Nostalgia for the air powered buttons. I remember how fast those things wore out in the arcade. 2 days after the machine arrived and the buttons were all torn up!
I downloaded Fighting Street the day I bought my Wii (2 weeks ago as of today), I like it and I've actually played the real PC Engine version, I like the game, but I'm hopeless at it, I guess the slow control actions are the reason why, but then I;m generally not good at video games.
@Lachlant1984 Hey, thanks for watching and commenting my friend. No worries...it's not you...the controls are pretty bad (so they're not very easy to get used to). Thanks again!
Excelent review once again. Can anyone imagine the face of the poor guy paying 400$ for the cd add-on in 1990 & picking up this 'thing' for it? Ouch...
Now imagine the exact same game with precise controls? My thoughts exactly...
I mean bad games is one thing but when a bad game means 50% of the launch titles thats bad management... especially when the platform costs this much (by 1990's dollars of course).
Did the programmers of today learned their lesson? of course not :P
@crepe626 Ha ha. I just looked up a clip from it. I totally do! I usually get "you sound like the guy from TOtal Recall" (which would also be awesome, LOL!). :)
@spida1a How much do u think the games r worth now? I know gettin 'em for $3.00 is a steal, but I have a few of the games still. Like "Soldier Blade" "AirZonk" "Keith Courage" "China Warrior" "Shockman". I can't play them anymore tho, don't have the system. My bro was an idiot and sold it for $20 about 10yrs ago. Luv the games alot.
@spida1a Ur very welcome. There were certain games that did play all right for the controller. Shockman was pretty good, as well as Keith Courage. Ipod has an app for Turbografx 16. Tho at first u only c 15 gamesp at first and u have to pay $3.00 for each game. It updates once in a while and more games r added. I buy them anyway. What can I say? I'm nostalgic that way :)
The game looks great for back then. Turbografx controllers were alway shitty. It's like there was a delay glitch or something. Especially for the left side of the directional button. The games play exactly the same on my ipod. So it's not just the controller that's messed up.
@Kuroneko388 Yes, it definitely looked pretty good. That I will give it. However, I always felt the TurboGrafx controller to be quite good (especially with the Turbo Stick).
Too bad this game controls bad either on Ipod or at home.....blech. Ha ha.
Go easy on Street Fighter 1/Fighting Street. Not only is it the granddad of all modern fighting games, it's also the only Home port of the first Street Fighter game (unless you count the PS2, Xbox and PSP versions on the Capcom Classics Collection compilations).
If it wasn't for this, Street Fighter II wouldn't exist. This deserves some respect, at least for that fact.
I pray one day we get a SFIII/SFIV-style remake of SF1. Then people would respect it more.
Learn to post clearer comments. You just called Street Fighter "excellent very good" The fact that there was no 2, 3 or 4 after it tells me you just called Street Fighter 1 "excellent very good". Then the next thing you say is it's bullshit.
@MaxxTheSlash I respect the original arcade version of the game (as I mentioned in the review). It was a decent / average game of which I played quite a bit back-in-the-day. That is, once I found it. ha ha.
However, just because it was the ONLY port at the time should not excuse it for its poor-control-mess, horrible loading times, terrible sound and other issues I had with the game. My opinions of course, but....it is what it is. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
Anyone who reads this and thinks that the game might be ok because it's Street Fighter, with good music, and it looks ok for the time...DON'T!!! The review is spot on, the controls are the worst I have ever encountered in a game... ever!!! And I have played many thousands of games. This is the most wretched fighting game ever! I would rather play Barney's Hide and seek on Sega Genesis. Seriously, it's 1000,000,000 times better.
There was a cheat for this game, where once you made it to the high score, you could enter codes for the high score name, and thereby use SELECT + FORWARD for the fireball, SELECT + BACK for the hurricane kick, and SELECT + DOWN/RIGHT for the dragon punch. This was the only way to beat the game.
@StreetFighter2010 Yup! That was the only way as a kid I could beat a lot of the characters (between that and the slow-mo-trick). Ugh. Not much fun in that though. What a shame. Ha ha.
I use to play that game in mexico city in 1989 it was the the best,,, the store ( it was like a gas station without the gas of course) it filled up with high school guys that wanted to play that game ,,they used to get so exited that they literally pull the machine out of the corner trying to make the fireball while the store lady just stare at us hahaha so funny,,, thanks for the video and the memories =)
@js071377 How cool! Yes, I used to play the original Street Fighter myself. I liked the arcade version (controls were better). You know? It was a shame that this version was so difficult to play. Ugh! Ha ha.
