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Test de Dragon s Lair sur iOS
Publi le 17/10
Aujourd’hui, la rdaction vous propose ce test de
Dragon’s Lair , un jeu de Film Interactif sorti le 07/12/2009 en exclusivit sur iOS.
Dvelopp par Code Mystics,
il est ici question d’un must vidoludique, un jeu vido comme on en voit une fois tous les dix ans! Au mme titre que Final Fantasy VI, Panzer Dragoon Saga ou Street Fighter II, vous resterez coll votre pad pendant de longues heures qui paraitront des minutes, pour une exprience de jeu unique comme tous les rtrogamers en rvent. Ne passez pas ct, amis gamers!
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Concoct par l’quipe de dveloppement de TOSE,
il est indniable que nous sommes en prsence d’un jeu plutt bon, mme si l’on pouvait trouver mieux l’poque de sa sortie. Sans tre transcendant, ce jeu est assurment dot de quelques atouts qui ne laisseront pas le gamer indiffrent, sans pour autant le garder coll son pad pendant plusieurs dizaines d’heures.
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Who Are The Best Super Street Fighter 2 Characters?
When it comes to any game, competitive or otherwise, players always want to know who is the best or worst. You could argue that Street Fighter 2 started this trend. Any character can win a match, but some are more likely to win than others, so fans are rabid to know about tiers. Still, tier lists aren’t set in stone, as they tend to fluctuate with every update.
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Despite it being a controversial topic among fighting game fans, we will attempt to create a tier list of our own for this classic game.
In May of 2017, Ultra Street Fighter 2: The Final Challengers, the latest iteration, launched on the Nintendo Switch. However, one of the game’s most popular versions is Super Street Fighter 2. Therefore, we decided to rank the characters from this version rather than Ultra SF2.
Updated May 18, 2022, by Chris Sanfilippo: Capcom’s signature fighting game series, Street Fighter, is still a significant player in the genre reaching its thirty-fifth anniversary this year! In celebration of this milestone, Capcom announced the return of its various fighting game titles in the Capcom Fighting Collection. One of the games included in this package is Hyper Street Fighter 2: Anniversary Edition, launched in honor of the series’ fifteenth anniversary twenty years ago. This game iteration lets players match up different versions of the seventeen characters from SF2’s run. So, we decided to revisit our rankings of fighters from 1993’s Super Street Fighter 2, the last version of the game without super combos.
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Zangief
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: D
Let’s start this Super Street Fighter 2 tier list off with Zangief. He was never a good character in the vanilla Street Fighter 2. He’s the slowest character in the game, and his special moves are complicated to pull off. Honestly, they’re almost impossible to pull off on a gamepad.
Zangief is powerful, and his high stamina allows him to take hits well. He’s excellent when he’s up close and in your face. Sadly, his slow speed and large size make it hard for him to get close. Projectiles do great at keeping Zangief away, as you can zone the guy to death. In Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, Zangief becomes a better character, and his moves are easier to execute, but he still gets outclassed by everybody else. Therefore, Zangief has always been far from the best Street Fighter 2 character.
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Blanka
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: D
The Brazilian Beast, Blanka, has excellent mobility.
Blanka’s roll became faster in the HD remix with a quicker start-up time and recovery. Furthermore, his forward roll allows Blanka to do damage and close gaps. His up roll is a great anti-air, and Blanka’s back step roll gives the beast man a jerky motion that surprises opponents. Also, Blanka has his signature biting attack. The bite attack is a command grab, has an extensive range, and hits multiple times.
However, expert players know the biting attack’s timing and how to execute the combos that counter it. Blanka has trouble against many other fighters, specifically against fighters with projectiles. You’ll notice that many of the characters on this Super Street Fighter 2 tier list have difficulty dealing with Hadoukens and Sonic Booms. And as strong as his rolling attacks are, fighters can easily counter them.
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T. Hawk
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: D
T. Hawk is like Zangief, as he’s powerful up close and does significant damage.
He also has high stamina, so he takes damage well. Unlike Zangief, however, T. Hawk is more mobile and doesn’t have too hard of a time getting in close to fighters. Typically, T.Hawk closes in with his Condor Dive, but the Dive can get evaded with a well-timed jump attack against it. In the first Turbo game, it’s worth mentioning that T. Hawk has an unbreakable throwing loop.
