When was Street Fighter: The Movie released for PlayStation and Sega Saturn?
Capcom released Street Fighter: The Movie for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn in 1995. This title served as a North American launch title for the new console system.
Questions about Street Fighter: The Movie (console video game)
Short answers, pulled from the story.
Who played M. Bison in the Street Fighter: The Movie video game?
Raúl Juliá was set to reprise his role as M. Bison for the video game version but died in October 1994 while already very ill. Darko Tuscan, Julia's stunt double from the film, instead filled the role.
What is the difference between the Japanese and English versions of Street Fighter: The Movie?
The console versions released as Street Fighter: Real Battle on Film in Japan with voice samples that differed significantly between regional releases. Balrog, Vega, and M. Bison received westernized names in the Japanese version while Akuma was referred to as Gouki within the Japanese text.
How many modes exist in the Street Fighter: The Movie video game software package?
Four distinct modes existed within the software package including a primary single-player mode that followed the plot of the movie itself. A music video featuring the theme song Something There by Chage & Aska played after completion.
Why did critics dislike the Street Fighter: The Movie video game upon release?
Critics complained about excessive slowdown and choppy animation throughout the experience during its North American release in September 1995. Reviewers cited poor quality digitization and low frame rates as major flaws in the PlayStation and Saturn versions.