The debate over the golden era of fighting games has raged on for years. Was it the 90s, dominated by classics like Street Fighter III? The 2000s, with groundbreaking titles like Guilty Gear? Or perhaps the 2020s, with powerhouses like Tekken leading the charge? Yet, one thing remains clear: Street Fighter IV played a pivotal role in reigniting passion for the fighting genre, bringing it back to the forefront of gaming culture.

Thanks to Netflix Games, you can now dive back into the action with Street Fighter IV: Championship Edition. This iconic release features an impressive roster of over 30 fighters and 12 iconic stages. Whether you're a fan of the classic duo Ryu and Ken, returning favorites from Third Strike like Elena and Dudley, or newcomers such as C. Viper and Juri Han, there's a character for everyone.

The best part? Accessing this game is as simple as having a regular Netflix subscription. You can engage in thrilling online multiplayer battles or enjoy solo play offline. While controllers are supported for gameplay, note that they cannot be used for navigating the menu (no information available on fight-sticks).

My time is nowStreet Fighter IV is brimming with content, offering an arcade mode for each character and adjustable difficulty settings to help you hone your skills gradually. However, as a beginner, be prepared to face seasoned players who have been perfecting their techniques for years.

If you're new to fighting games, Street Fighter IV on mobile provides an excellent entry point. With adjustable difficulty and a comprehensive set of tutorials, you'll quickly get up to speed. Is this your gateway into the world of fighting games? Mobile gaming is certainly the place to start. Don't just take my word for it—explore our list of the top 25 best fighting games for iOS and Android to discover more adrenaline-pumping action.