@Overlord277 Yes, that is pretty much what I was doing (you can't really tell from the "off-game" example I used in the box). I will put that up as an annotation. Still works maybe 20% of the time, sigh. Thanks!
Another brilliant review. With all its faults, Fighting Street on the PC Engine/TurboGrafx is still heads and shoulders over the horrendous versions we received over here in Europe for our home computers. They didn't even have the special moves...
@dovanian I am well aware how to perform it. I was trying to display the Street Fighter II version of the controls and how, if you're used to this method, it won't work on this edition. Even after getting this one down, however, the controls are horrible and unresponsive.
@BigBossMan538 I hated to knock this game because...I "kind of" liked the arcade version a little bit. And, it's an early CD title so...that's kind of cool. But, it just has so many flaws and it SO SLOW and not fun to play. I guess it is just not my cup of tea. :(
@spida1a Yeah. I trust you. Your one of the few reviewers on YouTube that are trustworthy and are unbiased. I'd rather download Street Fighter 2: Turbo Edition. Merry Christmas and keep up the good work! ;)
@ 3:35 he says "Oh Kang! The 'dong-'kong-guh-dum 'an-gahd thank you all over the wall". Partying with Vodka Drunkenski the night before is not without its consequences.
It's funny. Back in the day, everyone discredited the TG16 for having an 8-bit processor. Now, people are returning to the TG-16 instead of the other 16-bit consoles -- for fun's sake.
TG-16 games play like NES games but have the flashy colorful look of Neo Geo games -- the best of both worlds.
I could barely tell the difference between 16-bits and 8-bits. But I surely can SEE the difference between the 256 colors TG16 and 64 colors Genesis. Compare Ghouls N Ghost to see. TOO LATE, SADLY
The TurboGrafx-16 / PC-Engine CPU while only 8-bit, the speed of the hardware was comparable to the other 16-bit systems of the era. Bit's don't always equal graphics abilities, example: the Atari 2600 was an 8-bit console. It has 2 GPUs; 16-bit custom video color encoder chip and 16-bit video display controller, out of 512 colors the TurboGrafx could do 482 at once!
Off-topic fun fact, the Sega Genesis was actually a 16/32-bit hybrid machine. The main CPU was 16/32-bit! \o/
@spida1a I'm getting a copy for PSP this week I'm going to do a review for it on my channel.
As much as this game had problems I still loved it. At the time it was still the best fighting game there was. It was the only fighting game in the arcade i went to.
the pressure pad lay out of the arcade has been recreated with time instead of force on the turbografx version. the control only sucks because unless you know the timing for force differencing you're pretty screwed. If you can actually get the timing for force differences than you'll be okay, sorta.
the controls still suck but with the correct timing they'll suck less. kinda like the refurbishing of the atari 5200 controller it doesnt make the game better it just works now.
The arcade control set-up for Street Fighter 1 and 2 are identical (6 buttons and a joystick). However it was harder to pull off special moves in the first arcade machine. The arcade game was far from lame however it did have a nasty learning curve.
Hey, Spida1a. I have a super secret cheat for this game, you can tell me if it has been covered in Turboplay, or Turbografx 16 and Turboexpress secrets vol. 1 or 2: Enter your name on the high score board: .SD, and don't continue. Hold <, select, I, II, and run on the title screen. You can choose any country to travel to. Also gives you better controls for pulling off special combos.
This isn't true for everyone. The 6-button controls for Street Fighter 1, if properly emulated, respond when the player released the button. Capcom Classics Collection volume 2 for PS2 has an excellent port of Street Fighter 1. The technique of performing special moves upon releasing the button is referred to by hardcore Street Fighter 2 players as 'buffering' and is a holdover from Street Fighter 1. However, in SF 1 all moves including punches and kicks are done upon release. In 2 only specials
OH YEA it was mad refreshing :))! I think Capcom had speached it at a 10.1Kbit wave to save on the arcade Gamma ram storage LOL;; too bad it was never desided on a remastering err... To redo edit to the CD :D
There is a one thing you can tell me though! I was 9 years old when the title was around, I was interested in how much did the TG16 cost when it debuted... As well as with this game? I really thank you for your time :)
If you get a chance, check out my playlist for Turbo Views. In it I have more indepth closer-looks at my TurboGrafx system (Extra #1) and the CD-ROM (Extra #2). I talk more about my memories with the two growing up.
There you'll also see that I didn't get the system until a year and 1/2 after it was released. So, the price-ranges are after some discounts were applied to both systems (I paid $99 for the TG and $149 for the CD).
