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Which console had the best version of street fighter II?
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Alcoholikaust
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Probably this
-unless you mean baseline II, then I have to think about it for a few minutes
EDIT:Snes version of SF II Turbo gets my vote but I also enjoyed the 3DO version of Super
-unless you mean baseline II, then I have to think about it for a few minutes
EDIT:Snes version of SF II Turbo gets my vote but I also enjoyed the 3DO version of Super
Hayama Akito
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Honestly there are no "Arcade perfect" version of ST on consoles, not even the emulated ones, there is input lag on PS2 for example.
Anyway, there is a very comprehensive list of port differences in SRK wiki: http://wiki.shoryuken.com/Super_Street_Fighter_2_Turbo#Game_Versions
Anyway, there is a very comprehensive list of port differences in SRK wiki: http://wiki.shoryuken.com/Super_Street_Fighter_2_Turbo#Game_Versions
Holygriever
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There was a shady bar near my house with a SFII machine in a dark corner in which Zangief could fly through the screen throwing hadoukens with yoga flames coming out of his shins. I think that was the best version.
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J/K ofc
MightyHedgehog
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I thought that the Capcom Generations volume 5 for Saturn (and PS1) was the best one outside of the arcade, but I guess there might have been issues I wasn't paying attention to. I didn't really play the SSF2T for DC even though I bought it for my collection at the time of release, so I can't say I remember that version.
Probably this
-unless you mean baseline II, then I have to think about it for a few minutes
EDIT:Snes version of SF II Turbo gets my vote but I also enjoyed the 3DO version of Super
Wasn't the 3DO version pretty bad gameplay wise?
That's the Rainbow Edition i think.
KnockOneOff
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What's up with PS4 street fighter 4? Didn't realise it was out
Not best though
Hayama Akito
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Is AWESOME as a PCE game, but it has flaws as a port, more than Genesis CE i'm afraid.
The problem with old ports of WW/CE/Turbo is the lack of "CPS1 chains", but this is only relevant if you are truly hardcore to SFII.
Holygriever
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Heh, I know, I was just kidding. There actually wasn't ONE Rainbow Ed., but a myriad of bootleg hacks. Here in Brazil we usually collectively call them "Bus Station Street Fighter", since it was the likeliest place to find such versions.
sixteen-bit
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X68000
Canis lupus
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PS360
KnockOneOff
Banned
Wow thanks, they really are struggling to get games running this gen!!!
WTF is going on??
There's no good ports. Closest are ps1 and Dreamcast (for ST)
NoPS360
Hayama Akito
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Load times are pretty extreme if you don't have a good X68000 machine, also changing the disks every match is a mess imho.
entremet
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Ragnarok
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No it's a pretty legit version with a kick ass, rearranged soundtrack.
OmegaDL50
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I believe the Dreamcast version of Super Street Fighter II X Grand Master Challenge is as close to arcade perfect you are going to get.
Also the Saturn version of Street Fighter 2 Collection version of Super Turbo is fairly spot on.
Does anyone know if the Street Fighter Anniversary Collection version of Hyper Street Fighter 2 played exclusively in Super Turbo mode is accurate?
I do know that Hyper SF2 received a CPS2 Arcade release and version in SFAC is nearly identical.
Also the Saturn version of Street Fighter 2 Collection version of Super Turbo is fairly spot on.
Does anyone know if the Street Fighter Anniversary Collection version of Hyper Street Fighter 2 played exclusively in Super Turbo mode is accurate?
I do know that Hyper SF2 received a CPS2 Arcade release and version in SFAC is nearly identical.
sixteen-bit
Member
damn that sounds shitty
SRK wiki has a pretty interesting rundown for ST at least
http://wiki.shoryuken.com/Super_Street_Fighter_2_Turbo#Game_Versions
OmegaDL50
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Ironically the Wiki from SRK is perfect for things like this, however they don't mention anything about HSF2 for either the console or CPS2 Arcade release when played in ST mode.
Hayama Akito
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It is! i had the pleasure of playing it in Japan in 2013 and, even if is exactly identical to the Arcade because CPS1 has a 68000 CPU, there is no native option for install the game on a HDD and you need to insert another disk every match. It is still one of the best versions anyway.
Neff
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3DO version of Super Turbo is still the best console version of any of SFII's incarnations to my knowledge. People have been wanting a home version that matched it since it released.
Worst would be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL3uJVoHmig
Worst would be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL3uJVoHmig
Ninja Scooter
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isn't the Street Fighter Collection on PS2 arcade perfect?
OmegaDL50
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Seeing how the roms from MAME are literally dumps from the Arcade board....
However the issue with is the delay on LCD screens.
Refer to this thread - http://forums.shoryuken.com/discussion/178437/official-shmupmame-super-turbo-thread
This guy compares the Arcade Board on a supergun with Shmupmame and times it via a lagless CRT and its very, very, close.
Dare I say this will be as close you are going to get to an authentic Super Turbo experience without A) owning the actual Arcade board yourself or B) playing on the Dreamcast version with adjust dipswitch settings which also has it's own caveats.
Triple Da G.O.D!
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Because Hyper isn't considered a version of ST even though that is the base. The nuances that make ST what it is don't even reflect in Hyper in a way where even putting 2 O or ST characters on the screen would actually replicate ST in some believable way.
Hyper is its own thing and is considered as such. Just as no Savior player would even look at Chronicle in the same manner because the game is Savior 2 at its base and the Savior nuances don't reflect in Chronicle.
To answer the OP's question that game would be Grand Master Challenge on Dreamcast. Lots of cool stuff to fiddle with under the hood including putting the bonus games back in.
HD Remix has its basis on GMC and Remix Mode for all the shit it gets is pretty damn cool. 2 Hit juggling Tiger Knees are in fact the Bee's Knees!
Roland1979
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KojiKnight
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Colors are such a luxury.
Beaten...
SonicMegaDrive
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I doubt it's perfect, but the Saturn collection is still my go-to version of SSF2 and SSF2T. It just feels so damn responsive compared to every other version I've played, mostly thanks to the Saturn pad.
SFII: SNES
SFII' CE: PCE
SFIIT: Genesis
SSFII: Genesis
SSFIIT: Dreamcast
That's counting console ports and not collections. If I were going to play any of these games today, though, I'd fire up an emulator.
Also the best version of the soundtrack was Gametek's PC port of Super Turbo.
The 3DO version is not the best port and was missing the warping floor effect. IIRC ghe Dreamcast version, with the right settings, is considered the closest, but it says a lot about the game when the arcade version is still used in tournaments.
SFII' CE: PCE
SFIIT: Genesis
SSFII: Genesis
SSFIIT: Dreamcast
That's counting console ports and not collections. If I were going to play any of these games today, though, I'd fire up an emulator.
Also the best version of the soundtrack was Gametek's PC port of Super Turbo.
The 3DO version is not the best port and was missing the warping floor effect. IIRC ghe Dreamcast version, with the right settings, is considered the closest, but it says a lot about the game when the arcade version is still used in tournaments.
Emperor Bohe
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It has the 3DO, CPS1 and CPS2 options for the music arrangements.
And the gameplay looks pretty solid to me.
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