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Milestones of videogames - STREET FIGHTER 2

continue with more fighting games as I anticipated. We had talked about
STREET FIGHTER, but one that made his school was then STREET FIGHTER II - THE WORLD WARRIOR. Capcom brought the game to arcades in 1992, with overwhelming success.

throwing his powerful fireball Ryu Blanka

The game introduced many innovations to the genre and fantastic gameplay that made it very addictive. It has a range of 8 characters to choose from, including a beautiful and deadly woman [Chun-Li, one of my favorite characters throughout the series], which is unusual, plus 4 more difficult bosses, all with different abilities and special powers. It remained to Ryu and Ken, the protagonists of the first SF. Everyone had a personal history whose end you could see the end of the game, something that did not look then. Technically, the game also emphasized both in graphics, animation, high-precision control and sound [with an assortment of voices, some not so common then]. The hardware used for the arcade was the Capcom System 1, the same used for other high quality games, as was

FINAL FIGHT.

Ken and his Dragon Punch Since the boom began in 16-bit consoles like Sega Genesis and Super NES [and Japan also PCEngine] conversion of the game were released for these consoles, for both the original Super NES version and the Turbo Champion Edition and Hyper Fighting, while for Genesis and PCEngine only the latter. Over time, more were found ports to various consoles and computers [mostly for other companies], but the version of Superna was notable for being the first and great fidelity in all respects to the arcade, but after the battle with balanced SEGA the Genesis version. Appeared
also

Champion Edition Turbo version has a top speed

the original

lots of pirated versions of the game for 8-bit Famicom [the Street Fighter 3 for Famicom pirate but it was great], which Capcom has canceled plans for this release. Champion Edition and Turbo Improvements to the original as the possibility of using the 4 bosses previously unavailable, some new moves or improved further that Ryu and Ken no longer have identical skills and the Original and the Turbo version [how not ] top speed well in the game. But the surprises did not end here ... Something that became more special to the game was the ability to combine attacks while responding to the enemy, which then became popular as a combo of attacks. However, this came as a failure of the game's combat system, cutting the previous attack animation after initiating a special attack. This system is better developed in later games, but it's crazy that has emerged from a program error, no?

Champion Edition version can play with the bosses

Those familiar with the game may know that the leaders took a change of names to be migrated to USA and Europe. As originally their heads were M. Bison, an American boxer very violent, Balrog, a fast English bullfighter, Sagat, a Thai kickboxer who was the head end of the first STREET FIGHTER

and Vega [I have his powers? have my last name], a mysterious fighter-like dictator who uses dark arts. Peeeero, it appears that M. Bison was a parody [in Japan] Mike Tyson [if you see notice the resemblance] and you see that in the U.S. would not have liked and rotated names. Then renamed Vega M. Bison [and began what would be the M elucubrar now], became Balrog Vega [of course, a English surname] and M. Bison became Balrog. I guess that did not change because Sagat was a central character in the story [and came from the previous game]. This game came
some movies. One was an anime that was good and the other was a meat and bone adaptation starring VANDAMME and Kylie Minogue, among others ... but this movie sucks ... the truth that a total aberration and an embarrassment to the fans videogames ...
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Super Street Fighter II ... Related

Street Fighter II: World Warrior - Game FAQ Street Fighter II: Champion Edition - Game FAQ

Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting - Game FAQ