And now this version of the game is apparently being included in the Capcom Fighting Collection for June 24th, 2022. With online play and Rollback netcode to boot!
@@goukigod With mid-game saves you can save state an arcade run at least, and I presume button customization is done in the UI outside of the game. My big question is if it has the extra soundtrack option stuff of the Anniversary Edition or if it's the arcade release as it was.
@@raikohzx4323 @RaikohZX Yeah, I'm curious to see if this new version will be as is, or modified beyond adding online play. In the PAL version you can't save at any point. Either in game or in the menus.
It's getting rereleased as part of the compilation game Capcom Fighting Collection. Along with the Darkstalkers games, Red Earth, Cyberbots, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, and Super Gem Fighter Minimix!
Yeah, that it came packaged with both games and wasn't a full-priced PS2 game (I think I got it for 39.99 when PS2 games went for 49.99) made it a good enough deal IMO.
Under the age of 40?! I would say under the age of 50. Street Fighter 2 came out in 1991 in the arcades. I started playing it within the first few weeks it hit arcades and I have never stopped.
Street Fighter II Turbo on the SNES was the first game for me. Eventually I also picked up Super Street Fighter II which I still play to this day thanks to the Snes9x emulator. Using shader plugins like 4xBRZ makes the game feel almost like a modern re-release. I also still play a lot of Weaponlord on the PC too since it's obvious that game was heavily inspired by the Street Fighter II franchise.
In 2022, this game will be included in the Capcom Fighting Collection and the Capcom Arcade Stadium 2 lineup. It seems the game isn't that hard to find anymore. Also this particular version of SFII is the only CPS-2 version where Vega could finally climb the cage again since 3 of his previous CPS-1 versions are included as his New Challengers and Super Turbo versions can't climb it.
Finally, my thoughts on Hyper Street Fighter 2 is that it was a cool idea but ultimately fell flat on its face. It felt like a rushed job. As you said, the difficulty of the A.I is overpowering and there is no easy way of unlocking Gouki. Also, even though you can select all classic versions of each character, their endings are always the Super Turbo versions. This is a missed opportunity as it would have been great to be able to unlock every different version of each characters ending and have them easily selectable afterwards in some sort of gallery. Going on from my last messege about the various ports, there really is no truely definitive version of sf2, it seems whenever capcom do a new port, they add cool additions but remove other ideas from previous ports. Its so annoying. What they need to do is make a new version with the concept of hyper, tons of unlockables like the dc port, add the rebalaced changes of hd remix as an option too, and well all the other small changes that made ultra fun. Ultra also had an easy 1 button command for newbies to pull of special moves with the joycons but i wasnt done right. When you set a hold back characters special to a single button, it looks rather janky. Once you press the button the character starts walking back automatically to charge up the move rather then do it instantly like in revival on gba. Speaking of the gba game, there is also that option that id take from it aswell as the extra time attack, survival modes and extra bonus stages. See what i mean, there is something interesting about each port almost. Will we ever get the real definitive version to conquer all other versions? I believe the answer is simply no. For every bright idea capcom adds, they remove other neat ideas. :(
I agree from a content point of view there was/is so much potential. With so many games, the amount of content available to include as extras, unlocks or hidden stuff is immense. I’d love to see the children of the atom gouki included too in some future iteration. Never say never though, ultra apparently sold well so I doubt it’s the final version we’ll see. From a pure gameplay point of view though I still think hyper is the most authentic. I liked the philosophy behind the balance changes in HD Remix and Ultra but they feel like interesting spin offs rather than the real deal, and I really hate the HD visuals. Hyper’s changes are more like minor bug fixes rather than changes that effect the meta and it plays the most like the arcade versions. I don’t have the Dreamcast version but I have it on my shopping list! Ultimately I don’t think there is a correct answer. Like you said, there are so many versions, each with there own flavour that your favourite is likely to be influenced by which ever was your entry point into the series. Thanks for the massive comment!
@@goukigod seems like tou have already done alot of research into the various ports and played thrm yourself. In terms of gameplay, it is a mattervof preference and i personally prefer the HD Remix balance changes over any other version but detest the new art work. They corrected this for the portraits for ultra but thats about it. Its true what you say, thry can make everyone happy with their personal preferences by adding each unlockable and every available option previously. As for the idea of COTAtom Gouki.... that would be a fucking sweet addition mate. I loved his unique counter attack move and the diving kick which made it into the vs games with more refined control.
@@goukigod actually hyper does make some pretty significant balance changes. In super turbo, new characters can tech throws while old characters can’t. In hyper, old character’s throws are untecable by any character and new character’s throws can be teched by everyone. They also increased the recovery on old sagat’s (super Sagat) fireballs from what they were in super turbo. Edit: the capkore rerelease reverted the change to Sagat’s fireballs to what they were in super turbo
Laziness and ineptitude aside, I think it boils down to one thing. If a company releases the ultimate version of something, they then have no other version to release. Simples.
I got into SF a few months ago. I'm 18 (born in 2002), but somehow I grew up with an Original Xbox I still have. A few months ago, I got this collection as my first SF game. I was instantly sold on the franchise, and as soon as I get a Series S and SF6 releases I'll finally get into a more up to date version (on Xbox so no V to play)
Might be a while before SF6 comes out and there's no guarantee it will come out on xbox. If you want a taste of the other games the 30th Anniversary Collection isn't a bad way to bring yourself up to speed. It has some issues but you might be able to find it on sale
@@goukigod yep, I actually picked up 30th Anniversary a few weeks ago. Equally as good, although I can tell multi-player isn't as big as when it launched. I've considered getting SF4 (backwards compatible for 360), but at that point I'd rather just go for 5 or 6 (not that 4 is bad, it looks good)
I dunno, I like 4 and 5 evenly for very different reasons. 4 was a far superior game as far as the pro tour though. I miss those insane 1 frame combos!
The big problem is the normal and champion edition characters aren't accurate to the original release game characters like bison touch of death combos from champion edition aren't possible when it was a broken combo to name 1
I recommend the Japanese exclusive Dreamcast version. It is a heavily modified version of Super Turbo with cool additions, tweaks, and also brings back the bonus stages once you unlock them. There is theee versions of Gouki aswell. Defo the best version of vanilla Super Turbo yiu can get on consoles. Just make sure you have a decent controller or Arcade Stick. Next up, i recommend HD Remix on Xbox 360. It used the basis of the Dreamcast port of Super Turbo and rebalanced the game with new art. However, alot of the dc port extras and unlockables were sadly removed. Why? ;( Finally, i do like Ultra Street Fighter 2 on Switch. Being able to take a great version of Super Turbo on the go is amazing but i was gutted that they removed the balance changes from HD Remix. Personally i believe that those are the only versions of the game you ever really need. If only Capcom had kept the extras from the dc port and the balances from hd remix (even as an option) when making ultra sf2, thrn this would have been the truely ultra definitive version of sf2, but as it stands... it isnt and i have to own all three. Hope that helps
No edition will be the definitive one without the 3DO soundtrack! And why not fixing the orange blood on the defeated Ken and Sagat portraits on Switch? Those things are beyond me...
