If you've been playing games for a while, you probably remember
what it was like to spend the majority of your waking hours in
an arcade. Think back: how many quarters did you spend on Ms.
Pac-man or Mortal Kombat? Thanks to the rise in popularity of
powerful game consoles and nuclear-powered PCs (as well as
genres that don't fit snugly in the traditional arcade mold),
the arcade has essentially gone the way of the dodo in North
America. However, that's not to say that there aren't any more
major or groundbreaking arcade releases on the horizon. At the
2008 Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, we had a
chance to spend some time with the highly-anticipated Street
Fighter IV, a title that will likely (please note that we can't
promise anything!) also appear on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation
3.  Street Fighter IV was running on two networked arcade
cabinets, although we did notice that each cabinet had two sets
of joysticks and buttons, meaning you'll probably be able to
play locally on a single machine. A