Believe me it was the best on the arcade version! I own the arcade game and this version uploaded is an utter discrace to not only the arcade game but to the Amiga.
Check my site out for the real arcade soundtrack and pics of my machine :-)
@JasonLee215: Now I know you're definitely trolling. No sane person would prefer a 3 button controller and having to press 'Start' to switch between kicking and punching moves. Next thing you'll be telling me the MD version didn't have garbled speech and washed out colours.
@JasonLee215: You are possibly the only person on the planet who thinks this. Not even Capcom would agree with you. "Virtually unplayable" on the SNES? Either you're the worlds biggest Sega fanboy or you're delusional. Don't get me wrong, I liked both machines, and like I said, I HAD SFII on the MD, but the SNES version was W-A-Y better. As someone who had the game on the MD, I'm not even going to try to deny it.
Another dreadful ST port-over and yet another (in what was a long line of) atrocious arcade licence from US Gold that was abysmally programmed by people who couldn't be bothered and knew they'd get paid no matter the final quality. US Gold hired lazy coders for every conversion and it hurt the Amiga's reputation as a games platform and helped cement the misconception that it was underpowered. To illustrate this, the PC Engine console is less powerful but their SF release is far superior.
lol the sf2 port is so much better...more faithful to the arcade than this...lol...looks like the best SF1 port was the pc engine one(fighting street):)
@inphanta, of course. Amiga was more capable than this. Check MK I and II and Street Fighter II. Don't forget that it's the first SF which came out in 88. We can forgive it, then.
im talking about streetfighter 2 and the snes version is still the best version ever made even better than all the 3rd generation consoles on the market today
Hell no, the SF2 port on the Sega Genesis was the best home conversion created, it even has the same FM synth music as the arcade unit as well. The SuperNES version's music sure was "sampled" but SNES music is muffled, and there's just some extra awesomeness about Sega Genesis chiptunes [FM Synth]. :) And just for the record, Amiga samples are MUCH more higher quality than the soundchip on the SNES.
@Chaniyth Ha Ha u probably still sit in your bedroom playing your amiga ha ha who cares nobody liked the genesis it was a flop the fools who bought the machine only had 6 months worth of games too play before the console was thrown overboard with the other trash flop consoles
Uhh do you even KNOW what a Sega Genesis is? The console reigned for over 7+ years worldwide from 1988 - 1995, and games continued too be developed for another year or 2 afterwards, and a couple games released by independent companies in the 2000's. Get your facts straight before you start trolling, but then again trolls never speak facts only assume shit they have no idea what they are talking about.
@Chaniyth: Nah, come on. The Megadrive/Genesis was a good machine, but SF2 was far superior on the SNES. I had a Megadrive for a while, but the SNES version was faster, more colourful and had better music and speech (it was just parror sqwarks on the Megadrive).
@inphanta Megadrive was old by then. It was designed as a clone of late 80's arcade machines. That's why all the early titles were perfect arcade ports. As the 90's wore on it became more and more obsolete. The snes was just more advanced. It didn't come out until 1991. Genesis was out as the mega drive in 1988 in Japan.
as a kid growing up in the 80s streetfighter was shit then street fighter 2 was awsome street fighter 3 was a bit of a letdown glad street fighter iv is brilliant
did anyone see us golds hkm? was ment to be there street fighter 2 before capcom did it
@Vogelfrei777 It was probably Amiga 500 or 500 plus (the most often used models). I bought 8 years ago Amiga 500 again (nostalgia) and i bought 2 years ago Atari 130 XE too (I owned ATARI 800 XL 20 years ago).
there were several ports aside from this one. the most well known port was Fighting Street for the Turbo CD (which played like the original arcade version albeit a few graphical differences). it wasn't until 2006 that Capcom ported an arcade perfect version via Capcom Classics Collection 2)
I never knew there's a US version of this game and after just having played the arcade version, I'm astonished how crippled this Amiga version is, except for the music, which sounds better.
Believe me it was the best on the arcade version! I own the arcade game and this version uploaded is an utter discrace to not only the arcade game but to the Amiga.
