Street Fighter question

[King Atari]

Here's one for you tournamanet fighter fans (or those who just know the answer, whatever). Was the original Street Fighter ever released for any home systems? If so, which ones?

[Rhindle The Red]

I know it was released for the TurboCD and the PC as Fighting Street.

Let us punish the guilty, let us reward the innocent.

[liquid_sky]

wasent it on the NES?

[Rhindle The Red]

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Originally posted by liquid_sky:

wasent it on the NES?

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That was Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight, a totally different game that played somewhat like Final Fight on steroids and starred Ken in a futuristic setting.

You remember the noise we heard the other night?

[King Atari]

Rhindle,

 

If that little quote thingy under your name is a reference to MST3K, then you 'da man'.

[Rhindle The Red]

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Originally posted by King Atari:

Rhindle,

 

If that little quote thingy under your name is a reference to MST3K, then you 'da man'.

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Yes it is. I change the "quote thingy" as my mood shifts, but I've been on an MST3K kick for a while, now.

 

My quest to obtain all things Ed Wood related inevitably led me back to the life of a MSTie that I hadn't really engaged in since the move to Sci-Fi.

But...that will leave only my ship!

[King Atari]

Well, don't tamper in God's domain!

[Atarinvader]

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Originally posted by Rhindle The Red:

I know it was released for the TurboCD and the PC as

Fighting Street

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How close were they to the orginal arcade version?

[ubersaurus]

I have the crappy DOS version. I mean, the game alone sucks, but that's just too bad.

[King Atari]

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How close were they to the orginal arcade version?

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From what I've read on the TurboCD version, it's pretty close.

[Ze_ro]

I'm not completely sure about consoles... but I know that the original Street Fighter was available on the Commodore 64, and (I think) on the Amiga as well (Although I could be wrong about this, I'm fairly sure I remember playing it).

 

The C64 actually had TWO versions of this game... an American one and a European one. Both games were almost completely different (having been programmed by different companies), and one of the versions (I can't remember which) REALLY sucked.

 

--Zero

[Atarinvader]

Yes, ofcourse there was the C64 version, silly me.

 

As I remeber it sucked, but the sequal was a bit better, it had the No. 1 spot in the C64 chart for about 4 months.

[ubersaurus]

I think everyone needs to play SF2 for the master system right now.