@@CallOfEuropeanSpirit I heard someone managed to hack the 3DO soundtrack into the Dreamcast port many years ago but I've tried finding a download for it and can't. Hopefully someone will re-do this.
@@wonderfulwardy This soundtrack is so superior to everything, I don't understand why it's not everywhere. At least as an option. It's faithful to the original and sounds awesome in the same time. But I have to admit that the Ultra SF II soundtrack is very good, way better than the HD Remix one. Thanks for the infos, I didn't know the Dreamcast port was so good.
@@CallOfEuropeanSpirit cool. Glad to be helpful. Also i love most of the soundtracks. I like the Ultra, HD remix, 3DO, and seeing as the dreamcast port has the arcade soundtrack as standard, i found a remixed version of it which had the ocremix album 'blood on the asphalt' which is a modified or Beta style version of what became the basis for the HD remix version
Also i forgot to mention above, one feature of the dreamcast port that i like is the ability to toggle having your Super Bar carry over to the next round. No other version has this. The three goukis are standard arcade gouki (1 air fireball and no super), super gouki (2 air fireballs, no super), and ten gouki (2 air fireballs, with super raging demon). Finally, ever wanted to play the Dreamcast port with either MVC2 or SF3TS soundtracks?... well you can if you want. Just search for a dreamcast CDI download called 'Capcom Fighting Collection'. Thats all i got... so.. Hope that "takes you for a ride!"
Sorry for the third messege in a row but i also must point out something else that i missed..... The DC port is also the only version that has an option that allows you to carry your super metre over to the next round. Why wasnt this simple feature available in HD Remix or Ultra? Why? It baffles me so much. As popular as street fighter 2 was and still is, no one on youtube has ever sat down and gone theough and listed all the exclusive features of every version both good and bad. Maybe a future video for you perhaps? You can contact me if youd like to know anything else as i have played every port of every version of sf2.
Turbo 4 isn't just for laughs, Back when this game was competitive, It was actually what the US competitive standard was. Only sometime around 2012-ish did Super Turbo consolidate the competition speed for the outside japan / japan to all be the same... (currently Turbo 3 JP/ Turbo 2 US or in HSF it would be turbo 3) There was a difference because the "turbo 3" was set as competition speed for the machines, but the American machines labeled their speeds differently, Turbo 1 2 3 (4), for JP equaled turbo 0 1 2 and 3 for the US. The turbo 0 in HSF doesn't exist in ST. I clearly remember the consolidation because I was very active at that time, and it was a pain to adjust to the new speed, but now, 10 years or so later, I can't go back to the faster speed... yet, I still have some execution-muscle memory holdover that messes me up on the slower speeds for the characters i don't play as often...
In the console versions, Turbo 4 is basically ten stars Turbo for SNES and Genesis. Turbo 3 is 8 stars, Turbo 2 is 4 stars, and Turbo 1 is 2 stars. Normal is basically just Champion Edition speed. In SNES and Genesis Super Street Fighter II, SNES 3 stars and Genesis four stars are equel to Turbo 2.
Looking forward to play this game on my MiSTer FPGA soon. The real arcade experience with no input lag for the controller. For home ports I prefer Super Turbo on Dreamcast as it offers some unique features not found in any other version of the game.
@@goukigod MiSTer is really great and gets better almost every week. CPS2 core is in beta at the moment and every week 2-3 games are added to the list of supported games (Alien vs. Predator, Battle Circuit, Mega Man 2, SFZ2A, 19XX, Darkstalkers and Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo already work), so it's only a matter of months before we get Hyper Street Fighter 2. Many other systems already work great - almost every 8+16 bit system, many handhelds, PCE-CD, Mega CD, NeoGeo, CPS1 + 1.5, home computers like C64 and Amiga, etc. There are also some good other arcade cores like Dodonpachi, which is better than every port available and without the hassles and lag of software emulation.
Yeah it's based on arcade Super Turbo so Akuma is only in New Challenger mode. You can't even pick the Shin Akuma version of him either, something both the GBA and Dreamcast versions offered.
@@goukigod The soundtrack by OC Remix was awesome too. I know that a lot of people don't like the updated sprites, but having them as an option would be great.
From memory HD remix let you swap the sprites to the OG versions but they were super low res and it didn't swap the backgrounds. Being able to swap both in some kind of upscaled format would be ideal.
Ive noticed sumthing when u go on google n enter moves list for this game it says evil ryu how do u get him on this game while akuma is the only 1 unlockable just askin
super turbo is called "grand master challenge" not ultimate championship lol. But what I want is a updated version of HSF to include all 7 versions (5 + the 2 with the bugs restored -- which ironically, still isn't completely accurate to the original arcade versions...) of the characters it has already AND adds the HDR and USF2 versions... for a total of 9-10 versions for this theoretical new version select of SF2
I got very confused with the names... i'm still confused to be honest. Super Street Fighter II X - Grand Master Challenge is the name of the game in Japan, although for the playstation and staturn release it's called Super Street Fighter II Turbo: The Ultimate Championship?
Can the versions of characters from CPS1 hardware do CPS1 chains? i.e. Exploit button priority to do 2LK 2LK+HP xx 623LP with Ken. 2LK+HP in that chain gives you 2HP.
if it was possible in the OG version I believe it's possible here. I don't know about that specific use case though sorry. I also don't know if this is true for the version found in the fighting collection, although I believe it is.
Japanese ST, HD Remix, Hyper and finally Ultra are my personal favourite SF2 iterations. There’s a good reason I say the Japanese ST over the US version is because of the AI is atrocious. Japanese is easier.
I believe the recent street fighter anniversary collection included the North American version of SSF2T and it still had that difficulty problem. Not sure if they ever patched it.
I was lucky AND stupid enough to sell the PS2 slim and a PERFECT condition copy of this!!! Man, I’d cry myself to sleep if I pondered too much about the games/hardware I’ve let go over the years!!! Great review!!!!
Not sure if you're playing the PAL version, but in the U.S. version, you CAN save the button configurations, option settings (including your choice of BGM) and the high scores. Other than that I agree with you that Hyper Street Fighter II (the home console original, not the CPS2 port) is the most comprehensive SF2 game to date. That crud Ultra SF2 was a shameful cash-grab by comparison.
