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Name Street Fighter II - The World Warrior
System Super Nintendo
Year 1992
Developer Capcom Co., Ltd.
Genre Fighting

Street Fighter II – The World Warrior is a 1991 fighting game developed and published by Capcom for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). It is the sequel to the original Street Fighter, released in 1987, and is one of the most successful and critically acclaimed entries in the Street Fighter series. In Street Fighter II, players take control of one of eight playable characters from around the world, each with their own unique moves and special attacks. Players battle against each other or against computer-controlled opponents in a series of best-of-three fights. The game features an array of single-player modes, including a tournament mode where players must defeat all seven opponents to win.

The game’s graphics were vastly improved over its predecessor, with larger sprites and more detailed animation frames. Its soundtrack was also significantly upgraded, featuring catchy themes for each character as well as some memorable stage tunes. Gameplay was further enhanced through the introduction of several new techniques such as combos, counterattacks, and aerial attacks which all added to the strategic depth of combat.

Street Fighter II – The World Warrior introduced several key elements that would become staples in later fighting games such as Super Combos, Special Moves and Super Meters. These additions made combat much more dynamic than before as players could now string together powerful combinations or use their special moves to turn the tide of battle at any moment. This gave rise to a new level of competition among players who were eager to master these powerful techniques.

The immense popularity of Street Fighter II – The World Warrior sparked an explosion in popularity for fighting games across arcades and home consoles alike. Its success paved the way for numerous sequels and spinoffs that are still popular today such as Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter IV and Ultra Street Fighter IV. To this day it remains a beloved classic among fighting game fans who fondly remember its iconic characters and intense battles between friends or rivals alike.

Super Nintendo Fighting games