Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

What else can be said about this game that hasn't already been said? One of the giants in Capcom's legacy, carrying much of the competitive fighting game scene until the release of Street Fighter 4 in 2009. Undoubtedly one of the most aesthetically appealing games of the 90s, it remains a fan favorite to this day.

Version: 30th Anniversary Collection on PlayStation 4;
Double elimination format;
Settings: default;
Rounds per game: 2/3;
Games per set: 2/3, LF/WF/GF 3/5;
The winner of the previous game must keep the same character, but can change their Super Art;
The loser of the previous game can change characters and Super Arts;
Gill is not allowed;
Random stage select (both competitors can, however, agree on which stage they will play);
Wireless controllers must be desync'd after each tournament set.