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GENERAL/STORY:
An Air Force lieutenant,
Guile was sent out to stop Charlie and Chun-Li's
rogue mission to defeat Bison (Bison had bribed
people within the Army). However, he realized what was happening and instead
helped them defeat the evil lord. However, doing that Charlie sacrificed
himself. When news came of Bison's return, Guile entered the tournament
for revenge. Jane and Eliza are sisters, which makes Guile and Ken
brothers-in-law. However, Guile doesn't like Ken very much.
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ORIGIN:
Street
Fighter 2
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OTHER
APPEARANCES:
Street
Fighter 2: Champion Edition, Street
Fighter 2 Turbo, Super Street Fighter
2, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo,
Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo Revival,
Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, Street
Fighter: The Movie,
Street Fighter EX
1, Street Fighter EX 2,
Street
Fighter EX 3, Street Fighter Alpha 3,
Street
Fighter Alpha 3 Upper, Street
Fighter Alpha 3 Max, Street
Fighter Alpha: Anthology,
Street
Fighter: Anniversary Collection, Street
Fighter 4, Super Street Fighter
4, Marvel VS Capcom 2,
Card
Fighters Clash,
Card Fighters
Clash 2, Card Fighters
Clash DS, Match of the Millennium,
Capcom
VS SNK, Capcom VS SNK Pro, Capcom
VS SNK 2, SNK VS Capcom
Chaos, Capcom Fighting Evolution
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REVIEW:
Guile is, of
course, the original "American-army guy" of fighting games. He's certainly one of the most memorable Street Fighter (and fighting game) characters
of all time. The uniqueness of his moves and obviously his hair, are what make him
stand out as a completely original design. The manner in which his moves are
performed have also been a big inspiration in many fighting games (especially
2d); influencing the likes of Robert, Ash,
and of course Remy, to name just a few.
And just for the record, Guile is in no way related to Jean Claude Van-Damme.
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