If you have the correct System Card, yes......a Japanese game will play on an American system. When I was younger, I purchased Castlevania: Dracula-X and it played perfectly on my TurboDuo. :)
I am asking this because the Arcade Card was NOT released for the American TurboGrafx-16. Ryuuko No Ken (Art of Fighting) was released only for the Japanese PC Engine CD. It will NOT work on an American console because the Arcade Card isn't compatible with the TurboGrafx-16 unless you have a converter.
Right, that is a Japanese PC Engine "Arcade Card" game. So...no, that will not work on an American system without the Arcade Card and a Converter. But, anything "Super System Card" (Super CD) or below will, for the most part (Bonanza Bros. often times will not, for some odd reason) play on an American CD system.
By the grace and beauty of Haman Karn, the control is really fudging horrible! Well, at tleast the graphics are decent and the soundtrack is very impressive, so there's something to look up to.
Take this game as a manual on how NOT to have atrocious control. Can you imagine Guilty Gear, Fatal Fury and King of Fighters starting out with such dubious gameplay?? :O
Regarding the special moves, as a very experienced SF1 player, they were hard to do even in the arcade. They took a sort of rhythm to pull off. Eventually, they could be executed around 90% of the time. The tradeoff was they did big damage. Uppercut and spin kick could randomly "double star" (2x damage). Once did uppercut on Birdie. He's so fast he can get hit, land, and jump in and get hit again by the same Uppercut. First hit, double starred. 2nd hit, dead. 97 left on the round clock.
I have this title as part of Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 for the PS2. Even without the loading times and using a PS2 controller, I can't pull off the special moves usually. Obviously, the music sounds worse too, it being a direct port of the arcade version. Yeah, it is quite bad.
Did you know that you have to do special moves by releasing the buttons, not by pressing them? Hold a punch button, do the fireball motion, and let go of the button as you finish the fireball motion. You'll get the hang of it.
7:18 Go home and be a family man! j/k good review, sounds like I should try it out for the hell of it.
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@darkjediMIK I was going to say? Huh? Thanks for watching.
spida1a 5 days ago
@darkjediMIK Ha ha, its my favorite win quote, even if the character isn't Guile so I had to say it when you conceded defeat to the video game.
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3:34 - VUH VRENF VUH DUHN FUHGUH DEH AHR MEHNY GOIHS RIHK YU OWH OWVUR DA WUHRLD?
ProManUnitedFan 3 weeks ago
@ProManUnitedFan LOL! Exactly! Ha ha. Thanks for watching.
spida1a 3 weeks ago
@spida1a LOL
ProManUnitedFan 3 weeks ago
Capcom will ALWAYS be the BEST at fighting games! Can't wait to see Pacman battle in their new creation!!!!!!!!
BarbieBillionaire 3 weeks ago 2
@BarbieBillionaire Totally! Thanks for watching.
spida1a 3 weeks ago
1:34 I see Gen! LOL!
BarbieBillionaire 3 weeks ago 2
Thanks for the review on this was curious about how this title turned out. The fan remake for this turned out pretty nicely though.
vguyver2 1 month ago
@Pokepimp30875 Thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 month ago
great vid man
CountVictorVonScary 1 month ago
@CountVictorVonScary Thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 month ago
Nostalgia for the air powered buttons. I remember how fast those things wore out in the arcade. 2 days after the machine arrived and the buttons were all torn up!
flexor212000 1 month ago
@flexor212000 I hear you! I swear they never worked. Ha ha. :)
Thanks for watching Flexor!
spida1a 1 month ago
man sagat is impossible D:
this game have very bad controls
yeswehadouken 3 months ago
@yeswehadouken Ugh....he's SO hard. Ha ha. :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 3 months ago
@spida1a Mmm.. That's what I said.
BarbieBillionaire 3 weeks ago
I downloaded Fighting Street the day I bought my Wii (2 weeks ago as of today), I like it and I've actually played the real PC Engine version, I like the game, but I'm hopeless at it, I guess the slow control actions are the reason why, but then I;m generally not good at video games.
Lachlant1984 4 months ago
@Lachlant1984 Hey, thanks for watching and commenting my friend. No worries...it's not you...the controls are pretty bad (so they're not very easy to get used to). Thanks again!
spida1a 4 months ago
It's now on the Nintendo Wii shop in the Turbo grafx box....
noelio67 4 months ago
@noelio67 Thanks for watching!
spida1a 4 months ago
Wasn't this also on Master System or some other format?
souljhol 5 months ago
@souljhol No. At the time this was the only console variation of the game (some computer translation were out, though). Thanks for watching!> :)
spida1a 5 months ago
Never understood why they didn't bring back the ninja from this game. He has a great look and would compliment the current SF4 game quite well
giantsfan245 6 months ago
@giantsfan245 Thanks for watching!
spida1a 5 months ago
oh see how sagat dident have that huge scar on his chest in this game ryu give him that after defeating him i see:)
feipimp 6 months ago
@feipimp The history part of the game...is my favorite part. Great catch! Thanks for watching!
spida1a 5 months ago
This is completely unrelated to the content of the video, but you sound quite a lot like Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller. :)
melakmi 7 months ago
@melakmi LOL. I've gotten that before. Ha ha. Thanks for watching!
spida1a 5 months ago
how much is this game worth used but great condition??????
