Publisher: Capcom
Platforms: Commodore 64 | Commodore 64 | Arcade Games | SNES | Amiga | Amiga
Release Date: 1987 (US)
Publisher: US Gold
Platforms: Commodore 64 | Commodore 64 | Arcade Games | SNES | Amiga | Amiga
Release Date: 1992 (US)
Street Fighter II is the grandfather of all fighting games and single-handedly revitalized video arcades for years to come. Years after its release, it remains one of the greatest games of its type.
Hyper Fighting is the last regular installment of Street Fighter II, and is quite possibly the greatest Street Fighter game ever released.
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition combines Champion Edition and Hyper Fighting into one package.
Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams is the follow-up to the classic Street Fighter II series of 2D fighting games.
Publisher: Capcom
Platforms: PC | PlayStation | Arcade Games | SNES | Saturn
Release Date: 1996 (JP)
This upgraded version of Street Fighter Alpha 2 was only released in Japanese arcades. It eventually came to the US in a console compilation under the name Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold.
mediocre
Street Fighter Collection includes Super Street Fighter 2, Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, and Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold, a slightly updated version of Alpha 2 that adds Cammy and a few other extras.
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superb
The two giants of the 2D fighting-game industry joining forces to create, perhaps, the most highly anticipated fighter ever.
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great
Card Fighter's Clash is a fun, if simple, collectible-card game that combines some of the best elements of Pokemon and Magic: The Gathering, except that you build decks composed of cards based on characters from various SNK and Capcom games.
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SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighter's Clash - Capcom Version is a card battle game featuring 300 cards from both SNK and Capcom franchises.
good
While EX2 Plus adds a few features and some new characters to the mix, it doesn't really have the overall flair that made the first game stand out.
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Publisher: Capcom
Platforms: PlayStation 2 | Xbox | Arcade Games | Dreamcast
Release Date: 2000 (US)
good
There is definitely a lot to Street Fighter III.
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good
If you skipped out on Double Impact - or if you're fanatical about your SFIII - 3rd Strike is a good, refined 2D fighter that won't disappoint.
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good
EX3 may feel a bit rushed in some spots, but overall it's a fun and great-looking fighting game that won't disappoint longtime EX fans.
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fair
IMPORT: The game is definitely close to arcade-perfect, but when you consider the game's age and its place in the Street Fighter universe, the resulting product isn't terribly impressive.
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fair
IMPORT - Though its gameplay isn't especially deep, Millennium Fight Pro is an enjoyable slugfest that'll let you play with teams of some of the most popular 2D fighting-game characters ever created.
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good
IMPORT: It's cut from the same cloth as countless other Capcom fighting games, but it's got more features, more characters, and more depth than a lot of them.
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superb
Unquestionably, Turbo Revival is a perfect choice for any Game Boy Advance owner looking for some great fighting action on the go.
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great
The PlayStation 2 doesn't have a lot of good 2D fighting games available for it yet, so Capcom vs. SNK 2 can be easily recommended by default.
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fair
It's a surprisingly competent port. Unfortunately, it's a port of a game that most fans consider to be completely obsolete.
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mediocre
It's somewhat sad that the biggest problem with Capcom vs. SNK 2 EO--the terrible controls--isn't even really intrinsic to the core game.
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Playmore's fighting game for the NeoGeo features characters from SNK and Capcom.
Capcom is tossing every version of every Street Fighter II character into one fighting game to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Street Fighter series.
great
The two games in Street Fighter Anniversary Collection have aged gracefully. In particular, Street Fighter III: Third Strike stands out as one of the best 2D fighting games on the PS2.
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fair
It's clearly best suited for hardcore fans of Capcom's fighting games, who might enjoy exploring some of the nuances here, but probably won't find much reason to keep coming back.
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good
Street Fighter Alpha Anthology includes SFA 1-3, SFA 2 Gold, and Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix (Pocket Fighter).
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fair
Capcom's first Xbox Live Arcade game brings the classic arcade fighting game online and features a new Quarter Match mode meant to duplicate the arcade experience.
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