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Hi there. I've just assesed the article for WP:VG. Hopefully the following suggestions wil be useful.
- Street Fighter: The Movie (video game) - this seemed a little confusing, partly because there was a movie and partly because there is a videogame of the same name. Is it possible to break out the elements that are pulled from the movie and those that are pulled from the videogame, possibly under seperate headings? If you're focusing purely on the videogame rendering of the character, is it possible to swap the film image with one taken from the videogame? Also, is it possible to explore the character's purpose and progression from a plotline or story point of view, alongside the technical aspects you've already covered?
- Gameplay - are there any sources available for this information? I'm guessing that the game's manual might help here, or possibly game reviews.
- Street Fighter (USA cartoon) - No problems with this section
- References - Alan-noon.com looks like a blog website. Is it possible to explain the relevance and importance for using it here? Who is Alan Noon in relation to this context? It's concerning because a lot of references rest on it, so it's important to explain it's justification.
Other than that, is there any information that indicates a legacy? Has the character cropped up in later games such as Capcom Vs SNK? Have any other game designers cited Sawada as an inspiration for a character they created?
Hope all this helps. If you have any questions or would like me to expand on anything, just ask. Gazimoff (talk) 14:59, 6 March 2008 (UTC)
Distinguish between fact (Kenya Sawada) and fiction (Captain Sawada).
[edit]The Japanese-language version of this article is actually about Kenya Sawada, the actor who portrays Captain Sawada, and not the character. Just felt the need to point that out. Jonny2x4 (talk) 20:35, 20 November 2008 (UTC)