DRIZZLE831 7 months ago
@DRIZZLE831 Hmm, not very much I don't believe. I haven't seen it go for much. :(
spida1a 7 months ago
Excelent review once again. Can anyone imagine the face of the poor guy paying 400$ for the cd add-on in 1990 & picking up this 'thing' for it? Ouch...
Now imagine the exact same game with precise controls? My thoughts exactly...
I mean bad games is one thing but when a bad game means 50% of the launch titles thats bad management... especially when the platform costs this much (by 1990's dollars of course).
Did the programmers of today learned their lesson? of course not :P
Polywanacraka 7 months ago
@Polywanacraka Ha ha. Yeah..not at all. :)
spida1a 7 months ago
Fighting Street sounds so stupid, why couldn't they just keep it as Street Fighter?
Ironfruit16 8 months ago
@Ironfruit16 Agreed!!! Thanks for watching!
spida1a 7 months ago
best street fihgter ever made easy
j5o14jq222 8 months ago
@j5o14jq222 Hey sweet, I don't often meet people who love the first game that much. Cool. Thanks for watching!
spida1a 8 months ago
you kinda sound like oolong from dragonball.
crepe626 8 months ago
@crepe626 Ha. Oh man, that would be awesome. I'd love to be a voice on something like that. You know? LOL
spida1a 8 months ago
@spida1a Yeah I know.
crepe626 8 months ago
@crepe626 Ha ha. I just looked up a clip from it. I totally do! I usually get "you sound like the guy from TOtal Recall" (which would also be awesome, LOL!). :)
spida1a 8 months ago
diz vid is da shit meng rock on lol
y0m0mma84 8 months ago
@y0m0mma84 LOL. Thanks man!
spida1a 8 months ago
@spida1a How much do u think the games r worth now? I know gettin 'em for $3.00 is a steal, but I have a few of the games still. Like "Soldier Blade" "AirZonk" "Keith Courage" "China Warrior" "Shockman". I can't play them anymore tho, don't have the system. My bro was an idiot and sold it for $20 about 10yrs ago. Luv the games alot.
Kuroneko388 8 months ago
@spida1a Ur very welcome. There were certain games that did play all right for the controller. Shockman was pretty good, as well as Keith Courage. Ipod has an app for Turbografx 16. Tho at first u only c 15 gamesp at first and u have to pay $3.00 for each game. It updates once in a while and more games r added. I buy them anyway. What can I say? I'm nostalgic that way :)
Kuroneko388 8 months ago
@Kuroneko388 Nostalgic is awesome! :) Three bucks a game doesn't seem too bad at all. Huh? That's cool!
Take care.
spida1a 8 months ago
The game looks great for back then. Turbografx controllers were alway shitty. It's like there was a delay glitch or something. Especially for the left side of the directional button. The games play exactly the same on my ipod. So it's not just the controller that's messed up.
Kuroneko388 8 months ago
@Kuroneko388 Yes, it definitely looked pretty good. That I will give it. However, I always felt the TurboGrafx controller to be quite good (especially with the Turbo Stick).
Too bad this game controls bad either on Ipod or at home.....blech. Ha ha.
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 8 months ago
this game is pure shit
dxrkonwo9 9 months ago
@dxrkonwo9 Blech! I hear you. :) Thanks for watching!
spida1a 9 months ago
@dxrkonwo9
Go easy on Street Fighter 1/Fighting Street. Not only is it the granddad of all modern fighting games, it's also the only Home port of the first Street Fighter game (unless you count the PS2, Xbox and PSP versions on the Capcom Classics Collection compilations).
If it wasn't for this, Street Fighter II wouldn't exist. This deserves some respect, at least for that fact.
I pray one day we get a SFIII/SFIV-style remake of SF1. Then people would respect it more.