T. Hawk is a more offensive character, meant to dive in and grapple, so he has a hard time against turtle players or naturally defensive fighters like Guile. As strong as T. Hawk is, he is lower on our Super SF2 tier list because his moves are easy to counter or avoid.
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Cammy
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: D
Cammy is a bit of a mixed bag. In Turbo HD Remix, Cammy plays more like her Street Fighter 4 version. Before that, Cammy had complex inputs in the original Turbo version.
As a result, her Hooligan Throw was hard to execute, and a missed or blocked Cannon Drill left Cammy wide open. Fortunately, later versions of Street Fighter 2 amended these issues.
On top of her challenging inputs, Cammy’s tactics and strategies aren’t consistent enough to win fights. While Cammy can string together combos, they are not the combos of Street Fighter 4, nor is Cammy as powerful as she is in SF4. Cammy is usually strong yet fragile, making up for her weaknesses with strength and speed. However, like previous characters, she has a hard time against projectiles and defensive characters. As a result, we consider Cammy low on our Super SF2 tier list, specifically in D class.
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Fei Long
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: C
The original Bruce Lee rip-off character, Fei Long, is fast and fierce. But like many of the game’s low-tier characters, Fei Long has a hard time getting up close.
Therefore, projectiles are a critical strategy in match-ups with Fei Long, who struggles against those who can fend him off. Still, if left to his devices, Fei Long has great pressure tactics and can trap fighters in the corner.
Related: Every Street Fighter Game, Ranked (Best to Worst)
Although Fei Long is aggressive and has excellent offensive tactics, you still have to pick and choose how you attack. Fei Long can’t mindlessly attack. Otherwise, he’s wide open. To properly play as Fei Long, you have to mix up your combos quickly while being unpredictable. There’s an art to fighting as Fei Long, and this learning curve is one of his flaws. And like Cammy, he falls against defensive fighters and projectiles, leaving him on the lower half of this Super SF2 tier list.
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E. Honda
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: C
As you would expect from this Super SF2 tier list so far, E. Honda has trouble with projectile-wielding characters.
So if you have a projectile, you can beat E. Honda. Still, Honda has more tools to deal with these attacks than some fighters we’ve covered already. For example, his Flying Headbutt negates projectiles in Turbo HD Remix, and his Sumo Splash jumps over projectiles, but it does leave Honda open to anti-air attacks.
On the bright side, E. Honda is powerful against non-projectile fighters. He beats them hands down. Honda has high stamina, and his Oicho Throw can trap fighters in and never let go. The combos capable with that throw are insane, as fighters are trapped and can’t escape. E Honda may not be the best Street Fighter 2 character, but he certainly outranks several low-classed fighters in our Super SF2 tier list.
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Dee Jay
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: C
There’s not much to complain about with Dee Jay. He’s an all-around decent character, as he can do everything pretty well.
In addition, Dee Jay has a projectile that lets him play defensively and has a decent up-close game. With all that, Dee Jay can effectively apply pressure. However, superior projectiles overpower Dee Jay’s fireball. Ryu and Sagat have far stronger projectiles, giving them an easier time against the Jamaican. And his Rolling Sobat kick can leave Dee Jay wide open.
The good part is that Dee Jay has tricky combos and can be unpredictable. He can juggle his opponents and keep them in the corner. Also, if you have good timing, Dee Jay can use his Machine Gun Upper to block fireballs. Overall, Dee Jay is solid and the best of our C-tier Super Street Fighter 2 characters. It’s just that there are better fighters to use.
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Chun-LI
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: B
Like Ryu, Chun-Li is a pretty balanced character, as she doesn’t have many weaknesses. For example, even though her anti-air isn’t the greatest in the game, it’s still effective.
Likewise, her Kikosho is a good projectile. Still, her overall best aspect is her speed. Chun-Li’s movement speed is fast, and her attacks come out quickly.
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Also, Chun-Li has good pokes, which are essential in determining distance, keeping opponents off, or making the rush. It all depends on the situation you want to create. A common tactic with Chun-Li is rushing opponents and finishing the combo off with a powerful throw. However, Chun-Li can be predictable as she doesn’t have a wide variety of combos, and her hits don’t pack as much of a punch as other fighters. Still, if you rely on her speed, you’ll discover she’s one of the best Street Fighter characters. As a result, she earned her honorable B class on our Super SF2 tier list.
