Next up is Poker Smash, and whilst the game of Poker has been around for quite some time, Poker Smash isn’t your usual game of cards on the table type stuff. But with gameplay highly reminiscent of 10tons own Spar kle series, it’s hard to recommend when up against such stiff opposition. That said, Luxor 2 isn’t exactly a bad game, with its simple action-oriented puzzle gameplay, Luxor 2 is worth a look for those looking to relax and play casually for half an hour or so. Unfortunately, that’s not the case with the next entry as Luxor 2 isn’t really a game with enough quality on offer to be seeing players move away from other titles in their back catalogue of unplayed titles. The other titles making their way to Xbox One are arguably of the lesser known variety but just because a title may not be as popular, it doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be given a look in. But whilst there isn’t much that can be said about Street Fighter that isn’t already well known by the arcade fighting community, it is worth noting that as per Street Fighter fashion, Street Fighter IV never fails to keep up with the competition with the feeling it never ages and without a doubt is one classic brawler you should be heading back to. With its strong roster of retro characters and fantastic arcade action, Street Fighter IV was a true rival to the Mortal Kombat, Tekken and more recently, Injustice titles. Street Fighter IV was a big hit when it arrived back 2009, selling 3.4 million copies before the release of extra DLC versions such as Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition and Ultra Street Fighter IV. Given the new-found status of the Street Fighter franchise, with Street Fighter V currently tied down in an exclusive deal across the pond with PlayStation, fans of the arcade fighter may want to revisit old times with the grand arcade brawler now on Xbox One as there doesn’t seem to be much chance of the latest iteration arriving any time soon at least. First up is the return of one of gaming’s beloved franchises as Street Fighter IV makes its return via backwards compatibility.
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