An expanded game of Street Fighter II: Champion Edition
Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition is an expanded version of Street Fighter II: Champion Edition with new features from Street Fighter II Turbo, released originally for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive line of consoles. There are eight fighters to choose from, each with a unique fighting style and special attacks.
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Pretty solid Megadrive version of SF2.
Great game, just a bit too easy
Still really good
joguei no switch online, uma pena que só tenha essa versão lá
algum dia eu vou jogar a versão turbo ou finalizar a the new challengers, que foi a versão em que eu conheci esse jogo
algum dia eu vou jogar a versão turbo ou finalizar a the new challengers, que foi a versão em que eu conheci esse jogo
Funny enough, this game on NSO was my first dive into the Street Fighter series. And for what it's worth, I think that SF2: Special Champion Edition was a decent version of SF2. Of course, the sound is very crunchy but that's standard for the Mega Drive. The gameplay was very fun, despite not knowing any moves except for Ryu and Ken's because of Smash, but it was really good. Not the best version of SF2 I've heard, but it was nice to try Street Fighter 2 in some way.
It's a good port of Street Fighter II to the Mega Drive, and the music carried over pretty well.
Hope you have a 6-button controller for this one though. Thankfully, because I played on NSO, I did.
Besides that, there's not much to say besides that it's one of the original versions of Street Fighter II, just with the boss characters playable and more speed and a couple more modes.
Hope you have a 6-button controller for this one though. Thankfully, because I played on NSO, I did.
Besides that, there's not much to say besides that it's one of the original versions of Street Fighter II, just with the boss characters playable and more speed and a couple more modes.