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M. Bison
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: B
The big evil villain of Street Fighter: M Bison is an entirely offensive character.
Bison can quickly cross up to combo and make his opponent dizzy. Then, he can do the same cross-up to combo again to defeat the opponent. His ability to dizzy his opponents comes from his high strength and speed. Quite simply, Bison is tricky, as he has a lot of tools at his disposal and can mess with his opponents.
Naturally, it takes a while to learn how to fight with M Bison effectively because of his gameplay. Bison is a high-skill fighter, so learning his nuances takes a while. On top of the learning curve, his overall defensive game is weak. It’s easy to put Bison in the corner and keep him there. Bison is meant to be a rushdown character and requires aggressive gameplay. His defensive weaknesses keep M Bison from rising higher in our Super SF2 tier list.
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Vega
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: A
Vega has an extensive range, his punches and kicks go far, and he’s one of the fastest characters in the game.
Because of those factors, it’s tough to get close to the guy. In addition, he has no projectiles, which fighters can use to their advantage. But even with no projectiles, it isn’t easy to get close to Vega due to his agility. For instance, his wall dives are challenging to deal with and cause a great deal of confusion.
Vega’s only real downside is that he’s predictable, as he doesn’t have a lot in terms of combos. Vega players focus on wall dives a lot. Therefore, in match-ups against him, it’s critical to anticipate these dives. Still, once you can sight Vega’s wall dives, he is a much less intimidating opponent. However, being the lowest A-tier Super SF2 character is nothing to dismiss.
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Balrog
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: A
Many of Balrog’s moves take after the mighty buffalo, and his skill set reflects this parallel. Balrog’s stellar dashes, quick walking speed, and powerful punches make him one of the toughest of the four grand masters.-1.png)
Still, Balrog does have trouble dealing with projectiles, but it shouldn’t be too much trouble due to his incredible power and speed.
As if all of his strengths were not enough, in Super SF2 Turbo, Balrog can trap his opponents easily and then link into his super combo, which is one of the best in the game. This super combo is devastating since it follows up well out of most moves and has plenty of impacts. Even though Balrog got nerfs in Turbo HD Remix, he is still one of the best Street Fighter 2 characters, not only in Super SF2 but the series as a whole.
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Guile
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: A
Guile is the premier defensive character. His Sonic Booms keep fighters at bay, and if anybody stupidly jumps in, Guile Flash Kicks them out of the air. In turn, these two skills are Guile players’ bread and butter. After all, a skilled Guile player can goad their opponent into jumping with Sonic Booms and then punish them with a Flash Kick.
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Guile knows how to control space. When he wants to leave, he can. Or if he wants to bait you, he cam. Even his regular attacks are effective anti-airs if you don’t have a Flash Kick charged. However, defensive characters are tough to master. In less experienced hands, Guile can get overpowered by more potent fighters. Still, he is the best of Street Fighter 2’s technical fighters and deserves a high spot on our Super SF2 tier list.
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Ryu
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: A
Ryu is the most balanced character on the roster. He’s a jack of all trades but master of none. However, Ryu’s balanced skill set and simple move inputs make him easy to learn. Everybody has played as Ryu at some point, and most people know the Hadouken, the Shoryuken, and the Tatsumaki. In Turbo HD Remix, developers added a fakeout Hadouken, adding a level of mind games to Ryu’s skill set.
Ryu has trouble against the stronger characters on this list. But even then, he still has a solid chance at winning the fight. In particular, Vega is a difficult match-up for Ryu, but Ryu still holds his own. Ryu’s shallow learning curve and balanced fighting make him a fan favorite character and Capcom’s poster boy. As a result, he deserves his A-tier spot on our list. Still, he is not the best Super Street Fighter 2 character.
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Ken
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: A
As an all-around good fighter, Ken is plenty of fun to play. He’s flashy, and he’s simple to understand. If you know how to use Ryu, you also can use Ken. Ken’s move set was almost identical to Ryu’s in the original Street Fighter 2. But, over time, Ken was modified with more flair and charisma. He’s exceptionally proficient in rushdown techniques utilizing multi-hit combos.
But Ken is a high-risk/high-reward character, as he’s a lot more in your face than Ryu.
