TurboGrafx-16

Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition

Description

This version of Street Fighter II is similar in most aspects to the original, save that all 12 characters are selectable from the get-go (the boss characters were originally locked), and the game engine has been revamped.

Alternate Titles

• "Street Fighter II' Plus: Champion Edition" -- Japanese title
• "Street Fighter II': Champion Edition" -- TurboGrafx-16 title
• "Street Fighter II'" -- Brazilian SEGA Mega System title
• "Street Fighter II'" -- Master System title
• "ストリートファイター2ダッシュ (PC Engine)" -- Japanese spelling

Part of the Following Groups

• Genre: Versus fighting
• Street Fighter series

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User Reviews

Arcade perfection . . . somehow pulled off.

Fake Spam (94)

The Press Says

Games Master	Sep, 1993	93 out of 100	93
Edge	Oct, 1993	8 out of 10	80
All Game Guide	1998		80

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Trivia

Street Fighter II' (pronounced Street Fighter Two Dash), released in 1997, was one of the largest Master System games ever created. It was only available in Brazil, where the older consoles were still very popular at the time. As this was an 8-bit title, some cuts had to be made. There are only eight playable characters (Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Blanka, Guile, Sagat, Balrog and Mr Bison) and the background is devoid of animation. Some moves were omitted as well, such as Ken and Ryu's signature Dragon Punch.