A bit hit and miss
Gameplay
Well you get 2 types of Button Combinations like Lite and Pro. The Lite lets you input moves directly to one button therefore taking the effort of pulling off the move by doing the motion. The Pro controls are as you would expect from the console versions. I find the controls alright but the L and R buttons don't feel nearly as comfortable as they do on a standard D Pad. Also you can touch the screen with the Stylus to do certain moves but that can feel awkward espically when your using the D Pad to fight online.
All the main modes are there from the other versions plus Street Pass. What happens is if you have it turned in Sleep Mode and another Player has the game then they will connect play each other so it's basically playing when your not.
The gameplay can be played from either a 2D or 3D Dyamic View therefor taking advantage of the 3DS capabilities. The online isn't bad either it finds matches for you online and you can choose to have either 3D Dyamic match or a normal match on the Network Options. Overall the gameplay is solid but some of the controls can be quiet iffy.
Presentation
It's not as powerful as the console versions its a little waterdown in the graphics department but there are some good remixes from past Street Fighter games.
Lastabilty
With friends this can be a blast but alone it struggles in areas it would have been nice to have something exclusively for this version.
Overall Opinion
It's basically SSF4 on a small handheld the game has good balance but iffy controls that might not suit everyone. It would be best playing iot on a console because of the controls if you have a 360 or PS3 if not then you sould check it out. It's a solid fighter but if you own the console version there's really no need to splash the cash on it unless you have never played it then its worth checking out.
Overall Score 8.2