This feature was added on April 23, 2009. Some trophies in "Street Fighter IV" also rewarded Home rewards. On October 12, 2011, Enterrise released a pachislot version of the game in Japan. This version features all of the characters from the console release. The player plays as Ryu in the game's story, although other characters such as Ken or Chun-Li can only be played at certain points in the game. New to this version are 3D overworld segments where Ryu travels through some of the game's stages and destinations. The battle segments also return in this version, but unlike the arcade and console versions, the pachislot version's battle segments are now turn-based (similar to" Pokémon Stadium", its sequel and" Pokémon Battle Revolution"). The Reg Bonus in this game features a new door-opening bonus stage that didn't make it into the arcade and console versions of "Street Fighter IV" and its updated versions. A sequel based on "SSFIV: Arcade Edition" was released on March 22, 2016. Both the home versions of "Street Fighter IV" have received an aggregate rating of "universal acclaim" from Metacritic based on the reviews of critics. The game received an aggregated score of 94 out of 100 from Metacritic for its PlayStation 3 version, 93 out of 100 for its Xbox 360 version, and 91 out of 100 for its Microsoft Windows version. The arcade version of "Street Fighter IV" was voted Best Game of 2008 in Japan by the editorial staff of "Arcadia" magazine in the February 2009 issue of the publication. The game also won in the categories of "Best Graphics", "Best Production", and the "Reader's Choice Award". The character Ryu took the No. 1 spot in the magazine's "Top 20 Characters of 2008" in the same issue. The February 2009 issue of "" has rated the game 5/5, while the February 2009 issue of the "Official Xbox Magazine" has given "Street Fighter IV" a score of 9.5/10. IGN gave the game a 9.3/10, calling it an "irrevocably deep fighting game", but said that the anime cutscenes are "so poorly animated and tell you almost nothing about the story or the context for each character's participation in the tournament." GameSpot gave it the best Fighting Game of 2009 in the Editor's Choice and Reader's Choice areas. Additionally, GameTrailers named the title as the Best Fighting Game of 2009. "Street Fighter IV" also won "Fighting Game of the Year" at the 2009 Spike Video Game Awards.