I can confirm that the arcade version did exist... but I didn't see it myself until Round 1 Puente Hills a few years ago. (Pretty sure it was the US version, but I could be wrong.) It was there when this video was posted, but I think it's gone now. Also there's the ROM sets on MAME and Final Burn.
Recently announced, we'll be able to enjoy the port (from the PS2/Xbox era) as 1 of the included titles in Capcom Fighting Collection later in June this year!!!
I believe this collection will be the original arcade versions, not the PS2/Xbox ports, so the extras won't carry over. Although, it looks like the new collection will have heaps of additional content in the museum.
I had the original version on the SNES. When I went to someone's house and they had street fighter with Cammy, Bison, etc, I was blown away. Had no idea and I was jealous haha. There's like 4 or more characters than the original version. Got my butt kicked by Fei Long, had no idea what moves he did.
There is a version where you can move Blanka while crouching and using electric shock and Honda while using fast hands... also Guile scissor kicks can be chained indefinitely if timed properly, Ken and Ryu's shoryuken has multiple balls generated by the uppercut... Anybody knows the name of this version? I know it was available on arcade internationally mid 90s.
With super turbo arcade there was a bug where if you change difficulty it's still too hard, but in hypersf2 its cool put it on easyest or verry easy you can have a fun time, there are allso options that let you choose the speed ingame and instead of best of 3 rounds you can have first to win 3 rounds wich means fights can go upto 6 rounds wich is nice, not sure if the music pops quite the same on this as say new chalangers but it sounds good enough.
Street fighter 2 the world Warrior champion edition and turbo actually where one of the first video games I saw it was on Capcom collection volume two for the PlayStation 2 and og Xbox yes I had both systems with the same game
My theory for why you needed a special sequence to unlock Akuma was that it's easy to screw up the sequence, and the only way to choose him after accidentally picking Ryu is by inserting another credit.
I’m all new to this and still have a PS2 laying around - I ordered this version of HSF2 for £6 (can you believe) so my son and I can start getting into this franchise…. And from what you’ve shared in this video; it seems I’ve made the right choice 👍🏻 How do you unlock the hidden character?, sounds complicated.
@@martinroskilly9994 You sound like an awesome dad! To unlock Akuma, highlight Ryu for three seconds, then go to T. Hawk for three seconds, then Guile for three seconds, then Cammy for three seconds, and then go back to Ryu, wait three seconds, and hit the Start Button and all three Punch buttons at once, and Akuma will now be playable.
Surprised to see this game in the arcades back in 2011. I still prefer super turbo over this and wish the presentation and background stages had changes to make it more distinguishable than super turbo.
The only things lacking in HYPER SFII: • Capcom vs. SNK-style graphics and sprites. But players still have the option to switch to the old-school graphics look, just like in ULTRA SFII. • "Normal", "Champ" and "Turbo" versions of Akuma, Cammy, Dee Jay, Fei Long and T. Hawk. • A 6th mode called "Hyper" where everyone has Hyper Combo moves (Example: Ryu's Shin Shoryūken) • The home version has *Street Fighter III 3rd Strike* as a double, but still no *Street Fighter I* upgrade as a triple, to make a complete trilogy.
@@goukigod Thanks for bringing that up. Only half of the SFII games are incomplete: Incomplete Ones: • *SFII: The World Warrior* (The original is basically a beta/prototype version that was rushed into release.) • *SFII' Turbo: Hyper Fighting* (The arcade version lacks a speed adjust, this was later fixed in the console versions.) • *Hyper SFII* (Well, I already explained those three cons.) Complete Ones: • *SFII': Champion Edition* • *Super SFII* • *Super SFIIX: Grand Master Challenge*
This also had so much potential that sadly went to waste. They didn't allow you to play on every level from all the games and the extra ISMs (although neat) could have been done much better. Like fully impliment the Marvel vs. versions of characters in the game.
Hmm...today 13/January/2023 I played this version on Nintendo Switch on Capcom Fighting Collection.Is it normal that the oponents are so freakin hard from the first one?.I mean this was my first time playing Street Fighter 2.
Someone here in the comments said that this may only be an issue with the PAL version. It's not an issue with the recent port included in the Capcom fighting collection.
Thx, now I know I don't want it. Allthough I am a SF enthusiast I mainly care about balance. So if capcom didn't give Ryu from world warriors more health or power to compete with let's say Ryu from grand master challenge (with his additional special moves and super special), the ability to choose any fighter from any version becomes merely a gimmick.
But if you rebalanced all the characters it wouldn’t really be pitting the different versions against each other and it would totally change the meta. It would have been cool if they added in a mode which did rebalance everything but if I had to choose I’d go with this all day long.
Its so weird this is like the only retrospective on this game even though its fucking amazing I guess people only bought it to get 3rd strike or something
Hyper Fighting & Super Turbo is the only versions that had online access in the previous collection on Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. "I wish Capcom can do a Street Fighter II collection, Provding online access to every version of Street Fighter II. Street Fighter II The World Warrior Street Fighter II Championship Edition Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Fighting Super Street Fighter II New Challengers Super Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Street Fighter II Anniversary Edition." If SNK can give online access to every version of samurai showdown game in a collection. Im sure Capcom can do a collection with every version of Street Fighter II. People in this generation can get a better understanding when it comes to the operation of each versiom of Street Fighter II, Example when it comes to the Dynamics of Speed on every version of Street Fighter II & Why boss characters are not utilzed in Street Fighter II world warrior, Oppose to the boss characters used in Championship edit, Turbo Hyper Fighting Etc. Hyper Street Fighter II The Anniversary Edition sums it up because you can select characters from previous versions of Street Fighter II in the same game. Would be nice if this collection had online access to every version of Street Fighter II. Certain people are not aware of fightcade, So to have the Street Fighter Collection on consoles is a alternative. Street Fighter II is my favorite game. Next month is the Anniversary thought this would be a perfect collection. Happy 30th Anniversary to Street Fighter II. I know im not the only one who feels this collection should happen, Or take it in considerations the collection makes sense. Capcom need to provide online access to all their games in any collection displayed in general. Who ever read this message and true Street Fighter II fans thank you ✌
Capcom ain't gonna waste time creating online server for all the games to be play online, the reason why Hyper Fighting and Super Turbo had online play for the SF 30th collection was because those two versions had a much higher player base online. If Capcom made that collection, server for World Warrior, Champion Edition, and New Challengers would be wasted as not many players would play those versions when Hyper Fighting and Super Turbo exist.
