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Mister Special Forces himself is back. That's right, Guile is here and he's tougher than ever. His level remains unchanged. However, one major thing we noticed is that the well-known handcuff and freeze tricks do not work on this version. Ken and Ryu battle it out once again, this time on Ken's home turf. The classic harbor scene has been translated almost perfectly, lacking only the wave action in the water and some animation in the characters.

The barrels can be broken by throwing your opponent into them. On to China, where Chun Li awaits. In the market scene, you will come face-to-face with the strongest woman in the world or so she says. This cart provides great animation of the background characters, especially the people on the bikes. Amazingly, there is no slowdown! Zangief dodges Ken's fireball and gives him a nice wake-up call with his right fist.

His level remains almost entirely the same, except for some minute detail and animation associated with the rowdy group of spectators.

He can be a pretty tough customer, so stay on your toes! Dhalsim's stage in India has to be the most animated level in the arcade, and it is in the home version as well. This stage did suffer the loss of two elephants probably due to slowdown - now, only four elephants are seen. Also, the elephants don't make any noise. Can a monster-size arcade machine be crammed into a megabit Super Nintendo game? Honda, Ryu, Ken, and Zangief.

Players can choose their fighter from a group of eight. Then you fight the remaining seven for the right to meet the four champions: Balrog, Vega, Sagat, and M. But wait, there's more. If you're a Street Fighter II music buff, catch an earful of the all-new, re-scored music tracks.

Also, if you're concerned about a lack of maneuverability on the SNES pad, don't worry. You can reprogram the A B, X, Y, l and R buttons any way you wish to facilitate your favorite moves and attacks.

If that weren't enough, Capcom plans to market a separate Street Fighter II joystick, which will truly bring the Street Fighting arcade experience to your living room. We're still anxiously awaiting a final, reviewable version, but the preliminary cart has our collective staff slavering for more.

Come this July, Capcom may give several million Street Fighters a convincing reason to rush out and buy a Super Nintendo system. At long last, we have official confirmation. The moves, the attacks, the pain, the frustration, and the thrill of heated mano-a-mano conflict are all part of the Street Fighting experience. Capcorn assures us that all the elements of the current king of the coin-op hill will be incorporated. Each of the twelve characters you choose from eight has personalized fighting style, animations, and controls.

They're all cool, but they're so different that everyone finds at least one or two World Warriors to bond with and master. Like in the arcade, a second player can "join in" any time, only it won't cost you a quarter. It is regarded as the founder of the fighting game genre as we know it today. It brought many improvements compared to its predecessor, in terms of both graphics and gameplay. The sprites all have a multitude of animations and the stages all feature different designs along with music.

The storyline is very generic and boils down to the final boss planning to take over the world, while a group of skilled fighters try to stop him, each with their own motivations. Where Street Fighter 2 really shines is its gameplay. The basic moves are assigned to single buttons, while a series of commands results in a more complex and more powerful move.

Normally, the one who wins two out of three matches is declared the winner, but draws and sudden death rounds may occur. The game also features a two-player mode and bonus rounds where you can collect extra points by smashing barrels, for example. You may pick from eight playable characters, each with its own design and abilities, as opposed to Street Fighter where the two choices were identical, save for their aesthetics.

There are also four non-playable characters which act as the final elite after all of the seven others have been defeated in the tournament. Each character has their own background and personal story, adding more flavor to the game. Now, it may not seem like Street Fighter 2 offers anything special, but keep in mind that at the time of its release it provided some ground-breaking features and a particularly large and diverse roster of selectable characters.

Although the concept behind the genre is incredibly simple, it has lasted to this day because it offers maximum replay value. Street Fighter II is a popular video game developed by Capcom and published on the market in The game was a spin-off for Street Fighter I, game released in by the same developer.

The game is a competitive fighting game style, originally released as a coin-operated arcade game. Besides many concepts in the first game, Street Fighter II improves a lot and includes now command-based special moves and a six-button configuration. The game offers the players a selection of lots of characters they can play with. Each one of them has its own fighting style, special movies, weaknesses and strengths. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.

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