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| Publisher | - | US Gold |
| Releases | - | 1992 |
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Dave Lowe
AKA Uncle Art Music |
| Category | - | Fighting |
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| Category | - | Fighting |
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Unfortunately, the speed sometimes drops visibly, making it a bit hard to react in time.
Nevertheless, seeing how many other arcade games were ported to the ST, this is a good conversion.
I have had a lot of fun playing Street Fighter 2, and its is definitely one of the better fighting games for the ST, featuring the whole bunch of characters and scenarios of the arcade version. But it could have been made a lot better. This version of the game is definitely too slow at times.