Unfortunately Hyper runs in 480i instead of 240p which makes it a horrible way to experience SF2. The best (and only) decent way to play the game on a PS2 is the PS1 SF2 collections. Even with the loading between rounds the PS1 version is better. Capcom screwed up every single SF2 release on the PS2 and showed the game no respect whatsoever. The speed and timing of old games is linked to the specific refresh rate of the hardware. You can't change it without ruining the game. It's a shame because the PS2 was capable of a perfect port.
This version of SF has damage set too high. It's lagging online Violent Ken and Regular Ken can just spam shoryuken over and over and you get hit every time. You can literally just be thrown to death by holding in the direction of the opponent and hit buttons
@@goukigod I am. Was it the violent Ken that gave it away? This game is my favorite street fighter iteration. I still own it on PS2 along with the hard wood arcade stick. Switch version on Capcom fighting collection is still laggy though, almost unplayable at times. Also theirs this glitch.... I was thrown out of a tiger uppercut AFTER it connected. I did a super with Dictator where it went into the super flashing death animation, then I was knocked out of it....I mean when the screen is obviously showing that you beat the opponent. Characters teleporting a full screen distance away. When checking the online rankings, your immediately met with an error and takes you back to your profile page
This video game is old news. It's no rare or lost game. Most have heard and own this game on the PS2 back in the early 2000s. Those that didn't own the game or never heard and are clueless of it are the young gamers of today.
I actually made this video because I had limited knowledge of it and none of my gamer friends (in their late 30's and early 40's) had heard of it. I asked every person I knew and even ran a poll to get an idea who had heard of it and only one person had, so I made this video.
@@goukigod oh shit really? if thats the case im going to hunt down a ntsc version from overseas! we europeans always got let down by the gaming industry!
The best? Really? If anything this has to be the most pathetic iteration of SF2 EVER released. Seems like all you are doing is picking out the mugshot for the character in the VS screen and next to their life bar in game and/or deciding whether or not you want them to be able to use super combos. And people who defend it when I bring this up say "Oh no! It's not like that! Each version of the character has different statistics!". Yeah, just how much different ARE these statistics? And it pisses me off that they put this version on both Capcom Fighting Collection and Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium, as if there isn't enough SF2 overkill in the retro gaming world as it is in recent years. HARD PASS.
"Yeah, just how much different ARE these statistics?" Very different in fact and the later versions have new moves and different combo potential. Old Sagat, for example has more cancelable moves. Particularly, the second active part of his standing short and forward kicks which can be canceled into specials
I’ve reviewed the fighting collection if that’s why you’re here. ua-cam.com/video/rFxtp5HKVlw/v-deo.html
Hyper sf alpha has megamix all 3 alpha games? Does this hyper sf2 have rewind on switch
And now this version of the game is apparently being included in the Capcom Fighting Collection for June 24th, 2022. With online play and Rollback netcode to boot!
I'm glad to see it get a re-release. Hopefully they can fix the saving issue. Online should be wild!
@@goukigod With mid-game saves you can save state an arcade run at least, and I presume button customization is done in the UI outside of the game. My big question is if it has the extra soundtrack option stuff of the Anniversary Edition or if it's the arcade release as it was.
@@raikohzx4323 @RaikohZX Yeah, I'm curious to see if this new version will be as is, or modified beyond adding online play. In the PAL version you can't save at any point. Either in game or in the menus.
@@goukigod I hope they use the Japanese difficulty level and not the Western one. The game was ridiculous to play single player.
@@blackrottweiler8885 That was a big problem with recent collection
I still play it with my son on PS2, Capcom even included Street Fighter 3 Third Strike. Great game
I still play it with my pops on PS2 😅
It's getting rereleased as part of the compilation game Capcom Fighting Collection. Along with the Darkstalkers games, Red Earth, Cyberbots, Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, and Super Gem Fighter Minimix!
@@avremirine8986 Hyper SF2 yea but is it coming with third strike with extra colors cause they said anniversary editon
Yeah, that it came packaged with both games and wasn't a full-priced PS2 game (I think I got it for 39.99 when PS2 games went for 49.99) made it a good enough deal IMO.
Under the age of 40?! I would say under the age of 50. Street Fighter 2 came out in 1991 in the arcades. I started playing it within the first few weeks it hit arcades and I have never stopped.
I too started out with champion edition on the megadrive. Never looked back amazing franchise. Great video mate
Street Fighter II Turbo on the SNES was the first game for me. Eventually I also picked up Super Street Fighter II which I still play to this day thanks to the Snes9x emulator. Using shader plugins like 4xBRZ makes the game feel almost like a modern re-release. I also still play a lot of Weaponlord on the PC too since it's obvious that game was heavily inspired by the Street Fighter II franchise.
6:43 There's something called a memory card
You can't save at all in this version
There no option for save in the game
@@captainsale3413 On the PS2 version yes u can
According to what someone told me, you can save in the North american version. You can't in the PAL version, even with a memory card.
Massive shout out to my mate Dave for helping with this video by lending me his OSSC! Also for the many years of ass whoppings he’s graciously taken 😄
In 2022, this game will be included in the Capcom Fighting Collection and the Capcom Arcade Stadium 2 lineup. It seems the game isn't that hard to find anymore. Also this particular version of SFII is the only CPS-2 version where Vega could finally climb the cage again since 3 of his previous CPS-1 versions are included as his New Challengers and Super Turbo versions can't climb it.
Finally, my thoughts on Hyper Street Fighter 2 is that it was a cool idea but ultimately fell flat on its face. It felt like a rushed job. As you said, the difficulty of the A.I is overpowering and there is no easy way of unlocking Gouki.
Also, even though you can select all classic versions of each character, their endings are always the Super Turbo versions. This is a missed opportunity as it would have been great to be able to unlock every different version of each characters ending and have them easily selectable afterwards in some sort of gallery. Going on from my last messege about the various ports, there really is no truely definitive version of sf2, it seems whenever capcom do a new port, they add cool additions but remove other ideas from previous ports. Its so annoying.
What they need to do is make a new version with the concept of hyper, tons of unlockables like the dc port, add the rebalaced changes of hd remix as an option too, and well all the other small changes that made ultra fun.
Ultra also had an easy 1 button command for newbies to pull of special moves with the joycons but i wasnt done right. When you set a hold back characters special to a single button, it looks rather janky. Once you press the button the character starts walking back automatically to charge up the move rather then do it instantly like in revival on gba.
Speaking of the gba game, there is also that option that id take from it aswell as the extra time attack, survival modes and extra bonus stages.