If he messes up a combo, it leaves him wide open. It’s all or nothing with Ken, which can be too risky for some, meaning he’s not one of the preferred characters to use in the game. Still, many consider his Super Street Fighter 2 version his best, even outranking his Turbo iteration in match-ups. For this reason, we decided to rank him high in our Super SF2 tier list.
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Dhalsim
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: S
Dhalsim is a dominating character and the first of our S class tier. But before we get to his strengths, let’s address Dhalsim’s flaws. He’s slow. Very slow. He also doesn’t have any combos. Dhalsim’s attacks don’t cancel into one another. Much of his offense comes from single hits. On top of all that, Dhalsim’s signature stretchy limbs can get hit by some moves giving him a huge hit box.
In terms of Dhalsim’s strengths, he has a superb defensive game. Those same stretchy limbs allow Dhalsim to keep pressure off himself and back on the opponent as they struggle to approach him.
He also has excellent anti-air moves with his Standing Roundhouse Kick and Jumping Punch. His anti-airs, combined with his Yoga Fire, make for a simple yet devastating combo.
Dhalsim has a ton of tools to deal with specific situations. For example, if projectiles become too much to handle, Dhalsim can teleport close or away. And while slow, his air drills go far and do significant damage. He can also slide in and pull off a throw if he needs some breathing room. His deft flexibility, literally and figuratively, makes Dhalsim the second-best Super Street Fighter 2 character.
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Sagat: The Best Character In Super Street Fighter 2
Super Street Fighter 2 Tier Class: S
Our top fighter on this list is the devastating kick boxer from Thailand, Sagat. Let’s start again with the negatives. Sagat is slow. If a fighter avoids a Tiger Shot, Sagat is wide open for punishment. Furthermore, because Sagat has giant limbs, punishing him is easy.
He also takes a while to play as effectively.
Now, let’s address Sagat’s positive attributes. Sagat’s attacks take off a lot of damage, and his defensive game is on point. HIs High and Low Tiger Shots make a problematic wall to crack through. Sagat also has a ridiculously powerful Tiger Uppercut (although timing this uppercut takes work). Therefore, while Sagat takes time to master, his immense power places him on top of our Super Street Fighter 2 tier list.
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Street Fighter: all the games of the saga through history
The saga Street Fighter celebrates its 35th anniversary this year and does so with the announcement of a new part, the sixth, although later we have several more games that have fueled fights of millions for years users around the world. So, as we get to 2022, it’s time to take a look back at and find out everything that one of the most famous video game franchises hides and is profitable in history.
Index
- 1 Lots of fights but also stories
- 2 Street Fighter (1987)
- 3 Street Fighter 1991 (XNUMX)
- 4 Street Fighter Alpha Saga (1996-1998)
- 5 Street Fighter III (1997) )
- 6 Street Fighter IV (2008)
- 7 Street Fighter V (2016)
- 8 Street Fighter 6
- 9 In what order to play each game?
Lots of fights, but lots of stories
The history of Street Fighter dates back to 1987 when Capcom released its first arcade game with the first draft of what would be the formula for the fighting game genre that it would help cement. It should be remembered that already in those days had titles that allowed us to shoot one-on-one games before strikes, where after a couple of rounds the champion was declared.
And the fact is that fighting games are currently one of the hottest niches thanks, among other things, to the work of brands such as Capcom, which with its street fighter they have supported and fed an industry that over the years has limited the number of available games. We now have franchises that are more stable over time such as Tekken , Virtua Fighter , Super Smash Bros , Mortal Kombat o injustice that to the delivery phenomenon or the DLC they launch must be added some consolidated scenes 60 always in eSports 90 the update process.
Street Fighter This is one of those sagas that you have ever tried, and from that first fight you will remember forever. No? It’s all games from the franchise are directly related to knowledge of its characters.
Street Fighter (1987)
We are coming to a key moment in the history of the saga.
A game that marks before and after , not only for Capcom, but for the entire fighting game genre, which gets a map of nature and becomes one of the users’ favorites. Along with it came the Super Nintendo and later Mega Drive versions featuring Ryu, Honda, Blanka, Guile, Ken, Ryu, Chun-Li, Zangief, and Dhalsim. This is without forgetting about Balrog, Vega, Sagat (who have already appeared in Street Fighter original) or M. Bison. With this cartridge, character stories come onto the scene and the ability to go through each of their paths to gain access to different endings that will be one of the franchise’s impetus from now on.
