When did Capcom release Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix in Japanese arcades?
Capcom released Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix in Japanese arcades during 1997. The cabinet featured the CPS II hardware that powered many of their hit titles from that era.
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Capcom released Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix in Japanese arcades during 1997. The cabinet featured the CPS II hardware that powered many of their hit titles from that era.
North American and PAL regions received the game under the title Pocket Fighter for its PlayStation port in 1998. Japan kept the original name Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix for all versions including the WonderSwan release.
The roster included fighters from Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge, Ibuki from Street Fighter III, and Tessa from Red Earth. Dan searched for students to start a new school but received a letter calling his moves useless after three days.
Game Machine listed Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix as the ninth most successful arcade game of November 1997. Next Generation gave the PlayStation version three stars out of five calling it distracting fun for two players.
It also appeared in Capcom Fighting Collection across Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, and Xbox One platforms in 2022. The original game returned as part of Street Fighter Alpha Anthology on PlayStation 2 in 2006.