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[Laurent]

Street Fighter (Fighting Street - Japan)
12.1988 on NEC Turbo CD - Hudson, Capcom (Japan)
??.1988 on Atari ST - GO!, Capcom/Tiertex Ltd (UK)
??.1988 on Amiga - GO!, Capcom/Tiertex Ltd (UK)
??.1988 on Commodore 64 - GO!, Capcom (UK)
??.1988 on DOS - ???, Capcom (USA)
??.1988 on DOS - Capcom, Capcom (UK)

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
06.1992 on Nintendo Super Famicom - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
07.1992 on Nintendo Super NES - Majesco, Capcom (USA)
??.1992 on Atari ST - US Gold, Creative Materials (UK)
??.1992 on Amiga - US Gold, Capcom (UK)
??.1992 on Commodore 64 - US Gold, Capcom (USA)
??.1992 on DOS - US Gold, Capcom (USA)
09.1995 on Nintendo Game Boy - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
??.1994 on CPS Changer - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)

Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (Street Fighter II - Brazil) (Street Fighter II: Champion Edition - TurboGrafx-16)
06.1993 on NEC TurboGrafx-16 - NEC, Capcom (Japan)
??.1993 on Sega Genesis - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
??.1997 on Sega Master System - Tec Toy, Tec Toy (Brazil)
??.???? on Sharp X68000 - ???, Capcom (Japan)

Street Fighter II: Turbo
07.1993 on Nintendo Super Famicom - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
??.1993 on Nintendo Super NES - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
??.???? on CPS Changer - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)

Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
??.1994 on Nintendo Super NES - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
??.1994 on Sega Genesis - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
??.???? on Sharp X68000 - ???, Capcom (Japan)
??.1995 on DOS - GameTek, Capcom/Eurocom (USA)

Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Super Street Fighter II X: Grand Master Challenge - Japan)
??.1994 on Panasonic 3DO - Panasonic, Capcom (USA)
05.1995 on DOS - GameTek, Capcom/Eurocom (USA)
??.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)

Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams Street Fighter Zero - Japan)
12.1995 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
??.1995 on CPS Changer - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
01.1996 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
01.1996 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
02.1996 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
05.1996 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)
??.1997 on Microsoft Windows 9X - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
03.2000 on Nintendo Game Boy Color - Capcom, Capcom/Crawfish (USA)

Street Fighter: The Movie
09.1995 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
09.1995 on Sony PlayStation - Acclaim, Capcom (USA)
09.1995 on Sony PlayStation - Acclaim, Capcom (UK)
11.1995 on Sega Saturn - Acclaim, Capcom (USA)

Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Street Fighter Zero 2 - Japan)
09.1996 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
09.1996 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
10.1996 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
11.1996 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
12.1996 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)
12.1996 on Nintendo Super Famicom - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
??.1996 on Nintendo Super NES - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
??.1998 on Microsoft Windows 9X - Capcom, Capcom (USA)

X-Men vs. Street Fighter (X-Men vs. Street Fighter EX Edition - Japan)
??.1997 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
02.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
06.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)
06.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)

Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
07.1997 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Arika (Japan)
11.1997 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Arika (UK)
11.1997 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Arika (USA)

Street Fighter Collection
09.1997 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
11.1997 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
12.1997 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
07.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)

Street Fighter Collection 2 (Capcom Generation 5 - Japan)
11.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
12.1998 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
12.1998 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
05.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)

Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter (Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter EX Edition - Japan)
09.1998 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
??.1998 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
02.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
02.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
05.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Capcom (UK)

Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Street Fighter Zero 3 - Japan)
05.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
07.1999 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
09.1999 on Sega Saturn - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
05.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
11.2002 on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Ubi Soft, Crawfish (Germany)
12.2002 on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Capcom, Crawfish (USA)

Street Fighter EX2 Plus
12.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Arika (Japan)
12.1999 on Sony PlayStation - Capcom, Arika (USA)
04.2001 on Sony PlayStation - Virgin, Arika (UK)

