Yoko Shimomura, composer on Street Fighter II and many other game soundtracks, including Kingdom Hearts and Legend of Mana And that has stayed there that legacy will always be there. It ended up eventually evolving into Street Fighter II Turbo, but Street Fighter II was definitely the bud that eventually evolved into a fully bloomed flower. But, at the same time, it was the seed that ended up creating this environment where you're battling between two people, two minds battling. People can look back at Street Fighter II and say, "That wasn't a very balanced fighting game," and maybe that's true. It was actually the very first game that had that. You actually had to build strategies around the person that you're playing against. On top of that, your opponent was a human being, so you actually had to have an understanding of what their habits were. But with Street Fighter II, it was the very first time I ever saw a game where you had to fight with logic, you had to have strategy. "It was already really difficult for me to pay for college tuition, but despite that, I kept just throwing 100-yen coins into the machine over and over again, forgetting all about tuition."Īt that time, there were racing games, action games, and shooters, that was all happening in the arcade, and people were competing on having best clear times, or best high score, or whatnot. That was always an influence of Street Fighter II in my life. Street Fighter II ended up eating up a lot of my time, and as such, it ended up taking a lot of my college units as well. It was already really difficult for me to pay for college tuition, but despite that, I kept just throwing 100-yen coins into the machine over and over again, forgetting all about tuition. That equates to basically a dollar in U.S. At the time, I was actually a college student, and it cost 100 yen per play. Seeing those eight characters on screen and all that was just super exciting for me. Street Fighter II was actually the game that prompted me to join Capcom.
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It's difficult to express the full impact this game has had.
Every subsequent fighting game has felt its influence, whether it followed the established conventions or rebelled against them. Street Fighter II set the paradigm for an entire genre. (That's $3.5 billion adjusted for inflation - lots and lots and lots of quarters.) The game brought unprecedented depth and complexity to arcades, presenting players with an array of characters that each had their own distinctive fighting style, with a deep library of special moves and combos. This is only a tech demo and is not intended to be a finished product and will never be.ĭO NOT ask for improvements, there won't be any.Ĭomments requesting additional features will be ignored.Ĭopyright for SF2 goes to the respective owners.It's estimated to have raked in $2.3 billion by 1995.
Added P1 score with correct font and KO sfx Added small knockback when Ken gets hit Added Ken walking towards Ryu if he's too far away (buggy) Improved palette for HUD, VS screen and win screen Added (fake) character selection, (cursor moves and has some sounds) I felt the need to spend a few more hours on the demo, here is the outcome: Works on real hardware (tested on Amiga500+ and 600 with Furia). The moves can be performed only on the keyboard The game is very buggy but allowes basic moves like walk, jump/fall, punch, kick and hadouken. Maybe someone can take inspiration and work on a full remake? The Amiga community would be amazed :))) This is an attempt to recreate a simple combat for testing purposes using the Scorpion Engine and it came out very promising, even thou there is no intention to continue working on it. Would be possible to have a better Street Fighters 2 on the Amiga?
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