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Street Fighter × All Capcom (ストリートファイター×オールカプコン) is a social RPG card game released for Japanese mobile phones. As the name suggests, it contains not only several Street Fighter characters but Capcom characters as well, all of them as cards. Street Fighter × All Capcom is part of Capcom's Minna to series of social mobile games, and serves as the successor to Minna to Capcom All Stars (which was discontinued on April 11, 2013).
Story[]
In "Capcom World", a place where all Capcom characters live, the Street Fighter cast held a tournament to decide Capcom's No. 1. At the finals between Ryu and Chun-Li, however, characters from other franchises decided they wanted to participate as well, and joined the battle. In order to organize the subsequent chaos, a "Capcom No.1 Finals Steering Committee" (カプコンNo.1決定戦 運営委員会) was hastily created to determine the No. 1 with the help of fans.
Gameplay[]
Referred to as a "Capcom Hero Training RPG", the game is the successor of the discontinued Minna to Capcom All Stars, a trading card RPG game where each side plays using a deck of character cards. There are three game modes: Street Fight (ストリートファイト) allows the player to go through various missions to strengthen their deck, fighting against enemies in various locations; Team Battle (チームバトル) is a 20 vs. 20 mode where two player teams try to defeat a powerful boss first to gain Support P, points which are added to the player's supporting franchise; and Arena Battle (闘���バトル) where players can fight in 10 vs. 10 battles to get a boost in Support P. The series which gathers the most support gets first place in the weekly Title Ranking.
Later updates to the game has seen the inclusion of more cards, an extra "SSR" rarity rank and new modes like the Arena (闘技).
Street Fight[]
In Street Fight mode, the player can level up and raise a card's stats through battles against strong boss characters. Each stage's background in this mode is based off locations from all represented games, as well as the weaker enemies encountered before the proper boss fight.
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