See what i mean, there is something interesting about each port almost. Will we ever get the real definitive version to conquer all other versions? I believe the answer is simply no. For every bright idea capcom adds, they remove other neat ideas. :(
I agree from a content point of view there was/is so much potential. With so many games, the amount of content available to include as extras, unlocks or hidden stuff is immense. I’d love to see the children of the atom gouki included too in some future iteration. Never say never though, ultra apparently sold well so I doubt it’s the final version we’ll see. From a pure gameplay point of view though I still think hyper is the most authentic. I liked the philosophy behind the balance changes in HD Remix and Ultra but they feel like interesting spin offs rather than the real deal, and I really hate the HD visuals. Hyper’s changes are more like minor bug fixes rather than changes that effect the meta and it plays the most like the arcade versions. I don’t have the Dreamcast version but I have it on my shopping list! Ultimately I don’t think there is a correct answer. Like you said, there are so many versions, each with there own flavour that your favourite is likely to be influenced by which ever was your entry point into the series. Thanks for the massive comment!
@@goukigod seems like tou have already done alot of research into the various ports and played thrm yourself. In terms of gameplay, it is a mattervof preference and i personally prefer the HD Remix balance changes over any other version but detest the new art work. They corrected this for the portraits for ultra but thats about it.
Its true what you say, thry can make everyone happy with their personal preferences by adding each unlockable and every available option previously.
As for the idea of COTAtom Gouki.... that would be a fucking sweet addition mate. I loved his unique counter attack move and the diving kick which made it into the vs games with more refined control.
@@goukigod actually hyper does make some pretty significant balance changes. In super turbo, new characters can tech throws while old characters can’t. In hyper, old character’s throws are untecable by any character and new character’s throws can be teched by everyone. They also increased the recovery on old sagat’s (super Sagat) fireballs from what they were in super turbo.
Edit: the capkore rerelease reverted the change to Sagat’s fireballs to what they were in super turbo
What you ask for already exist, it's called MUGEN and is fan made.
Laziness and ineptitude aside, I think it boils down to one thing. If a company releases the ultimate version of something, they then have no other version to release. Simples.
I got into SF a few months ago. I'm 18 (born in 2002), but somehow I grew up with an Original Xbox I still have. A few months ago, I got this collection as my first SF game. I was instantly sold on the franchise, and as soon as I get a Series S and SF6 releases I'll finally get into a more up to date version (on Xbox so no V to play)
Might be a while before SF6 comes out and there's no guarantee it will come out on xbox. If you want a taste of the other games the 30th Anniversary Collection isn't a bad way to bring yourself up to speed. It has some issues but you might be able to find it on sale
@@goukigod yep, I actually picked up 30th Anniversary a few weeks ago. Equally as good, although I can tell multi-player isn't as big as when it launched. I've considered getting SF4 (backwards compatible for 360), but at that point I'd rather just go for 5 or 6 (not that 4 is bad, it looks good)
You should play Ultra Street Fighter 4 (An amazing game in my opinion) on Xbox Series S/X, in beautiful 4K 60fps. You can still find people online
Playing since II. Current V is way better than IV, easy. IMO of course.
I dunno, I like 4 and 5 evenly for very different reasons. 4 was a far superior game as far as the pro tour though. I miss those insane 1 frame combos!
After watching this, I am hyped for the Capcom Fighting Collection even more. Thank you for making this!
No problem! Glad you liked it
The big problem is the normal and champion edition characters aren't accurate to the original release game characters like bison touch of death combos from champion edition aren't possible when it was a broken combo to name 1
I recommend the Japanese exclusive Dreamcast version. It is a heavily modified version of Super Turbo with cool additions, tweaks, and also brings back the bonus stages once you unlock them. There is theee versions of Gouki aswell. Defo the best version of vanilla Super Turbo yiu can get on consoles. Just make sure you have a decent controller or Arcade Stick.
Next up, i recommend HD Remix on Xbox 360. It used the basis of the Dreamcast port of Super Turbo and rebalanced the game with new art. However, alot of the dc port extras and unlockables were sadly removed. Why? ;(
Finally, i do like Ultra Street Fighter 2 on Switch. Being able to take a great version of Super Turbo on the go is amazing but i was gutted that they removed the balance changes from HD Remix.
Personally i believe that those are the only versions of the game you ever really need. If only Capcom had kept the extras from the dc port and the balances from hd remix (even as an option) when making ultra sf2, thrn this would have been the truely ultra definitive version of sf2, but as it stands... it isnt and i have to own all three.
Hope that helps
No edition will be the definitive one without the 3DO soundtrack! And why not fixing the orange blood on the defeated Ken and Sagat portraits on Switch? Those things are beyond me...
@@CallOfEuropeanSpirit I heard someone managed to hack the 3DO soundtrack into the Dreamcast port many years ago but I've tried finding a download for it and can't. Hopefully someone will re-do this.
@@wonderfulwardy This soundtrack is so superior to everything, I don't understand why it's not everywhere. At least as an option. It's faithful to the original and sounds awesome in the same time. But I have to admit that the Ultra SF II soundtrack is very good, way better than the HD Remix one. Thanks for the infos, I didn't know the Dreamcast port was so good.
@@CallOfEuropeanSpirit cool. Glad to be helpful. Also i love most of the soundtracks. I like the Ultra, HD remix, 3DO, and seeing as the dreamcast port has the arcade soundtrack as standard, i found a remixed version of it which had the ocremix album 'blood on the asphalt' which is a modified or Beta style version of what became the basis for the HD remix version
Also i forgot to mention above, one feature of the dreamcast port that i like is the ability to toggle having your Super Bar carry over to the next round. No other version has this. The three goukis are standard arcade gouki (1 air fireball and no super), super gouki (2 air fireballs, no super), and ten gouki (2 air fireballs, with super raging demon).
Finally, ever wanted to play the Dreamcast port with either MVC2 or SF3TS soundtracks?... well you can if you want. Just search for a dreamcast CDI download called 'Capcom Fighting Collection'.
Thats all i got... so..
Hope that "takes you for a ride!"
The anniversary edition i played on my 360. I loved this version because it also had 3S.
Third strike is still my favourite street fighter
I've just bought it for my Ps2 collection. Thanks for the video.
Sorry for the third messege in a row but i also must point out something else that i missed.....
The DC port is also the only version that has an option that allows you to carry your super metre over to the next round. Why wasnt this simple feature available in HD Remix or Ultra? Why? It baffles me so much.
As popular as street fighter 2 was and still is, no one on youtube has ever sat down and gone theough and listed all the exclusive features of every version both good and bad.
Maybe a future video for you perhaps? You can contact me if youd like to know anything else as i have played every port of every version of sf2.
Will do!