MaxxTheSlash 9 months ago
@MaxxTheSlash all the fighting games
street fighter are excellent very good
street fighter 1 no is bullshit
street fighter 1 no respect for anything the only the first game I do not liket this suck fuk street fighter 1 this game is pure shit
dxrkonwo9 8 months ago
@dxrkonwo9
Learn to post clearer comments. You just called Street Fighter "excellent very good" The fact that there was no 2, 3 or 4 after it tells me you just called Street Fighter 1 "excellent very good". Then the next thing you say is it's bullshit.
Make up your mind, you mongoloid.
MaxxTheSlash 8 months ago
@MaxxTheSlash I respect the original arcade version of the game (as I mentioned in the review). It was a decent / average game of which I played quite a bit back-in-the-day. That is, once I found it. ha ha.
However, just because it was the ONLY port at the time should not excuse it for its poor-control-mess, horrible loading times, terrible sound and other issues I had with the game. My opinions of course, but....it is what it is. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)
spida1a 8 months ago
Anyone who reads this and thinks that the game might be ok because it's Street Fighter, with good music, and it looks ok for the time...DON'T!!! The review is spot on, the controls are the worst I have ever encountered in a game... ever!!! And I have played many thousands of games. This is the most wretched fighting game ever! I would rather play Barney's Hide and seek on Sega Genesis. Seriously, it's 1000,000,000 times better.
greedostick 9 months ago
@greedostick Ha ha. I agree........and I've played Barney myself as well! :)
spida1a 9 months ago
@ 03:17 "You are weak hoe"
cleon415 9 months ago
@cleon415 Ha ha!!!
spida1a 9 months ago
There was a cheat for this game, where once you made it to the high score, you could enter codes for the high score name, and thereby use SELECT + FORWARD for the fireball, SELECT + BACK for the hurricane kick, and SELECT + DOWN/RIGHT for the dragon punch. This was the only way to beat the game.
StreetFighter2010 9 months ago
@StreetFighter2010 Yup! That was the only way as a kid I could beat a lot of the characters (between that and the slow-mo-trick). Ugh. Not much fun in that though. What a shame. Ha ha.
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 9 months ago
Wow, it looks terrible :S
SwiftyZeAvenger 10 months ago
@SwiftyZeAvenger I was definitely disappointed. Maybe I was a tad "harsh" but.....it is so unplayable in my opinion. You know?
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 9 months ago
I use to play that game in mexico city in 1989 it was the the best,,, the store ( it was like a gas station without the gas of course) it filled up with high school guys that wanted to play that game ,,they used to get so exited that they literally pull the machine out of the corner trying to make the fireball while the store lady just stare at us hahaha so funny,,, thanks for the video and the memories =)
js071377 10 months ago
@js071377 How cool! Yes, I used to play the original Street Fighter myself. I liked the arcade version (controls were better). You know? It was a shame that this version was so difficult to play. Ugh! Ha ha.
Thanks for watching my friend!!
spida1a 10 months ago
Try releasing the button input instead of the tapping the button after directional input like in all other SF games.
Overlord277 11 months ago
@Overlord277 Yes, that is pretty much what I was doing (you can't really tell from the "off-game" example I used in the box). I will put that up as an annotation. Still works maybe 20% of the time, sigh. Thanks!
spida1a 10 months ago
@TheNeverSayNever83 Hey, that's true! Great point! :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 11 months ago
Sounds like my old principal at 7:23 from a long long time ago
Sehbius 11 months ago
@Sehbius Ha ha! Yikes! :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 11 months ago
Yeah I had no idea this existed until 2008 when I played it on the PSP on some "collection hits game thing"............YIKES.
DeathAdder83 1 year ago
@DeathAdder83 I know. I hear you. I "really" wanted to like this one! I really did. :(
spida1a 1 year ago
Another brilliant review. With all its faults, Fighting Street on the PC Engine/TurboGrafx is still heads and shoulders over the horrendous versions we received over here in Europe for our home computers. They didn't even have the special moves...
JayArgonaut 1 year ago
@JayArgonaut Wow, sorry to hear the Europe ones got so screwed up. ha ha.
Thanks for watching a ton!
spida1a 1 year ago
By the way you were using your thumb for a hadouken you clearly have no idea how to do it correctly.
dovanian 1 year ago
@dovanian I am well aware how to perform it. I was trying to display the Street Fighter II version of the controls and how, if you're used to this method, it won't work on this edition. Even after getting this one down, however, the controls are horrible and unresponsive.
spida1a 1 year ago
This game is on the VC. *crickets* I'd rather buy SF2 Turbo Edition.