Check my site out for the real arcade soundtrack and pics of my machine :-)
ZEUSDAZ 1 month ago
Tiertex is shit!!!!!!!
temannopellaria 5 months ago
@JasonLee215: Now I know you're definitely trolling. No sane person would prefer a 3 button controller and having to press 'Start' to switch between kicking and punching moves. Next thing you'll be telling me the MD version didn't have garbled speech and washed out colours.
inphanta 5 months ago
@JasonLee215: Yeah whatever, dude.
inphanta 5 months ago
@JasonLee215: You are possibly the only person on the planet who thinks this. Not even Capcom would agree with you. "Virtually unplayable" on the SNES? Either you're the worlds biggest Sega fanboy or you're delusional. Don't get me wrong, I liked both machines, and like I said, I HAD SFII on the MD, but the SNES version was W-A-Y better. As someone who had the game on the MD, I'm not even going to try to deny it.
inphanta 5 months ago
@JasonLee215 Yie Ar Kung Fu on the arcade was great but it wasnt the first fighting game Data East done Karate Champ in 1984.
Ive got all three Street Fighter 3 games on the Dreamcast i dont think there no way near as good as Street Fighter 2.
malc1976 5 months ago
@JasonLee215: In theory, yes. In spite of that, SFII on the SNES was clearly faster, particularly the Turbo edition.
inphanta 5 months ago
I've seen better flash games than this XD
sickweirdo 6 months ago
Never knew guile was in this
HydroAlexis 11 months ago
@HydroAlexis Guile? Maybe you're confused with Joe, the shirtless character in the red pants. Joe, like Guile, has the rolling sobat move.
GeneralMario1 10 months ago
Another dreadful ST port-over and yet another (in what was a long line of) atrocious arcade licence from US Gold that was abysmally programmed by people who couldn't be bothered and knew they'd get paid no matter the final quality. US Gold hired lazy coders for every conversion and it hurt the Amiga's reputation as a games platform and helped cement the misconception that it was underpowered. To illustrate this, the PC Engine console is less powerful but their SF release is far superior.
JayArgonaut 11 months ago
OH GAWD STOP THAT VICTORY THEME D8
kaihedgie 1 year ago
basically the same as amstrad and spectrum version but with much better gfx:)
fazares 1 year ago
lol the sf2 port is so much better...more faithful to the arcade than this...lol...looks like the best SF1 port was the pc engine one(fighting street):)
fazares 1 year ago
must be a very rare amiga game i almost owned all games but this one...
neutralizer28 1 year ago
I'm disappointed that Sagat's Amiga theme song isn't even half the audio vomit that was his arcade theme song.
Pikawil64 1 year ago
This looks a million time better than the arcade.
Luigi84289 1 year ago
Street fighter 2 was much better.
1primacron 1 year ago
This is a very poor conversion. The Amiga was capable of much more than this.
inphanta 1 year ago
@inphanta, of course. Amiga was more capable than this. Check MK I and II and Street Fighter II. Don't forget that it's the first SF which came out in 88. We can forgive it, then.
tomaszkajor 1 year ago
I blame these games for my head being so fucked up in later life, especially the music.
CanineFaeces 1 year ago
2 all those who R talk'n SF2 was better on SNES, you're right. SF2 on SNES was indeed better than this StreetFighter ONE conversion on Amiga.. DUH
RuubRoyce 1 year ago
no offence but this is terrible street fighter belonged on the snes
modernwarfarenoob 1 year ago
Street Fighter wasnt out on the snes
calel360 1 year ago 2
im talking about streetfighter 2 and the snes version is still the best version ever made even better than all the 3rd generation consoles on the market today
modernwarfarenoob 1 year ago
@modernwarfarenoob arcade versions better
calel360 1 year ago
@modernwarfarenoob
Hell no, the SF2 port on the Sega Genesis was the best home conversion created, it even has the same FM synth music as the arcade unit as well. The SuperNES version's music sure was "sampled" but SNES music is muffled, and there's just some extra awesomeness about Sega Genesis chiptunes [FM Synth]. :) And just for the record, Amiga samples are MUCH more higher quality than the soundchip on the SNES.
