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Street Fighter II Turbo

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Also known as
Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting Turbo Street Fighter II: Champion Edition - Hyper Fighting ストリートファイターII ターボハイパーファイティング

This fighting game refines character movesets and adds a Super Meter for powerful combos.

Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in 1993. The original arcade version, Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting, was released in 1992.

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Released
1993
Original release
1992
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.59 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Street Fighter II Turbo

Street Fighter II Turbo is a fighting game featuring twelve international martial artists. Combatants like Japan's sumo wrestler E. Honda and the United States' Tae Kwon Do master Ken travel globally to face opponents, culminating in a confrontation with the villain M. Bison.

Fights involve basic strikes alongside unique special moves for each character, such as energy projectiles or rapid kicks. These abilities can inflict greater damage or be linked into combos. The title is an enhanced version of Champion Edition, introducing faster gameplay, adjusted moves, and alternate costume colors.

Street Fighter II Turbo Screenshots

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Title screen.
Options screen: change the difficulty level, controller buttons, time limit and hear any musics and sounds.
Selecting your fighter (notice that the 4 bosses of the previous game are available now).
Ryu throws a Hadouken in direction to Honda, but what will do the Sumo fighter: jump or defend?
Chu-Li's high kick was connected in Dhalsim's face: an accurate hit!
Ken in action with his Shoryuken.
Blanka's electric move can be lethal when used wisely.
Chun-Li gives a sweep in... Chun-Li!
Bonus game: using her Lightning Kicks, Chun-Li have some seconds to break the car and increase her score.
E. Honda surrounds Ken with a row of fast punches: how strike back now?
Honda likes to exercise the knees in the other people's head; Zangief is his
Balrog's throw (with high punch) is not a throw, but a series of hits with the head.