighter who uses a combination of martial arts techniques and powerful special moves. He is known for his high-speed kicks and flaming Shoryuken.
Gameplay: Ken's gameplay in 3rd Strike remains similar to his previous appearances in the Street Fighter series, but with some tweaks and improvements. Players can perform his special moves, such as Hadoken (Fireball), Shoryuken (Upper Dragon), and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (Hurricane Kick), as well as Super Arts and EX moves.
Super Arts: In 3rd Strike, Ken has three different Super Arts to choose from, allowing players to customize their playstyle:
Shoryu-Reppa: A powerful supernatural art based on Shoryuken.
Shinryuken: A high-damage, multi-hit super art.
Kuzuryu Reppa: A fast and powerful Super Art game based on Tatsumaki Senpukyaku.
Parry System: Street Fighter III introduced the Parry System, which allows players to block incoming attacks by pressing forward on the joystick at the right moment. Kane, like all other characters, can utilize this system for advanced defensive tactics and counterattacks.
Character Design: Ken's appearance in 3rd Strike features updated graphics and animation compared to his previous appearances in the Street Fighter series. He maintains his trademark red color and blonde hair.
Story: In the Street Fighter series, Ken is known as Ryo's best friend and rival. He is a skilled martial artist who has trained alongside Ryo since childhood. In the third strike, Kane enters the tournament to further test his abilities and prove himself as a fighter.
Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike is highly regarded by fans and competitive players for its deep and technical gameplay, and Ken remains a popular choice for those who enjoy his varied fighting style and flashy moves. The game has also been re-released on various platforms over the years, allowing new generations of
players to experience the classic arcade games.
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