Street Fighter III: Double Impact (Street Fighter III: W Impact - Japan)
12.1999 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
06.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
09.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Virgin, Capcom (UK)

Street Fighter EX3
03.2000 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Arika (Japan)
10.2000 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Arika (USA)
03.2001 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Virgin, Arika (UK)

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike - Fight for the Future
06.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
10.2000 on Sega Dreamcast - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
07.2004 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)

Super Street Fighter II: Turbo Revival (Super Street Fighter II: X Revival - Japan)
07.2001 on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
10.2001 on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
11.2001 on Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Capcom, Capcom (UK)

Street Fighter Anniversary Collection (Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Collection - Japan)
12.2003 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Capcom (Japan)
05.2004 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Capcom (UK)
08.2004 on Sony PlayStation 2 - Capcom, Capcom (USA)
09.2004 on Microsoft X-Box - Capcom, Capcom (USA)

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I've included X-Men and Marvels' gems plus most of their release dates, thanks to Moby Games and GameFAQs. I plan on cleaning the ?? marks and adding Capcom vs. SNK's releases...

I also excluded the Arcade releases for now. Too much is unknown about them.

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I've added CPS Changer versions (although no clear releases dates are available) and a Dreamcast version of Street Fighter Zero 3 released in Japan BEFORE a Saturn version (thanks Ourumov). I've also added Capcom Generation 5 on Saturn.

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I've added the DOS version of Street Fighter for USA (no release date available - I remember seing this back in 1988). I've added the DOS version of Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers for USA (thanks Anyanka). I've moved the TurboGrafx-16 version of Street Fighter II, that was officially called Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (thanks Kobun Heat).

93 releases.

 

[Temujin]

Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
Street Fighter EX 2 Plus

Both were released for the Playstation right?

 

[jett]

edit: what the fuck, you can't delete messages anymore?

 

[Laurent]

Street Fighter EX Plus Alpha
Street Fighter EX 2 Plus

Both were released for the Playstation right?

Fixed...

 

[Laurent]

I am planning on buying Street Fighter Anniversary Collection for PlayStation 2 at the end of the month... Which one would you consider the best version of the game, excluding the Arcade incarnations?

 

[levious]

You included Street Fighter: The Movie...

why exclude anything at that point?

 

[MoxManiac]

I am planning on buying Street Fighter Anniversary Collection for PlayStation 2 at the end of the month... Which one would you consider the best version of the game, excluding the Arcade incarnations?

Xbox version isn't due till Janurary, so PS2 for now.

 

[BeOnEdge]

isnt rainbow edition pirate shit? and someone post pics of atari and sms SF!!!

 

[Kobun Heat]

- SF2 was never released for the US TG-16, but Fighting Street (Street Fighter) was, for the CD-ROM system. Street Fighter II' Champion Edition made it out on HuCard in Japan.

- I don't think the SMS SFII was legitimate, but I could be wrong (they did a lot of crazy legit games for the thing in Brazil and whatnot).

- I don't remember any SFII being released for DOS/Windows PCs before SSFIIT. I remember some pirate versions kicking around but that's it. Street Fighter I *was* released for the PC, though.

- This is "North American" releases but you have some Japan-only stuff on there.

 

[doncale]

Japan only -

Sharp X68000
Street Fighter 2' Champion Edition
Super Street Fighter 2


I can tell you that SF2 CE on X68000 is basicly identical to the arcade, unlike SF2 CE on PC Engine HuCard or SF2 SCE on Genesis.

 

[BenT]

- I don't remember any SFII being released for DOS/Windows PCs before SSFIIT. I remember some pirate versions kicking around but that's it. Street Fighter I *was* released for the PC, though.

Yeah, there was a port ... one of those godawful off-brand ones made before Capcom cared about PC.

 

[MoxManiac]

Yeah, there was a port ... one of those godawful off-brand ones made before Capcom cared about PC.

Same company that made those awful PC Megaman games too, if I recall.

 

[doncale]

Yeah, there was a port ... one of those godawful off-brand ones made before Capcom cared about PC.

