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New SSFIV stage revealed... With elephants
Creamsnake | 6:35 PM on 11.19.2009 11 comments




Not too much revealed in the interview that we didn't already know.

I have to say this stage (presumably India) is better than all the stages in SFIV put together. It's exactly the kind of stage that SHOULD be in this game. I am impressed with how realistically those elephents move. It's kind of... hypnotic. I can almost smell them... Um anyway, I was not expecting anything like this and I am more psyched for the game than ever!

If they add a few more with a similar level of quality we are in for a treat my friends!

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