Turbo 4 isn't just for laughs, Back when this game was competitive, It was actually what the US competitive standard was. Only sometime around 2012-ish did Super Turbo consolidate the competition speed for the outside japan / japan to all be the same... (currently Turbo 3 JP/ Turbo 2 US or in HSF it would be turbo 3) There was a difference because the "turbo 3" was set as competition speed for the machines, but the American machines labeled their speeds differently, Turbo 1 2 3 (4), for JP equaled turbo 0 1 2 and 3 for the US. The turbo 0 in HSF doesn't exist in ST.
I clearly remember the consolidation because I was very active at that time, and it was a pain to adjust to the new speed, but now, 10 years or so later, I can't go back to the faster speed... yet, I still have some execution-muscle memory holdover that messes me up on the slower speeds for the characters i don't play as often...
In the console versions, Turbo 4 is basically ten stars Turbo for SNES and Genesis. Turbo 3 is 8 stars, Turbo 2 is 4 stars, and Turbo 1 is 2 stars. Normal is basically just Champion Edition speed. In SNES and Genesis Super Street Fighter II, SNES 3 stars and Genesis four stars are equel to Turbo 2.
@@VOAN I don't remember Super Street Fighter II for SNES and Genesis having the Turbo option.
5:22 - “ prepared to have your ass beaten like a rented mule “ I keep replaying that and laughing 😂 lol
I can't take credit for that, I'm pretty sure I heard it somewhere else.
5:48 blanka stage cloud ☁️ don't even move on ps2 but does on SNES :0
Looking forward to play this game on my MiSTer FPGA soon. The real arcade experience with no input lag for the controller. For home ports I prefer Super Turbo on Dreamcast as it offers some unique features not found in any other version of the game.
I've been seriously considering a MiSter. I generally don't care for emulation but it looks like most cores have very high levels of accuracy
@@goukigod MiSTer is really great and gets better almost every week. CPS2 core is in beta at the moment and every week 2-3 games are added to the list of supported games (Alien vs. Predator, Battle Circuit, Mega Man 2, SFZ2A, 19XX, Darkstalkers and Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo already work), so it's only a matter of months before we get Hyper Street Fighter 2. Many other systems already work great - almost every 8+16 bit system, many handhelds, PCE-CD, Mega CD, NeoGeo, CPS1 + 1.5, home computers like C64 and Amiga, etc. There are also some good other arcade cores like Dodonpachi, which is better than every port available and without the hassles and lag of software emulation.
So akuma doesn't have a super meter on this game?? Can he still do the raging demon?? Thanks..
No. The computer can do a raging demon but it's not possible to otherwise. Disappointing but he's already so overpowered he doesn't need meter too.
Yeah it's based on arcade Super Turbo so Akuma is only in New Challenger mode. You can't even pick the Shin Akuma version of him either, something both the GBA and Dreamcast versions offered.
I'm 43 this year and I still play Street Fighter 2 to this day.
Sf 2 the new challengers: it’s the most balanced if you want to play single player.
@woody-cool Unfair but it had to be done so to be able to take your quarters.
I like HD remix better. But this is an amazing version
each to their own. HD remix is an excellent version in terms of gameplay.
@@goukigod The soundtrack by OC Remix was awesome too. I know that a lot of people don't like the updated sprites, but having them as an option would be great.
From memory HD remix let you swap the sprites to the OG versions but they were super low res and it didn't swap the backgrounds. Being able to swap both in some kind of upscaled format would be ideal.
@@goukigod hell yeah
Ive noticed sumthing when u go on google n enter moves list for this game it says evil ryu how do u get him on this game while akuma is the only 1 unlockable just askin
He's not in Hyper Street Fighter 2 but he is in Ultra Street Fighter 2
@@goukigod ok cool
super turbo is called "grand master challenge" not ultimate championship lol. But what I want is a updated version of HSF to include all 7 versions (5 + the 2 with the bugs restored -- which ironically, still isn't completely accurate to the original arcade versions...) of the characters it has already AND adds the HDR and USF2 versions... for a total of 9-10 versions for this theoretical new version select of SF2
I got very confused with the names... i'm still confused to be honest. Super Street Fighter II X - Grand Master Challenge is the name of the game in Japan, although for the playstation and staturn release it's called Super Street Fighter II Turbo: The Ultimate Championship?
Can the versions of characters from CPS1 hardware do CPS1 chains?
i.e. Exploit button priority to do
2LK 2LK+HP xx 623LP with Ken. 2LK+HP in that chain gives you 2HP.
if it was possible in the OG version I believe it's possible here. I don't know about that specific use case though sorry. I also don't know if this is true for the version found in the fighting collection, although I believe it is.
Japanese ST, HD Remix, Hyper and finally Ultra are my personal favourite SF2 iterations. There’s a good reason I say the Japanese ST over the US version is because of the AI is atrocious. Japanese is easier.
I believe the recent street fighter anniversary collection included the North American version of SSF2T and it still had that difficulty problem. Not sure if they ever patched it.
@@goukigod Nope. Not been patched.
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@@goukigod I bought the Japanese collection because it is superior. You can change between the Japanese and US roms
I was lucky AND stupid enough to sell the PS2 slim and a PERFECT condition copy of this!!! Man, I’d cry myself to sleep if I pondered too much about the games/hardware I’ve let go over the years!!! Great review!!!!
You and me both!
Not sure if you're playing the PAL version, but in the U.S. version, you CAN save the button configurations, option settings (including your choice of BGM) and the high scores. Other than that I agree with you that Hyper Street Fighter II (the home console original, not the CPS2 port) is the most comprehensive SF2 game to date. That crud Ultra SF2 was a shameful cash-grab by comparison.
No way, that's so weird and annoying! Yes this review was based on the PAL version.
@@goukigod dont they use memory cards for PAL version?
It would be awesome if they did this again, but also included the HDR and Ultra versions of each character.
I can confirm that the arcade version did exist... but I didn't see it myself until Round 1 Puente Hills a few years ago. (Pretty sure it was the US version, but I could be wrong.)
It was there when this video was posted, but I think it's gone now.
Also there's the ROM sets on MAME and Final Burn.
My guess is there were not many out in the wild. Glad to hear it did exist though. I don't know why but this makes me happy.
Recently announced, we'll be able to enjoy the port (from the PS2/Xbox era) as 1 of the included titles in Capcom Fighting Collection later in June this year!!!
I believe this collection will be the original arcade versions, not the PS2/Xbox ports, so the extras won't carry over. Although, it looks like the new collection will have heaps of additional content in the museum.
hypers being included in the capcom fighting game collection.
i really hope we get a soundtrack selector. i love the 3do soundtrack.
