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[Christopher]

Wow Capcom REALLY whored out the Street Fighter franchise...however I got a question guys. Why do you NEVER hear of the orignal Street Fighter...was there even such a game?

I did buy Lunar for Sega CD, Playstation One, and Gameboy Advance.

 

[M3wThr33]

Why do you NEVER hear of the orignal Street Fighter...was there even such a game?

It doesn't exist.

 

[COCKLES]

Gotta love that Street Fighter Alpha US artwork. :lol

You need to add this to your collection:-

 

[Kon Tiki]

Wow Capcom REALLY whored out the Street Fighter franchise...however I got a question guys. Why do you NEVER hear of the orignal Street Fighter...was there even such a game?

I did buy Lunar for Sega CD, Playstation One, and Gameboy Advance.

It exists, just not a fighting game.

 

[Shin Johnpv]

Wow Capcom REALLY whored out the Street Fighter franchise...however I got a question guys. Why do you NEVER hear of the orignal Street Fighter...was there even such a game?

you never hear of it cause well it kind of sucked

you could only play as Ryu (1st player) and Ken (2nd Player) plus the technology for detecting the moves sucked ass so it was neigh impossible to pull of moves

it only came to the Turbo CD you can see it up there as Fighting Street no idea why they changed the name

 

[Shin Johnpv]

Gotta love that Street Fighter Alpha US artwork. :lol

You need to add this to your collection:-

yeah I've checked it out but it's like 40 bucks for what's bassicaly the genesis version personally I was never too keen on the genesis version

maybe if I can get it cheap

 

[jett]

I was going to come in and say "HELL NAW, who the hell buys the same game twice"...but then I remembered I own 3rd Strike for PS2 and DC.

I think that's the only one, really...unless you want to count compilations like Mega Man Anniversary Collection.

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

SF I... only came to the Turbo CD

I had a super shit version for my C64 way back when. It was boxed with a Capcom logo and everything.

There were multiple versions for computer formats.

 

[jett]

I had a super shit version for my C64 way back when. It was boxed with a Capcom logo and everything.

There were multiple versions for computer formats.

WHAT? I must see what Street Fighter looked like on the C64.

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

 

[Tarazet]

I had Street Fighter II for the Amiga.. it was so choppy it was unplayable, even with the 68040 processor.

 

[TekunoRobby]

Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, for Xbox 360 and PC. Well I would like to buy it but finances and time willing of course. The 360 version for the best graphics and the PC version to make stuff.

 

[jgkspsx]

Whenever a decent version of Joust comes out on a console I own, I buy it. And many non-decent versions as well

Tandy Color Computer
Atari 2600
5200
7800
ST
Lynx
PC
Game Boy
Genesis
game.com (worst version EVER. Worse than 2600. By a large margin!)
PSX
GameCube

I refuse to buy Midway Arcade Classics for GBA at any price, though. The game.com WAGH taught me a lasting lesson. The inevitable DS/PSP ports had better have Digital Eclipse emulators, or else.

 

[SKOPE]

I had a super shit version for my C64 way back when. It was boxed with a Capcom logo and everything.

There were multiple versions for computer formats.

And an emulation package for Windows released a few years ago featuring the original Street Fighter and Street Fighter II: Champion Edition.

I purchased the PS2 and GameCube versions of the Dreamcast games I own because 1.) the standard Dreamcast controller sucks (and the Ascii Pad FT isn't as good as it should be) and 2.) I wanted to remove my Dreamcast from my TV stand.

By the way that's:
Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future
King of Fighters 00/01
Marvel vs. Capcom 2
Skies of Arcadia Legends
Sonic Adventure 2 Battle
Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut
Space Channel 5 Special Edition (replaces a domestic game and an import game)
Street Fighter Anniversary Collection

Plus retro game collections and remakes, but those don't count. Except maybe the retro game collections that replaced older retro game collections featuring the same games.

Hm... the closest I get to that is... Excitebike, I guess, since I purchased it for the NES way back, and about a year ago picked up the Classic NES version for the GBA. (First US version to allow you to save your track!)

Except the version hidden in Animal Crossing.

 

[blackadde]

Japanese/English GT4
Japanese/English FF7
SF2:HF on SNES/Mega-Drive

I think that's about it.

 

[Red Scarlet]

Haha, all I remember from Street Fighter was when you beat a guy the game says like "bwabubweebwabwaa all over the world" or something. It ruled.

 

[LakeEarth]

For the record:

Yes there was a Street Fighter 1. There was also a Street Fighter 2010 for the NES that wasn't a fighter.

 

[Parallax Scroll]

Resident Evil Code Veronica on DC and PS2
Final Fantasy V and VI on SNES and PSX
Super Mario Bros 2 on NES and GBA

 

[Version 3.0]

DOOM!

 

[F.Be@PSG]

No.

 

[Shin Johnpv]

I had a super shit version for my C64 way back when. It was boxed with a Capcom logo and everything.

There were multiple versions for computer formats.

yeah I should have specified console wise it only came to the Turbo CD

 

[Shin Johnpv]

For the record:

Yes there was a Street Fighter 1. There was also a Street Fighter 2010 for the NES that wasn't a fighter.

that also wasn't really a Street Fighter game

in japan it went by something else and I forget what it was called but when they brought it to the US Capcom USA wanted to bank on the popularity of SF at the time so they changed the lead characters name to Ken and called it Street Fighter 2010