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Street Fighter II

Street Fighter II is a 1991 Amiga, C64, GB, GBA, MD, MS, NES, PCE, PS1, PS2, Saturn, SNES, Wii, Xbox, ZX game by Capcom.

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About the game

Before the flashy graphics, 3D animation and 30 hit turbo combos, there was the simple dragon punch and fireball. In this very scaled down version of the original Street Fighter II arcade game, you can choose from a select group of warriors including Ryu, Ken, Guile, Blanka, M. Bison, Chun Li, Zangief, Balrog and Sagat, each with a unique fighting style and special moves. Play through the one-player arcade mode and fight your way through each character in the game to the final boss, Bison, or play against a friend in two player mode.

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Facts

Platforms
Amiga, C64, GB, GBA, MD, MS, NES, PCE, PS1, PS2, Saturn, SNES, Wii, Xbox, ZX
First released
1991-02-06
Developers
Capcom
Publishers
Data East
Genres
2D fighting game
Ratings
MobyGames score 7.3 (18 votes) · MobyGames

Covers and screenshots

Box, manual and cartridge scans

  • Street Fighter II: Front Cover (GB · United States)
    Front Cover (GB · United States)
  • Street Fighter II: Front Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Front Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Front Cover (GB · United Kingdom)
    Front Cover (GB · United Kingdom)
  • Street Fighter II: Front Cover (GB · Other)
    Front Cover (GB · Other)
  • Street Fighter II: Front Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Front Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Back Cover (GB · United States)
    Back Cover (GB · United States)
  • Street Fighter II: Back Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Back Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Back Cover (GB · United Kingdom)
    Back Cover (GB · United Kingdom)
  • Street Fighter II: Back Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Back Cover (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Media (GB · United States)
    Media (GB · United States)
  • Street Fighter II: Media (GB · United Kingdom)
    Media (GB · United Kingdom)
  • Street Fighter II: Media (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Media (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Media (GB · Brazil)
    Media (GB · Brazil)
  • Street Fighter II: Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Spine/Sides (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Manual (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Manual (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
  • Street Fighter II: Manual (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)
    Manual (GB · Belgium, The Netherlands)

Screenshots

  • Street Fighter II: Title screen. (GB)
    Title screen. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Modify little options in this screen. Play a music and have fun it! (GB)
    Modify little options in this screen. Play a music and have fun it! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: The world's most famous fighters are available to the battle! (GB)
    The world's most famous fighters are available to the battle! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Which is strongest: Hadouken or Hurricane Kick? (GB)
    Which is strongest: Hadouken or Hurricane Kick? (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: VS screen. (GB)
    VS screen. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Chun-Li's Kikoken is not a threat now. (GB)
    Chun-Li's Kikoken is not a threat now. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Bison and the Psycho Crusher. Good times.. (GB)
    Bison and the Psycho Crusher. Good times.. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Title screen (in Super Game Boy). (GB)
    Title screen (in Super Game Boy). (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Obtaining a "PERFECT" sometimes is very rewarding, right? (GB)
    Obtaining a "PERFECT" sometimes is very rewarding, right? (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: I already read this phrase in some place... (GB)
    I already read this phrase in some place... (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Playing in the Super Game Boy, the border will be with the adversary's stage visual! Like the SNES version... (GB)
    Playing in the Super Game Boy, the border will be with the adversary's stage visual! Like the SNES version... (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Bison's Scissors Kick striking the challenger. (GB)
    Bison's Scissors Kick striking the challenger. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: This punch not caused damage, due to a successful defense. (GB)
    This punch not caused damage, due to a successful defense. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Grabbing the opponent and hitting constantly with the head 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... many times! (GB)
    Grabbing the opponent and hitting constantly with the head 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... many times! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Guile's Sonic Boom: other classic move. (GB)
    Guile's Sonic Boom: other classic move. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Chun-Li is always prepared to defend itself of inopportune attacks. (GB)
    Chun-Li is always prepared to defend itself of inopportune attacks. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Ryu defended Chun-Li's spinning kick. (GB)
    Ryu defended Chun-Li's spinning kick. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Blanka's electric move: don't go close! (GB)
    Blanka's electric move: don't go close! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Chun-Li's fast kicks is a possible barrier to transpose, but the player needs some luck... (GB)
    Chun-Li's fast kicks is a possible barrier to transpose, but the player needs some luck... (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Using the foot with elegance... and a lot of strength! (GB)
    Using the foot with elegance... and a lot of strength! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Continue screen. (GB)
    Continue screen. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Guile's Flash Kick "hitting" the wind... (GB)
    Guile's Flash Kick "hitting" the wind... (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: What a powerful kick, man! (GB)
    What a powerful kick, man! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Moves encounter: damage for both fighters! (GB)
    Moves encounter: damage for both fighters! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Apparently, the impact caused by this move is painful, very painful... (GB)
    Apparently, the impact caused by this move is painful, very painful... (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Balrog is gives to feel the intensity of Zangief's spinning fists! (GB)
    Balrog is gives to feel the intensity of Zangief's spinning fists! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Ken Masters performing a flaming Shoryuken. (GB)
    Ken Masters performing a flaming Shoryuken. (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Sagat is ready to attack with the Tiger Knee! (GB)
    Sagat is ready to attack with the Tiger Knee! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Blanka's "throw" is composed by bites and more bites! (GB)
    Blanka's "throw" is composed by bites and more bites! (GB)
  • Street Fighter II: Ryu throws Ken in the sea... I'm just kidding! ;D (GB)
    Ryu throws Ken in the sea... I'm just kidding! ;D (GB)

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Releases

PlatformReleasedRegionsPublishers
Amiga1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
C641991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
GB1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
GBA1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
MD1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
MS1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
PCE1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
PS11991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
PS21991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
Saturn1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
SNES1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
Wii1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
Xbox1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
ZX1991-02-06AU, JP, europe, north-americaData East
NESNot documented—Yoko Soft

Barcodes

  • 0045496730444
  • 4976219134378
  • 7896273602682

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