Street Fighter II is everything fun about fighting games Street Fighter II was an inescapable and unforgettable part of early-'90s gaming and a SNES Mini without SFII would be thoroughly unessential. Street Fighter's not merely a worthy edition to the SNES Classic lineup, it's the single most important and influential game in the SNES Classic lineup, without question.Īnyone who was around during the SNES' heyday will have some degree of nostalgia for Street Fighter II - everyone had a favourite character, a favourite special move to spam, a favourite victory, a mortifying defeat, a flimsy excuse for why their game was better than Mortal Kombat that, deep down, they knew to be untrue. The game was ubiquitous everyone spoke the language and every new opponent gave you a chance to develop your vocabulary. Street Fighter's influence can be felt in modern games as diverse as Overwatch and Puyo Puyo Tetris. Street Fighter II accounts for two of the top ten highest-selling SNES games of all time, and Street Fighter II: The World Warrior for SNES remained Capcom's highest-selling game for almost two decades. Street Fighter II defined a genre, spawned countless rivals and imitators, led the '90s arcade resurgence, helped turn the tide for Nintendo of America against the Sega Genesis influenced copyright law and made Capcom very, very wealthy.
Release date: July 1993 Aug. 1993 Aug. 1993 What makes Super Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting a worthy inclusion? Unlike last year's Classic NES Edition, the Super NES mini doesn't have a single dud on it, so think of this as a countdown from good to great -and they don't come much greater than the jewel in Capcom's crown, Street Fighter 2. Nintendo's Super NES Classic Edition mini-console arrives at the end of the month, and the Retronauts writing team has voted to rank the 20 classic games on the mini.
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