Lot's of people comment saying they'd like that so I've got my fingers crossed for you all!
I had the original version on the SNES. When I went to someone's house and they had street fighter with Cammy, Bison, etc, I was blown away. Had no idea and I was jealous haha. There's like 4 or more characters than the original version. Got my butt kicked by Fei Long, had no idea what moves he did.
There is a version where you can move Blanka while crouching and using electric shock and Honda while using fast hands... also Guile scissor kicks can be chained indefinitely if timed properly, Ken and Ryu's shoryuken has multiple balls generated by the uppercut... Anybody knows the name of this version? I know it was available on arcade internationally mid 90s.
Rainbow. It’s an infamous rom hack. I showed about 5 seconds of gameplay from it at the start.
Damn, now this game is going to the included in the Capcom Fighting Collection.
Looks like a pretty great collection from a games point of view.
With super turbo arcade there was a bug where if you change difficulty it's still too hard, but in hypersf2 its cool put it on easyest or verry easy you can have a fun time, there are allso options that let you choose the speed ingame and instead of best of 3 rounds you can have first to win 3 rounds wich means fights can go upto 6 rounds wich is nice, not sure if the music pops quite the same on this as say new chalangers but it sounds good enough.
You forgot to mention that the US NTSC PS2 version of these game comes bundled with SF3 Third strike
No I covered that 2:42
Street fighter 2 the world Warrior champion edition and turbo actually where one of the first video games I saw it was on Capcom collection volume two for the PlayStation 2 and og Xbox yes I had both systems with the same game
I got it for the xbox origonal and about to get it on ps2. Just gotta. For some reason
nice review, thanks!
cheers!
I love new challengers
That was probably the game I rented the most back in the day. That and streets of rage 2.
My theory for why you needed a special sequence to unlock Akuma was that it's easy to screw up the sequence, and the only way to choose him after accidentally picking Ryu is by inserting another credit.
Ha, maybe!
I’m all new to this and still have a PS2 laying around - I ordered this version of HSF2 for £6 (can you believe) so my son and I can start getting into this franchise…. And from what you’ve shared in this video; it seems I’ve made the right choice 👍🏻
How do you unlock the hidden character?, sounds complicated.
@@martinroskilly9994 You sound like an awesome dad!
To unlock Akuma, highlight Ryu for three seconds, then go to T. Hawk for three seconds, then Guile for three seconds, then Cammy for three seconds, and then go back to Ryu, wait three seconds, and hit the Start Button and all three Punch buttons at once, and Akuma will now be playable.
I just love the ryu entry it just sells the game well
Cannot wait for the Capcom Fighting collection this June in 2022 ❣️
Looks pretty good. Here's hoping the online play holds up
@@goukigod yeah for 😃 sure!
Do more cod vs cod please it was amazing
It was a good time for sure but it’s very difficult to make them now and I must admit, I don’t have the passion for it like it once did.
@@goukigod but it was grate and you could have done more
@@goukigod you one of the best UA-cam's and my fav please think about it
Surprised to see this game in the arcades back in 2011.
I still prefer super turbo over this and wish the presentation and background stages had changes to make it more distinguishable than super turbo.
great video dude
Thanks!
This series would be great with the street fighter anime movie and the street fighter movie as an added bonus
Cool video man
Thanks!
The only things lacking in HYPER SFII:
• Capcom vs. SNK-style graphics and sprites. But players still have the option to switch to the old-school graphics look, just like in ULTRA SFII.
• "Normal", "Champ" and "Turbo" versions of Akuma, Cammy, Dee Jay, Fei Long and T. Hawk.
• A 6th mode called "Hyper" where everyone has Hyper Combo moves (Example: Ryu's Shin Shoryūken)
• The home version has *Street Fighter III 3rd Strike* as a double, but still no *Street Fighter I* upgrade as a triple, to make a complete trilogy.
I guess if Cacpom released a 100% complete version they'd have no excuses to keep selling us the same game over and over again.
@@goukigod
Thanks for bringing that up.
Only half of the SFII games are incomplete:
Incomplete Ones:
• *SFII: The World Warrior* (The original is basically a beta/prototype version that was rushed into release.)
• *SFII' Turbo: Hyper Fighting* (The arcade version lacks a speed adjust, this was later fixed in the console versions.)
• *Hyper SFII* (Well, I already explained those three cons.)
Complete Ones:
• *SFII': Champion Edition*
• *Super SFII*
• *Super SFIIX: Grand Master Challenge*
Ive just got this today only 1 thing about it , it shouldve had a save in the options menu but good game tho
I like Akuma's theme at the end😉😏
Twice this year, Hyper Street Fighter II is getting ported in game compilations less than a month a part in release.
What a time to be alive!
nice review
Thank you! Cheers!
I prefer Hyper Street Fighter Alpha via Street Fighter Alpha Anthology (PS2)
This also had so much potential that sadly went to waste. They didn't allow you to play on every level from all the games and the extra ISMs (although neat) could have been done much better. Like fully impliment the Marvel vs. versions of characters in the game.
Hmm...today 13/January/2023 I played this version on Nintendo Switch on Capcom Fighting Collection.Is it normal that the oponents are so freakin hard from the first one?.I mean this was my first time playing Street Fighter 2.
The default difficulty is quite hard yes. All the original arcade roms are. Welcome to arcade games of the 90s!
Street fighter New Challengers
I have that version in Mame4ndroid emulator on my phone it was fun and Akuma tho Lit
i have the european version, so i really can never save, even if i unlock akuma? this is so stupid!!!!
Yeah, you have to manually unlock akuma every time you want to play as him...
@@goukigod yes i forgot, to unlock him you need to do the cheat everytime
The New Warriors..
The new challengers?
Ah yes. It's been a while lol
Champion edition Sagat OP
Ha, yep!
ST now you're talking!
have to re do the buttons every time and no saves? Laaaaaaaazzyyyyyyyyyyy....
Someone here in the comments said that this may only be an issue with the PAL version. It's not an issue with the recent port included in the Capcom fighting collection.
Thx, now I know I don't want it. Allthough I am a SF enthusiast I mainly care about balance. So if capcom didn't give Ryu from world warriors more health or power to compete with let's say Ryu from grand master challenge (with his additional special moves and super special), the ability to choose any fighter from any version becomes merely a gimmick.
But if you rebalanced all the characters it wouldn’t really be pitting the different versions against each other and it would totally change the meta. It would have been cool if they added in a mode which did rebalance everything but if I had to choose I’d go with this all day long.
@@goukigod That's cool. I have more fun with balanced tournament fighters. To each his own.
Regret not keeping my PS2 and this game and not getting Street Fighter Alpha 3.