In this game, the fighting becomes more difficult, the moves are refined and in the following years will offer fans versions with variations different from the original game: Street Fighter II Champion Edition (1992) Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Fighting (1992) Super Street Fighter II New Challengers (1993) Super Street Fighter II Turbo (1994) and Hyper Street Fighter (2003).
Street Fighter Alpha Saga (1996-1998)
Between 1996 and 1998, Capcom released arcade machines (and consoles such as PlayStation, Saturn, Dreamcast and handhelds). three games that are considered a kind of additional benefit — gold consumer goods Street Fighter which we can consider as the main ones, and which tell about the events that fill in the gaps left by the main titles. Also known as Street Fighter Zero In Japan and other countries, we will meet wrestlers at an earlier age and learn about some of the key events that will mark their lives. In these titles we find such classic characters as Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Sagat, Akuma and M. Bison, or Cammy and Sakura, or Maki (who came from Final Fight ), Eagle or Yun (from Street Fighter III ), who will also join the franchise’s main roster.
Street Fighter III (1997)
This is a direct sequel (reasoned and because of the situations it deals with) Street Fighter II where we can only control ten fighters, although will later join a few, to make up a much broader cast. First we will have Alex, Dudley, Elena, Ibuki, Ken, Necro, Oro, Ryu, Matsuda, Yang and Yun, and later with version The second strike of of the game is done by Gouki, Hugo Andore and Urien, finally, in the version of Third strike of , Chun-Li, Makoto, Remi and Twelve get it. Originally released for arcades and the CPS-3 board, it came to the PlayStation, left with a desire to make it to the Saturn, but later landed on other machines such as the Dreamcast, PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
Street Fighter IV (2008)
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success Street Fighter III and all the games in between that fed the fans’ gluttony ( crossovers with fighters from SNK, Marvel, etc.) meant it didn’t need to run a game focused on the stories of the original characters that fed the 90s knowledge franchise. At the end of the first decade of the 2000s Capcom sees a launch window for the new canonical title, and this fourth installment is out for arcade games, PS3, Xbox 360, PC, and, for the first time, iOS and Android mobile phones.
He was the first to bet on adding 3D graphics, but keeping the 2D effect of the originals so that, according to one of its creators, not to end the legacy of the old. Street Fighter II . En Street Fighter IV we have the first contact with the famous Focused attack in addition to the Ultra combo and the old six button control scheme has been restored.
Perhaps we meet old acquaintances of the saga again so that we can control Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, E. Honda, Blanca, Zangif, Guile, Dhalsim, Balrog, Vega, Sagat, M. Bison, Abel, Crimson Viper , Rufus and El Fuerte. The final bosses are Akuma and Goku.
Street Fighter V (2016)
In the month of February it arrived for PS4 and PC, which will be before the launch of Street Fighter 6 is the last of the canonical installments of the original 1987 franchise. Maintains 2D aesthetics with 3D graphics is the first to practically become a service, with seasons following one another with new events focused on the multiplayer game and, above all, the competitive esports scene. You do not have to pay every month, but the downloadable content does not stop coming out, which increases the list of fighters, enemies.
etc. So much so that we went from the original 18 Street Fighter V to the current 45: Abigail, Akira Kazama, Akuma, Alex, Balrog, Birdie, Blanca, Cammy White, Charlie Nash, Chun-Li, Cody Travers, Dan Hibiki , Dhalsim, E. Honda, Ed, Falke, FANG, G, Gill, Guile, Ibuki, Yuri, Kage, Karin Kanzuki, Ken Masters, Colin, Laura Matsuda, Lucia Morgan, Luke, M. Bison, Menat, Oro, Poison , Mika, Rashid, Rose, Ryu, Sagat, Sakura, Seth, Urien, Vega and Zeku.
Street Fighter 6
In February 2022, Capcom announced that it was working on a new part of the saga. Unfortunately, the announcement was limited to a rather visual teaser that gives us an idea of where we’ll go graphically, but completely avoids giving a date or showing off the first swipes of the game.
Presumably in the summer of 2022 they will give more information about him, so news about him should appear very soon. And yes, this is the first game in the series to use decimal numbers in its title.
