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In 1996, '''''Street Fighter EX''''' was developed by Arika (a company founded by ''VideoGame/FinalFight'' and ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' co-designer Akira Nishitani) and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} as an attempt to bring the normally [=2D=] ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series into true [=3D=]. The game saw the return of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile (in his first game since ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo''), Zangief, Akuma and M. Bison. [[CanonForeigner New characters]], who are owned by both Capcom and Arika, were also added. These characters include Japanese Kobujutsu master and archer, Hokuto, American bouncer, Cracker Jack (just Jack in later installments), AxCrazy German mercenary, Doctrine Dark, Japanese salaryman turned hero, Skullomania, SpoiledSweet Saudi princess, Pullum Purna, American ex-Karate champ, Allen Snider, European {{Ojou}} and socialite, Blair Dame, Japanese amnesiac, Kairi, Indian pro wrestler, Darun Mister, and demon samurai, Garuda. Two {{Updated Rerelease}}s were created as ''Street Fighter EX Plus'' added dark versions of Ryu and Hokuto, Evil Ryu and Bloody Hokuto respectively, and Cycloid-&#946; (Beta) and Cycloid-&#947; (Gamma), two cyborg {{ditto fighter}}s with no faces (Gamma's a wireframe). PlayStation-exclusive, ''Street Fighter EX Plus &#945;'' added familiar faces Dhalsim and Sakura. The game played similar to ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' but with the addition of side-stepping (albeit only as an aesthetic element of certain specials; it was not a universal mechanic unlike, say, ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''), guard-breaking attacks that makes the opponent temporarily dizzy, and special moves and Super Combos that can be cancelled into other Super Combos.

In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[AntiHero anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside of Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break, which could then be followed up by another Super Cancel if the player had enough/infinite meter) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

In 2000, ''Street Fighter [=EX3=]'' came out exclusively for the {{PlayStation 2}}. A tag team system, complete with various new gameplay mechanics such as [[CombinationAttack Meteor Tag Combos]], was added, but it wasn't well received. Everyone from ''[=EX2=] Plus'' (except Hayate) returned, as did Sakura. Ace, the sole new character for the game was a character that can have moves added to his move list. Guard Breaks were replaced by the somewhat similar Surprise Blow, losing their unblockable properties but able to stun crouching opponents and floor airbones one, while Momentary Combos, two special inputs for each character allowing them to cancel from one special move to another unique special with the press of a single punch or kick, were added. ''[=EX3=]'' was the final game and the least successful.

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Two {{Updated Rerelease}}s were created as ''Street Fighter EX Plus'', adding dark versions of Ryu (Evil Ryu) and Hokuto (Bloody Hokuto), and Cycloid-&#946; (Beta) and Cycloid-&#947; (Gamma), two cyborg {{ditto fighter}}s with no faces (Gamma's a wireframe). PlayStation-exclusive ''Street Fighter EX Plus &#945;'' added familiar faces Dhalsim and Sakura.

The game played similar to ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'', but with the addition of side-stepping (albeit only as an aesthetic element of certain specials; unlike, say, ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'', it was not a universal mechanic), guard-breaking attacks that makes the opponent temporarily dizzy, and special moves and Super Combos that can be cancelled into other Super Combos.

''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival Sagat, Area (a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm), and Vulcano Rosso ([[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter). Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'', but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside from Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break, which could then be followed up by another Super Cancel if the player had enough/infinite meter) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

In 2000, ''Street Fighter [=EX3=]'' came out exclusively for the {{PlayStation 2}}. A tag team system was added, complete with various new gameplay mechanics such as [[CombinationAttack Meteor Tag Combos]], but it wasn't well received. Everyone from ''[=EX2=] Plus'' (except Hayate) returned, as did Sakura. Ace, the sole new character for the game, was a character that can have moves added to his move list. Guard Breaks were replaced by the somewhat similar Surprise Blow, losing their unblockable properties but able to stun crouching opponents and floor airborne ones, while Momentary Combos, two special inputs for each character allowing them to cancel from one special move to another unique special with the press of a single punch or kick, were added. ''[=EX3=]'' was the final game and the least successful.

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In 1996, '''''Street Fighter EX''''' was developed by Arika (a company founded by ''VideoGame/FinalFight'' and ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' co-designer Akira Nishitani) and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} as an attempt to bring the normally [=2D=] ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series into true [=3D=]. The game saw the return of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile (in his first game since ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo''), Zangief, Akuma and M. Bison. [[CanonForeigner New characters]], who are owned by both Capcom and Arika, were also added. These characters include Japanese Kobujutsu master and [[TheArcher archer]], Hokuto, American bouncer, Cracker Jack (just Jack in later installments), AxCrazy German mercenary, Doctrine Dark, Japanese salaryman turned hero, Skullomania, SpoiledSweet Saudi princess, Pullum Purna, American ex-Karate champ, Allen Snider, European {{Ojou}} and socialite, Blair Dame, Japanese amnesiac, Kairi, Indian pro wrestler, Darun Mister, and demon samurai, Garuda. Two {{Updated Rerelease}}s were created as ''Street Fighter EX Plus'' added dark versions of Ryu and Hokuto, Evil Ryu and Bloody Hokuto respectively, and Cycloid-&#946; (Beta) and Cycloid-&#947; (Gamma), two cyborg {{ditto fighter}}s with no faces (Gamma's a wireframe). PlayStation-exclusive, ''Street Fighter EX Plus &#945;'' added familiar faces Dhalsim and Sakura. The game played similar to ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' but with the addition of side-stepping (albeit only as an aesthetic element of certain specials; it was not a universal mechanic unlike, say, ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''), guard-breaking attacks that makes the opponent temporarily dizzy, and special moves and Super Combos that can be cancelled into other Super Combos.