The Capcom fighting collection: fighting legends pack my friend
@@goukigod shows I’ve been living under a rock. YOU ARE AWESOME!!! Btw. I forgot to subscribe. I just did just now!! Gonna get it.
No worries! I have a review of that collection if you need more info on it too
9:13p.m. 3/20/2022
Ty
1 YEAR LATE SQUAD WHERE YOU AT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
Hyper fighting AI wise, I think is the best.
Put simply, it’s the best version, definitively.
yup
Hmmm I thought hyper fighting came out in 90s
The movie was the best part of this package.
Oof!
The best one was stredt fighter 2 turbo. But it was with missing charakters like feilong cammy deejay and hawk
you don't like the balance of SSF2T?
@@goukigod no, because i grew up with sf2t and the classic sf2
Its so weird this is like the only retrospective on this game even though its fucking amazing
I guess people only bought it to get 3rd strike or something
That's one of the reason I wanted to make this video. There's very little commentary on it outside of the original review articles when it came out.
Why did they call it Hyper when Hybrid made more sense?
Because it's sooo hype...
Hyper Fighting & Super Turbo is the only versions that had online access in the previous collection on Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.
"I wish Capcom can do a Street Fighter II collection, Provding online access to every version of Street Fighter II.
Street Fighter II The World Warrior
Street Fighter II Championship Edition
Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Fighting
Super Street Fighter II New Challengers
Super Street Fighter II Turbo
Hyper Street Fighter II Anniversary Edition."
If SNK can give online access to every version of samurai showdown game in a collection. Im sure Capcom can do a collection with every version of Street Fighter II. People in this generation can get a better understanding when it comes to the operation of each versiom of Street Fighter II, Example when it comes to the Dynamics of Speed on every version of Street Fighter II & Why boss characters are not utilzed in Street Fighter II world warrior, Oppose to the boss characters used in Championship edit, Turbo Hyper Fighting Etc. Hyper Street Fighter II The Anniversary Edition sums it up because you can select characters from previous versions of Street Fighter II in the same game. Would be nice if this collection had online access to every version of Street Fighter II. Certain people are not aware of fightcade, So to have the Street Fighter Collection on consoles is a alternative.
Street Fighter II is my favorite game. Next month is the Anniversary thought this would be a perfect collection. Happy 30th Anniversary to Street Fighter II. I know im not the only one who feels this collection should happen, Or take it in considerations the collection makes sense.
Capcom need to provide online access to all their games in any collection displayed in general.
Who ever read this message and true Street Fighter II fans thank you ✌
A NEOGEO style collection of SF2 would be incredible!
@@goukigod there is a samurai showdown anthology. For ps2. And neogeo battle for ps2.
@@chweymia9079 I meant a modern collection for current systems in the vein of the recent Samsho collection
@@goukigod ohh i see.
Capcom ain't gonna waste time creating online server for all the games to be play online, the reason why Hyper Fighting and Super Turbo had online play for the SF 30th collection was because those two versions had a much higher player base online. If Capcom made that collection, server for World Warrior, Champion Edition, and New Challengers would be wasted as not many players would play those versions when Hyper Fighting and Super Turbo exist.
Unfortunately Hyper runs in 480i instead of 240p which makes it a horrible way to experience SF2. The best (and only) decent way to play the game on a PS2 is the PS1 SF2 collections.
Even with the loading between rounds the PS1 version is better. Capcom screwed up every single SF2 release on the PS2 and showed the game no respect whatsoever.
The speed and timing of old games is linked to the specific refresh rate of the hardware. You can't change it without ruining the game.
It's a shame because the PS2 was capable of a perfect port.
This version of SF has damage set too high.
It's lagging online
Violent Ken and Regular Ken can just spam shoryuken over and over and you get hit every time.
You can literally just be thrown to death by holding in the direction of the opponent and hit buttons
I think you're mistaking it for Ultra street fighter 2
@@goukigod I am. Was it the violent Ken that gave it away?
This game is my favorite street fighter iteration. I still own it on PS2 along with the hard wood arcade stick.
Switch version on Capcom fighting collection is still laggy though, almost unplayable at times.
Also theirs this glitch....
I was thrown out of a tiger uppercut AFTER it connected.
I did a super with Dictator where it went into the super flashing death animation, then I was knocked out of it....I mean when the screen is obviously showing that you beat the opponent.
Characters teleporting a full screen distance away.
When checking the online rankings, your immediately met with an error and takes you back to your profile page
@@quinnmachado6476 I haven't played the collection version yet. I have the Japanese legends pack on order. Hoping it will arrive next week.
@@goukigod I hope so too bro, I think you'll love it. I can't play anything else but this since Thursday night
This video game is old news. It's no rare or lost game. Most have heard and own this game on the PS2 back in the early 2000s. Those that didn't own the game or never heard and are clueless of it are the young gamers of today.
I actually made this video because I had limited knowledge of it and none of my gamer friends (in their late 30's and early 40's) had heard of it. I asked every person I knew and even ran a poll to get an idea who had heard of it and only one person had, so I made this video.
I prefer Super Street Fighter 2 the New Challenges.
The ai in Hyper was too much for me.
Xとハイパーて?⁉️
ハイパーストリートファイター２稼働時期アーケードが遅かった
CANT SAVE SETTINGS? i remember this, this is why i hated this game
Apparently this was only in the Pal versions
@@goukigod oh shit really? if thats the case im going to hunt down a ntsc version from overseas! we europeans always got let down by the gaming industry!
If you have Ultra Street Fighter 2: The Final Challengers, then you don't need the previous versions of Street Fighter 2.
*Hate this game! Super Streety X is better!*
What is Super Streety X?
@@goukigod *Super Street Fighter II Turbo in Japan* 💡
these games are so laggy...look at all those frame drops!
The best? Really? If anything this has to be the most pathetic iteration of SF2 EVER released. Seems like all you are doing is picking out the mugshot for the character in the VS screen and next to their life bar in game and/or deciding whether or not you want them to be able to use super combos. And people who defend it when I bring this up say "Oh no! It's not like that! Each version of the character has different statistics!". Yeah, just how much different ARE these statistics? And it pisses me off that they put this version on both Capcom Fighting Collection and Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium, as if there isn't enough SF2 overkill in the retro gaming world as it is in recent years. HARD PASS.
"Yeah, just how much different ARE these statistics?" Very different in fact and the later versions have new moves and different combo potential. Old Sagat, for example has more cancelable moves. Particularly, the second active part of his standing short and forward kicks which can be canceled into specials
It's fun, but an unbalanced mess
Horrendously unbalanced but that would be impossible and somewhat defeat the purpose