In what order should you play each game?
These games that tell us the personal stories of the fighters cover events that are not always counted in sequence, Therefore, as in other universes associated with video games, films or television, it is necessary to follow a certain order in order to understand why some fighters disappear for a time, while others are younger, despite the fact that the game is nominally more recent than the earlier. . So here is the order you should follow:
- Street Fighter
- Street Fighter Alpha
- Street Fighter Alpha 2
- Street Fighter Alpha 3
- Street Fighter II
- Street Fighter IV
- Street Fighter V
- Street Fighter III
15 Facts You Might Not Know About Street Fighters
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Honda’s Hundred Hands or worked your way to gaming immortality in the early 90s, there’s something you might not have known. street fighter franchise. Fill your brain with these facts about your favorite Dhalsim style fighting games.
1. IT IS NAMED AFTER A (VERY VIOLENT) JAPANESE MARTIAL ARTS FILM.
The game was named after the martial arts center 1974 years old. Clash, Killer Fist! (titled Street Fighter for US release), which starred Renaissance performer Shinichi «Sonny» Chiba, and was the first film to receive an X theatrical rating in the US for violence alone. You can watch the NSFW trailer in English above.
2. SOME ARCADE CONSOLES HAVE PRESSURE-SENSITIVE «PUNCHES».
The original 1987 release of street fighter was originally distributed in a regular version with a six-button setting that will be present on Street Fighter II machine and deluxe version which had rubber pads under the buttons that registered the amount of pressure applied for light, medium or heavy punches or kicks.
These pads tended to wear out quickly, and players on both types of consoles often preferred the common strategy of pressing all buttons with maximum force.
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STREET FIGHTER THE PERFECT COMBINATION SYSTEM COME FROM A MISTAKE.
There were special moves in the first game, but Capcom didn’t advertise them, so the only way to find out about them was from other players. Performing the movements required for near-perfect timing. Within Street Fighter II During production, it was decided that if these moves were easier to perform, it would make the game less of luck and more of a skill. To this end, the programmers increased the number of frames allowed between inputs, giving the player a little leeway when pressing the buttons. But this had the side effect of creating combos, for example, allowing players to kick while crouching.
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STREET FIGHTER DALI BATTLE GAMES NEW FRAMES …
In the early 80s, Japanese game companies were building agreements that would help define 1v1 combat games for decades to come, while at the same time bringing together the best features of previous games.
Reviewing the history of the fighting game genre, GamesRadar writes that Konami Ye Ar Kung Fu , for example, «took the solid foundation of Karate Champion and the innovations in games like Galactic Warrior combined those two things and became what many considered the true starting point for all fighting games.»
Capcom wanted to get into combat, so designers Takashi Nishiyama and Hiroshi Matsumoto were tasked with creating a similar but even better combat game. Much of the gameplay of the 1987s Street Fighter reflects the strengths of Ye’ar Kung Fu , but it also gave players a choice of three locations for their first fight before climbing the opponent ladder. Another novelty was access to powerful special moves that were difficult to implement on the original game’s hardware. Graphic designer Keiji Inafune also upped the ante on character designs, borrowing some of the aesthetics from popular manga and anime series.
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… AND STREET FIGHT II HELPED THE GENRE EXPLODE.
Capcom tried to keep an eye on their street fighter home computer version with the beat-em-up game Final Fight, and Tiertex (who were behind one of the street fighter ports) developed an explicit method of cashing out called the Machine for killing people . When no game found a large audience, Capcom turned to improving 9 instead0005 street fighter for arcade with improved graphics, more new characters and smoother and faster gameplay. In 1991, Street Fighter II: World Warrior hit the arcade.
Looking back at the origins of fighting games, GamesRadar called Street Fighter II «[Possibly] the most important game in the history of the genre» as «it» perfected every previously invented innovation and convention that came before it, which made it a huge hit among arcade fans around the world.»
6. MANY
STREET FIGHT II THE MOST KILLER MOVEMENT COME FROM THE HACKERS.
Street Fighter II was an instant hit and enthusiastic players started hacking the game to make it even better. When Capcom’s next release, Street Fighter II: Champion Edition——which required arcade owners to upgrade to new, costly, supposedly limited edition—failed to wow players, a spate of unofficial improvements containing fan-favorite hacks (and only requiring simple ROM updates for existing cars) has spread throughout the market, including «Rainbow Edition», «Accelerator T1» and several sets of «Super» / «Turbo» / «Hyper».