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In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[AntiHero anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside of Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

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In 1996, '''''Street Fighter EX''''' was developed by Arika (a company founded by ''VideoGame/FinalFight'' and ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' co-designer Akira Nishitani) and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} as an attempt to bring the normally [=2D=] ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series into true [=3D=]. The game saw the return of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile (in his first game since ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo''), Zangief, Akuma and M. Bison. [[CanonForeigner New characters]], who are owned by both Capcom and Arika, were also added. These characters include Japanese Kobujutsu master and [[TheArcher archer]], Hokuto, American bouncer, Cracker Jack (just Jack in later installments), AxCrazy German mercenary, Doctrine Dark, Japanese salaryman turned hero, Skullomania, SpoiledSweet Saudi princess, Pullum Purna, American ex-Karate champ, Allen Snider, European {{Ojou}} and socialite, Blair Dame, Japanese amnesiac, Kairi, Indian pro wrestler, Darun Mister, and demon samurai, Garuda. Two {{Updated Rerelease}}s were created as ''Street Fighter EX Plus'' added dark versions of Ryu and Hokuto, Evil Ryu and Bloody Hokuto respectively and Cycloid-&#946; (Beta) and Cycloid-&#947; (Gamma), two cyborg [[DittoFighter ditto fighters]] with no faces (Gamma's a wireframe). PlayStation-exclusive, ''Street Fighter EX Plus &#945;'' added familiar faces Dhalsim and Sakura. The game played similar to ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' but with the addition of side-stepping (albeit only as an aesthetic element of certain specials; it was not a universal mechanic unlike, say, ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''), guard-breaking attacks that makes the opponent temporarily dizzy, and special moves and Super Combos that can be cancelled into other Super Combos.

In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[{{Antihero}} anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside of Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

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In 1996, '''''Street Fighter EX''''' was developed by Arika (a company founded by ''VideoGame/FinalFight'' and ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'' co-designer Akira Nishitani) and published by Creator/{{Capcom}} as an attempt to bring the normally [=2D=] ''Franchise/StreetFighter'' series into true [=3D=]. The game saw the return of Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile (in his first game since ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo''), Zangief, Akuma and M. Bison. [[CanonForeigner New characters]], who are owned by both Capcom and Arika, were also added. These characters include Japanese Kobujutsu master and [[TheArcher archer]], Hokuto, American bouncer, Cracker Jack (just Jack in later installments), AxCrazy German mercenary, Doctrine Dark, Japanese salaryman turned hero, Skullomania, SpoiledSweet Saudi princess, Pullum Purna, American ex-Karate champ, Allen Snider, European {{Ojou}} and socialite, Blair Dame, Japanese amnesiac, Kairi, Indian pro wrestler, Darun Mister, and demon samurai, Garuda. Two {{Updated Rerelease}}s were created as ''Street Fighter EX Plus'' added dark versions of Ryu and Hokuto, Evil Ryu and Bloody Hokuto respectively, and Cycloid-&#946; (Beta) and Cycloid-&#947; (Gamma), two cyborg {{ditto fighter}}s with no faces (Gamma's a wireframe). PlayStation-exclusive, ''Street Fighter EX Plus &#945;'' added familiar faces Dhalsim and Sakura. The game played similar to ''VideoGame/StreetFighterAlpha'' but with the addition of side-stepping (albeit only as an aesthetic element of certain specials; it was not a universal mechanic unlike, say, ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''), guard-breaking attacks that makes the opponent temporarily dizzy, and special moves and Super Combos that can be cancelled into other Super Combos.

In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[AntiHero anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside of Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

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In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[{{Antihero}} anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game.

In 2000, ''Street Fighter [=EX3=]'' came out exclusively for the {{PlayStation 2}}. A tag team system was added, but it wasn't well received. Everyone from ''[=EX2=] Plus'' (except Hayate) returned, as did Sakura. Ace, the sole new character for the game was a character that can have moves added to his move list. ''[=EX3=]'' was the final game and the least successful.

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In 1998, ''Street Fighter [=EX2=]'' was released with the added feature of using custom combos (another feature similar to the ''Alpha'' series). This game also marks the first time that a ''Street Fighter'' game with its own sub-series removes characters from the roster as Akuma, Sakura, M. Bison, Pullum, Darun, Allen, and Blair were cut. In their place came ''Street Fighter II'' veterans Blanka and Vega and four newcomers: Japanese [[MasterSwordsman swordsman]], Hayate, European secret agent [[TheGunslinger gunslinger]], Sharon, Hokuto's [[SimpleStaff staff-wielding]] sister, Nanase and masked [[{{Antihero}} anti-hero]], Shadowgeist. ''Street Fighter [=EX2=] Plus'' brought back Pullum, Darun, and Bison and then added Ryu's rival, Sagat, a young inventor with a giant mechanical arm, Area, and [[LiteralMetaphor firey]] Italian fighter, Vulcano Rosso. Hayate was removed from the arcade version of ''[=EX2=] Plus'' but returned for the [=PlayStation=] version. ''[=EX2=] Plus'' also added Meteor Combos, the first Ultra Combos to be used in a ''Street Fighter'' game. Aside of Super Cancels, ''[=EX2=]'' allowed for Super Combos to be cancelled into a Guard Break (Cancel Break) or a Meteor Combo (if the game allowed the player at the time to have infinite super meter or more than three bars). ''[=EX2=]'' also added Excel Combos, custom combos similar to the ones seen in ''Alpha 2'' and ''Alpha 3''.

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