BigBossMan538 1 year ago
@BigBossMan538 I hated to knock this game because...I "kind of" liked the arcade version a little bit. And, it's an early CD title so...that's kind of cool. But, it just has so many flaws and it SO SLOW and not fun to play. I guess it is just not my cup of tea. :(
spida1a 1 year ago
@spida1a Yeah. I trust you. Your one of the few reviewers on YouTube that are trustworthy and are unbiased. I'd rather download Street Fighter 2: Turbo Edition. Merry Christmas and keep up the good work! ;)
BigBossMan538 1 year ago
The Fighting Street announcer got his start on Peanuts.
thatguyontheright1 1 year ago
@thatguyontheright1 HA! Totally!!!
spida1a 1 year ago
i love street fighter!!!!!!! :)
321MJB 1 year ago
@321MJB Have a great holiday and thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 year ago
better than SSF4
crashman01 1 year ago
@crashman01 Amen.
nljuggalo 1 year ago
@ 3:35 he says "Oh Kang! The 'dong-'kong-guh-dum 'an-gahd thank you all over the wall". Partying with Vodka Drunkenski the night before is not without its consequences.
Nintendough 1 year ago
I could make out "mmm mm mmm all over the world."
tacoman422 1 year ago
@tacoman422 Ha ha!!
spida1a 1 year ago
Good thing Capcom tried again kiddo or else I would never play Street Fi-.......I mean, Fighting Street.
WebVMan 1 year ago
@WebVMan Ha ha. Totally!
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 year ago
It's funny. Back in the day, everyone discredited the TG16 for having an 8-bit processor. Now, people are returning to the TG-16 instead of the other 16-bit consoles -- for fun's sake.
TG-16 games play like NES games but have the flashy colorful look of Neo Geo games -- the best of both worlds.
I could barely tell the difference between 16-bits and 8-bits. But I surely can SEE the difference between the 256 colors TG16 and 64 colors Genesis. Compare Ghouls N Ghost to see. TOO LATE, SADLY
signupsigma 1 year ago
@signupsigma Just out of curiosity...is this the "comment" you said I deleted? 'cause as far as I can tell, it is still there.
spida1a 1 year ago
@signupsigma
The TurboGrafx-16 / PC-Engine CPU while only 8-bit, the speed of the hardware was comparable to the other 16-bit systems of the era. Bit's don't always equal graphics abilities, example: the Atari 2600 was an 8-bit console. It has 2 GPUs; 16-bit custom video color encoder chip and 16-bit video display controller, out of 512 colors the TurboGrafx could do 482 at once!
Off-topic fun fact, the Sega Genesis was actually a 16/32-bit hybrid machine. The main CPU was 16/32-bit! \o/
Chaniyth 1 year ago
I want to get this on my Wii... Another guy said this was a good game whatsoever. Should I download this? I want to... but SHOULD I?
Supersaiyan4mario 1 year ago
1. Great Job! But don't forget there are guys like you all over the world.
Why could why understand it?
GizmoFan1 1 year ago
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GizmoFan1 1 year ago
Capcom release a collection remix pack on PSP and Fighting Streets is in there.
mp4podcastDOTcom 1 year ago
@mp4podcastDOTcom Nice. Have you played it at all?
spida1a 1 year ago
@spida1a I'm getting a copy for PSP this week I'm going to do a review for it on my channel.
As much as this game had problems I still loved it. At the time it was still the best fighting game there was. It was the only fighting game in the arcade i went to.
mp4podcastDOTcom 1 year ago
@mp4podcastDOTcom Cool. Let me know how it is.
I enjoyed playing the arcade version at the time. I liked it. ;)
spida1a 1 year ago
You know, I was thinking "Street Fighter 2 was awesome, I wonder what the first one was like?" And I learned something today.
Kreastricon62 1 year ago
i would love to get hold of one of these consoles!! pure class!!
deekay1182 1 year ago
@deekay1182 I think you would enjoy the Turbo, for the most part. Thanks for watching. :)
spida1a 1 year ago
no i remember playin the arcade growing up right down the street from my house first arcade i used to play )
goodkarme 1 year ago
@goodkarme Cool. Most people never saw it. You are quite lucky.
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 year ago
great game lol
goodkarme 1 year ago
@goodkarme Ha ha. Is that sarcasm? Lol! : )
spida1a 1 year ago
Nice video.
Three button controller? You should get the six button.
c0ldb33r 1 year ago
@c0ldb33r Thanks! Ha ha...not paying the money for this game. Maybe for a good one! :) :)
spida1a 1 year ago
the pressure pad lay out of the arcade has been recreated with time instead of force on the turbografx version. the control only sucks because unless you know the timing for force differencing you're pretty screwed. If you can actually get the timing for force differences than you'll be okay, sorta.
the controls still suck but with the correct timing they'll suck less. kinda like the refurbishing of the atari 5200 controller it doesnt make the game better it just works now.
hobocamptheater 1 year ago
@hobocamptheater Yeah. It just does not translate well to the home controls. You know? It's a shame...makes it somewhat unplayable. :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 1 year ago
Mike seems to be the inspiration for Balrog/ M. Bison, or maybe they're the same guy.