Capcom cracked down on these illegal (if groundbreaking) copyright infringements, but the company took the hint and quickly released Street Fighter II Turbo — ‘s hyper fighting game, with faster gameplay including many of the best hack moves, as a simple ROM update for Champion boards.
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STREET FIGHTING II WAS THE FIRST BATTLE GAME TO OFFER A CHOICE OF CHARACTERS WITH UNIQUE MOVEMENTS…0005 street fighter ) or join a friend’s game as the second default martial artist (Kena).
With Street Fighter II , players were suddenly able to choose from a wide range of characters to play with, each with their own experience, combat stats and special moves, a smorgasbord of options that has become the standard for fighting games.
8. … AND WAS ONE OF THE FIRST FEMALE GAME CHARACTERS ACTUALLY COULD PLAY.
Chun-Li was the first female character in street fighter canon and the first important playable female in a fighting game (the first playable female in a fighting game was probably Typhoon Gal in 1985 and no one had heard of it either), paving the way for characters like Lara Croft.
more than any other general, William T. Sherman learned
An accomplished martial artist and Interpol officer seeking revenge for the death of his father, the «First Lady» of the games has been one of the series’ most popular characters since 1991 year old, featured in many games, comics and movies and kicked her with lightning.
a path to countless «best of» lists, from those who name game protagonists and Capcom figures, to roll call of the most beloved characters in media history.
9. THE NAME OF THE CHARACTERS IN THE FILM.
For the 1994 feature film Street Fighter, Some of the characters in the game were given names or surnames that were mostly not repeated in the franchise. For example, Guile became William F. Guile, Sagat became Victor Sagat, Ryu became Ryu Hoshi, and Chun-Li took the surname Zang.
10. PLAYERS «SHOULD LONG BEAT SHENG», BUT IT DID NOT EXIST.
Original Street Fighter, Ryu told the players, «You must defeat Sheng Long to stand a chance.» This line is a mistranslation of the intended phrase: «You must defeat my dragon strike to stand a chance.» This cheesy translation confused many early fans and became a running joke for Capcom, which adapted the imaginary mentor figure into Gooken (and in Super Street Fighter II , hidden character Akuma, Gouken’s younger brother) and nearly included Sheng Long as a character in Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game.
11. VEGA FIRST WORKED WITH A KNIGHT …
According to the gaming website 1up.com, few of the street fighter The first wave of characters turned out to be very similar to the original sketches of characters created by game designers. Vega, for example, was first envisioned as a traditional sword-wielding armored knight, but eventually evolved into a figure with a «Spanish ninja» feel.
12. … AND SOMETIMES VEGA IS BALROG AND BALROG IS M. BISON.
street fighter the designers were inspired by some real fighters when they created the characters: Fei Long directed Bruce Lee and M. Bison (or Mike Bison) strongly resembled boxer Mike Tyson. To avoid legal backlash when releasing the game in the United States and other countries, Capcom developed the following system for exchanging character names and roles in the game: in Japan, the boxer character is called M. Bison, and in the United States, Balrog. In Japan, the «Spanish Ninja» character is the Balrog; in the USA it is Vega.
And while Vega leads the evil Shadaloo group in Japan, M. Bison (as a separate character from the boxer Balrog) takes the reins in the US.
13. IT IS EIGHT TIMES IN THE WORLD RECORDS BOOK.
At Street Fighter , the franchise holds the Guinness World Record for «Most Successful Fighting Game Series» for its 127 games as of 2014, but it has also received «Longest Running Video Game Fighting Series», «Best Selling Coin Operated Fighting Game» and five other titles.
14. REMAINS THE BEST SELLING CAPCOM GAME.
One Time Street Fighter II took the games by storm, Capcom started raking in big funds: by 19In 1993, game sales brought in $1.5 billion, and by 1995, gross revenue from 200,000 slot machines reached $2.3 billion. The Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) version also sold over $6.3 million. units, making it Capcom’s best-selling single-platform software to date (and second overall behind Resident Evil 5 ). One million of these SNES units were purchased in June 1992 in Japan during the first two weeks the game was available.
