I find this ironic as I found someone using SF4's animations to prove the superiority of SF3's animations.

We have to remember that we are refering to an old-time, experienced sprite company at the end of the century, that wants to push the genre at the limit of their graphic and artistic design. And the other one is a company that's struggling with the revival of the dying fighting genre that was mid-2000s.

Those two are the same company: Capcom; but the goals and preferences at the market-costumer where changing non stop.

The technologies adapted, and the pixel generation wasn't looked as revolutionizing as those moments of yesterday. Yeah, I know SFIV isn't as good as SFIII:3rdS on regard of the animation per say, but at least there was an effort.

I hate to say it, but if it wasn't of "Gorilla hands" SFIV, we may have never gotten the so called revival of the fighting genre we have today.