Joe is the reverse of Guile.
nama0527 1 year ago
Sagat: Bwaaaaaaaaaa ha ha ha ha! lol.
I think it took me like 24 continues to actually beat him. xD
SilveryDark25 1 year ago
3:21 What did he say?!
Gizi64 1 year ago
@Gizi64 I have good fortune.
2FunnyVersionIV 1 year ago
4:09 "I'm strong!"
Gizi64 1 year ago
@Gizi64 You mean "My thong." That's what I heard! :)
Thanks for watching.
spida1a 1 year ago
@spida1a No, I heard him say "I'm strong!".
Gizi64 1 year ago
@Gizi64 I know that. It was a joke.
spida1a 1 year ago
@Gizi64 In my phonetic translation, he sounds like "Where ya from?"
MHMemeDoubleYourFun 1 year ago
The arcade control set-up for Street Fighter 1 and 2 are identical (6 buttons and a joystick). However it was harder to pull off special moves in the first arcade machine. The arcade game was far from lame however it did have a nasty learning curve.
H3RM3S78 1 year ago
@H3RM3S78 Thanks for watching.
spida1a 1 year ago
i guessed the phrase right because i paused it rewound and listened to it several times
hobocamptheater 1 year ago
@hobocamptheater Awesome! Nice work!
spida1a 1 year ago
is it me,, or does it sound like they are saying "Micheal" when the fight starts.
Stevespeeze 1 year ago
@Stevespeeze That's what I always thought when I was younger. Ha ha!
spida1a 1 year ago
@Stevespeeze it says "faito", japanese phonetic version of "fight".
yeah, it does sound like Michael.
nama0527 1 year ago
Fighting Street beat you but it's not your fault, the game is just that bad.
BTW, what is your favorite Street Fighter game? mine is Super Street Fighter IV
burf12345 1 year ago
Hey, Spida1a. I have a super secret cheat for this game, you can tell me if it has been covered in Turboplay, or Turbografx 16 and Turboexpress secrets vol. 1 or 2: Enter your name on the high score board: .SD, and don't continue. Hold <, select, I, II, and run on the title screen. You can choose any country to travel to. Also gives you better controls for pulling off special combos.
IvoryGecko1993 1 year ago
man it sounds like Heyman is doing this.
bigbadrich08 1 year ago
@bigbadrich08 Who's Heyman?
spida1a 1 year ago
@spida1a I was talking about former wrestling manager Paul Heyman who had the same voice as you do.
bigbadrich08 1 year ago
@bigbadrich08 No kidding? Ha ha. I'll have to research him and see. :)
Thanks for watching.
spida1a 1 year ago
rofl what were they thinking!!!! "FIGHTING STREET??? lol that sound dumb
247xGAMER 1 year ago
@247xGAMER
Ha ha. Definitely! :)
spida1a 1 year ago
@247xGAMER LOL. Definitely.
Thanks for watching.
spida1a 1 year ago
@247xGAMER It's a street where people fight.
fattoler 1 year ago
@fattoler He has a point there . Lol! :)
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spida1a 1 year ago
haha, I had to use the special move debug mode that required you to use the select buttion and the D-pad.
jorgiebutt 2 years ago
Yup. Ha ha. I remember that trick and thank goodness for it. LOL! :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 2 years ago
it sounded like he said I'm stoned
malevolenceXXXensues 2 years ago
Ha ha. He might as well be. :)
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spida1a 2 years ago
ha ha ha! I'm Strong! Those fucking japs don't know how to speak very good engrish.
jammandmband 2 years ago
@jammandmband actually i guess it'd be "Those fucking Japs don't know how to speak Engrish very well."
c0al 1 year ago
3:20 "You Are Big Lou!"
VideoGameStupid 2 years ago 2
Ha ha . I wonder who he is? LOL! :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 2 years ago
When I first saw Gen I thought he was some weird guy but I saw he's in Street fighter 4 and alpha
SoftyOfTheHado 2 years ago
I could hear "all over the world" at the end. Sounds like people who are mentally challenged.
jlenoconel 2 years ago
I played this game first for Amiga. Wasn't a fan but its cool this led to the legendary sequel :)
jlenoconel 2 years ago
As a note - the controls for the arcade version were just as bad. Even on emulated format, pulling off the special moves are essentially impossible.
