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Street Fighter Alpha 2Street Fighter Alpha 2 arrived in arcades in 1996 with a mechanical innovation that fundamentally changed how players approached combat, introducing the…
Ultra Street Fighter IIOn the 14th of February 2017, a development team at Capcom stood exactly halfway through building a game that would redefine how a thirty-year-old fighting…
Hyper Street Fighter IIHyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition holds a permanent place in the Museum of Modern Art, a distinction rarely granted to fighting games despite…
Super Street Fighter II TurboIn the quiet summer of 1994, a single line of code hidden within the arcade cabinet of Super Street Fighter II Turbo would alter the history of competitive…
Street Fighter Alpha 3Street Fighter Alpha 3 arrived in arcades on the 1st of July 1998, marking the end of a trilogy that had already reshaped the fighting game landscape.
X-Men: Children of the Atom (video game)In December 1994, the arcade hardware known as the CP System II became the stage for a revolution in licensed fighting games when X-Men: Children of the Atom…
Street Fighter AlphaIn October 1994, Capcom initiated a project that would fundamentally alter the trajectory of the fighting game genre, yet the development team was granted a…
Street FighterIn August 1987, a small team at Capcom in Osaka created a game that would fundamentally alter the landscape of interactive entertainment.
Street Fighter III: 3rd StrikeOn the 29th of May 2004, a moment occurred in a Tokyo arcade that would redefine the history of competitive gaming forever.
Super Street Fighter IIIn October 1993, the arcade floor in Japan was transformed by a single cabinet that would redefine the fighting game genre.
Street Fighter IIIn 1991, a game arrived that would not just sell millions of copies but fundamentally alter the trajectory of interactive entertainment.