Chaniyth 1 year ago
@Chaniyth Ha Ha u probably still sit in your bedroom playing your amiga ha ha who cares nobody liked the genesis it was a flop the fools who bought the machine only had 6 months worth of games too play before the console was thrown overboard with the other trash flop consoles
modernwarfarenoob 1 year ago
@modernwarfarenoob
Uhh do you even KNOW what a Sega Genesis is? The console reigned for over 7+ years worldwide from 1988 - 1995, and games continued too be developed for another year or 2 afterwards, and a couple games released by independent companies in the 2000's. Get your facts straight before you start trolling, but then again trolls never speak facts only assume shit they have no idea what they are talking about.
Chaniyth 1 year ago
@Chaniyth: Nah, come on. The Megadrive/Genesis was a good machine, but SF2 was far superior on the SNES. I had a Megadrive for a while, but the SNES version was faster, more colourful and had better music and speech (it was just parror sqwarks on the Megadrive).
inphanta 1 year ago
@inphanta Megadrive was old by then. It was designed as a clone of late 80's arcade machines. That's why all the early titles were perfect arcade ports. As the 90's wore on it became more and more obsolete. The snes was just more advanced. It didn't come out until 1991. Genesis was out as the mega drive in 1988 in Japan.
Luigi84289 1 year ago
this is a sloppy port each fighter in their region has has only one area.
tinkerthecat 2 years ago
This game belongs to Amiga SuckShit Review.
bluebird787 2 years ago
I HATED FIGHTING BIRDIE
Vimtox 2 years ago
as a kid growing up in the 80s streetfighter was shit then street fighter 2 was awsome street fighter 3 was a bit of a letdown glad street fighter iv is brilliant
did anyone see us golds hkm? was ment to be there street fighter 2 before capcom did it
malc1976 2 years ago
So to beat this game you just need to crouch and kick em in the toe. Brilliant.
topjar82 3 years ago
so whats a port then?
topjar82 3 years ago
A really bad ST port using NO Amiga specific hardware :(
Ahle2 3 years ago
but just one year after this you had final fight in 1989.
i had this on my amiga my brother beat it but i never could the controls were utter crap:(
colin419 4 years ago
for 1988 I guess it's ok
NadrianATRS 4 years ago 2
lol this game was so shit, God knows why they decided to make SFII after making this, but Im glad they did. =)
spyrotek2000 4 years ago
The arcade version is classic. This was just a bad port of a good game.
MonochromePariah 3 years ago 2
My god, this game so much hurts the eye on Amiga. ;/ SHAME!
darkshinmoteuchi 4 years ago 2
Does anyone remember Kick off 1 and 2?
Vogelfrei777 4 years ago 5
@Vogelfrei777 Was it football game - Atari ST and Commodore Amiga?
peter72395 4 months ago
@peter72395
I Looked it up. Wikipedia says: Amiga, Atari ST, PC (MSDOS), SNES, Game Boy, ZX Spectrum, C64.
But I played it on Amiga. But I don't know what kind of Amiga. Must be more than 15 years. Damn, time flies.
Vogelfrei777 4 months ago
@Vogelfrei777 It was probably Amiga 500 or 500 plus (the most often used models). I bought 8 years ago Amiga 500 again (nostalgia) and i bought 2 years ago Atari 130 XE too (I owned ATARI 800 XL 20 years ago).
peter72395 4 months ago
cool
vulgoremetal 4 years ago 2
There were a few 8 bit ports. I remember playing it for the Amstrad cpc and it was too slow to enjoy.
andyukmonkey 4 years ago
i thought there was just an arcade version :)
miiwii93 4 years ago
there were several ports aside from this one. the most well known port was Fighting Street for the Turbo CD (which played like the original arcade version albeit a few graphical differences). it wasn't until 2006 that Capcom ported an arcade perfect version via Capcom Classics Collection 2)
figment1988 3 years ago
never knew it existed on agmiga, cool.
Namqula 4 years ago
I never knew there's a US version of this game and after just having played the arcade version, I'm astonished how crippled this Amiga version is, except for the music, which sounds better.
OpticalFascism 4 years ago 3
It was developed by Tiertex. I can't think of a single game they designed well, and they've made games for several consoles and computers...
TheGameroomBlitz 4 years ago 2
I think I just had a seizure from the high score screen
melvoin 4 years ago 13
@melvoin NNnnhhggh ... must sserve .... the massster .... O_O
ngnikolaos 1 year ago