NegroMente 2 years ago
This isn't true for everyone. The 6-button controls for Street Fighter 1, if properly emulated, respond when the player released the button. Capcom Classics Collection volume 2 for PS2 has an excellent port of Street Fighter 1. The technique of performing special moves upon releasing the button is referred to by hardcore Street Fighter 2 players as 'buffering' and is a holdover from Street Fighter 1. However, in SF 1 all moves including punches and kicks are done upon release. In 2 only specials
Ragtime4 2 years ago
omg thank you for the review post!!!
DJeimaXe 2 years ago
Hey, you're welcome. Thanks for watching the video. I hope you enjoyed it! :)
spida1a 2 years ago
OH YEA it was mad refreshing :))! I think Capcom had speached it at a 10.1Kbit wave to save on the arcade Gamma ram storage LOL;; too bad it was never desided on a remastering err... To redo edit to the CD :D
There is a one thing you can tell me though! I was 9 years old when the title was around, I was interested in how much did the TG16 cost when it debuted... As well as with this game? I really thank you for your time :)
DJeimaXe 2 years ago
If you get a chance, check out my playlist for Turbo Views. In it I have more indepth closer-looks at my TurboGrafx system (Extra #1) and the CD-ROM (Extra #2). I talk more about my memories with the two growing up.
There you'll also see that I didn't get the system until a year and 1/2 after it was released. So, the price-ranges are after some discounts were applied to both systems (I paid $99 for the TG and $149 for the CD).
Thanks :)
spida1a 2 years ago
the one on the classic colletion was alot better than turbo graft turbo graf one sucked dick
Bentindo 2 years ago
Will a Japanese PC Engine CD work in America?
Retro1Gamer 2 years ago
If you have the correct System Card, yes......a Japanese game will play on an American system. When I was younger, I purchased Castlevania: Dracula-X and it played perfectly on my TurboDuo. :)
spida1a 2 years ago
I am asking this because the Arcade Card was NOT released for the American TurboGrafx-16. Ryuuko No Ken (Art of Fighting) was released only for the Japanese PC Engine CD. It will NOT work on an American console because the Arcade Card isn't compatible with the TurboGrafx-16 unless you have a converter.
Retro1Gamer 2 years ago
Right, that is a Japanese PC Engine "Arcade Card" game. So...no, that will not work on an American system without the Arcade Card and a Converter. But, anything "Super System Card" (Super CD) or below will, for the most part (Bonanza Bros. often times will not, for some odd reason) play on an American CD system.
spida1a 2 years ago
i agree i played the turbo graft it was just not like the one on the psp on capcom classics
Bentindo 2 years ago
By the grace and beauty of Haman Karn, the control is really fudging horrible! Well, at tleast the graphics are decent and the soundtrack is very impressive, so there's something to look up to.
Take this game as a manual on how NOT to have atrocious control. Can you imagine Guilty Gear, Fatal Fury and King of Fighters starting out with such dubious gameplay?? :O
chaosgreyblood 2 years ago
I think every version of Street Fighter makes the dragon punch a little easier to pull off.. in SF4 you can get so sloppy it's ridiculous
worldofbong 2 years ago
Regarding the special moves, as a very experienced SF1 player, they were hard to do even in the arcade. They took a sort of rhythm to pull off. Eventually, they could be executed around 90% of the time. The tradeoff was they did big damage. Uppercut and spin kick could randomly "double star" (2x damage). Once did uppercut on Birdie. He's so fast he can get hit, land, and jump in and get hit again by the same Uppercut. First hit, double starred. 2nd hit, dead. 97 left on the round clock.
jcasetnl 2 years ago
4:09: "Ha ha ha. I'm thung!"
JTCPingas09 2 years ago 2
Ha ha. Awful isn't it? LOL! :)
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 2 years ago
Excellent review. Very entertaining !
wingnut4427 2 years ago
Hey, cool.....thanks for watching!!
spida1a 2 years ago
I have this title as part of Capcom Classics Collection Vol. 2 for the PS2. Even without the loading times and using a PS2 controller, I can't pull off the special moves usually. Obviously, the music sounds worse too, it being a direct port of the arcade version. Yeah, it is quite bad.
SoulWarrior265 2 years ago
I "really" tried to enjoy it this time. Just to not be jaded by bad memories. But..........ugh, I just couldn't. Ha ha.
Thanks for watching!
spida1a 2 years ago
Did you know that you have to do special moves by releasing the buttons, not by pressing them? Hold a punch button, do the fireball motion, and let go of the button as you finish the fireball motion. You'll get the hang of it.
Ragtime4 2 years ago