I played it at the 1992 Summer CES in Chicago. or at least I played some PC version of SF2. the graphics were awesome. large sprites, full color, like the arcade, unlike the SNES. but man did it ever *move* like shit. it wasnt very playable because of the horrendous framerate and animation. I have no idea if what got released was anything like what I played at CES.

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

Back when I was just a teen-monk, I regularly played a port of SSF2T on my PC. It was a good port, as far as looking, sounding, and moving like the real thing.

What I played it with is the real anecdote. Having nothing else suitable at the time, I used a Thrustmaster FCS with four buttons. I had to throw shoryukens with that thing. Them days sucked, but at least it was the version where Chun-Li bent over during kikoken.

 

[GIR]

Arcade
Street Fighter
Street Fighter Alpha
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Street Fighter EX
Street Fighter EX 2
Street Fighter EX 2 Plus
Street Fighter EX Plus
Street Fighter II
Street Fighter II: Champion Edition
Street Fighter II: Rainbow Edition
Street Fighter II: Turbo Hyper Fighting
Street Fighter III: 3rd Stike
Street Fighter III: New Generation
Street Fighter III: Second Impact
Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha
Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper
Street Fighter: The Movie
Super Street Fighter II
Super Street Fighter II: Turbo

aren't Street Fighter Zero & Alpha the same difference

 

[MoxManiac]

Yes, and Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha is Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold in the US. And Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper was never released in the US (except for GBA)

 

[The Faceless Master]

Street Fighter II: Rainbow Edition

you're counting bootleg hacks?

 

[BeOnEdge]

didnt gametek do the old streetfighter pc ports?

 

[Anyanka]

I own 22 of those.


There is a port of just regular SF II for PC. It sucks.


Among the other mistakes pointed out, the list has Zero 2 AND Alpha 2 listed as Saturn games.

 

[shuri]

There also was a c64 port of SF2

edit: oh nevermind. Where is the del post button?

 

[ArcadeStickMonk]

There also was a c64 port of SF2

Yeah! That was one of the very few C64 games that I actually purchased. Well, SF at least.

And I played that one with the one button joystick! God damn I had it rough back then.

 

[Laurent]

You included Street Fighter: The Movie...

why exclude anything at that point?

I don't know... Too many Capcom vs. SNK and Marvel incarnations. I'm having a hard time trying to clean up my "Street Fighter" only releases list so... (And yeah, Street Fighter: The Movie sucked)

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IS THIS LIST BETTER?

 

[ourumov]

Wasn't Street Fighter Zero 3 for the SEGA Saturn released after the Dreamcast version ?

 

[jarrod]

Where's all the CPS Changer games?

 

[The Faceless Master]

Capcom Generation 5 was released on Sega Saturn too... i have it...

 

[Laurent]

I've added CPS Changer versions (thanks Jarrod, although no clear releases dates are available) and a Dreamcast version of Street Fighter Zero 3 released in Japan BEFORE a Saturn version (thanks Ourumov). I've also added Capcom Generation 5 on Saturn (thanks The Faceless Master).

91 releases.

 

[mightynine]

Didn't a version of SFII come out for the NES? I don't believe it was an official release though.

 

[Lyte Edge]

Should the CPS Changer really be counted under "home releases?" It's basically the arcade boards, right? Doesn't count Jarrod.

 

[Anyanka]

SF1 came out on PC in the US.

There was also a PC port of Super SF II: The New Challengers. It came out AFTER SSF2T and came with a free Capcom controller.

 

[Kobun Heat]

SFII' Champion Edition on the PC Engine (HuCard).

 

[DaCocoBrova]

 

[jarrod]

Should the CPS Changer really be counted under "home releases?" It's basically the arcade boards, right? Doesn't count Jarrod.

Why not, they were sold to the consumer market. It was more like NeoGeo AES than anything, an arcade system for the home.

 

[Laurent]

I've added the DOS version of Street Fighter for USA (no release date available - I remember seing this back in 1988). I've added the DOS version of Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers for USA (thanks Anyanka). I've moved the TurboGrafx-16 version of Street Fighter II, that was officially called Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (thanks Kobun Heat).

93 releases.