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''This article is about the fighting game known as Street Fighter II′. For the Sega Master System port, see [[Street Fighter II′ (1997 video game)]]''.
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   software_name  = Street Fighter II: |
   software_name  = Street Fighter II: Champion Edition|
   software_image  = [[File:Street_Fighter_II_flyer.jpg|320px]]|
   software_image  = [[File:Street_Fighter_II_flyer.jpg|320px]]|
   developer      = [[Capcom]]<br />[[Creative Materials]] (DOS)<br />[[Tec Toy]] (Sega Master System)|
   developer      = [[Capcom]]|
   publisher      = [[Capcom]]<br />[[Tec Toy]] (Sega consoles in Brazil)|
   publisher      = [[Capcom]]|
   systems        = [[3DO]], [[Amiga]], [[Amstrad CPC]], [[Arcade]], [[Atari ST]], [[Commodore 64|C64]], [[Capcom Power System Changer|CPS Changer]], [[DOS]], [[FM Towns]], [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Advance|GBA]], [[Sega Genesis|Genesis]], [[Legends Flashback]], [[TurboGrafx-16|PC Engine]], [[PlayStation 2|PS2]], [[PlayStation 3|PS3]], [[PlayStation 4|PS4]], [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|SNES]], [[Sega Master System|SMS]], [[Nintendo Switch|Switch]], [[Wii]], [[Wii U]], [[Windows]], [[Xbox (console)|Xbox]], [[Xbox 360]], [[Xbox One]], [[Sharp X68000|X68000]], [[ZX Spectrum]]|
   systems        = [[Arcade]] ([[CPS-1]]), [[Nintendo Switch]], [[PC Engine]], [[PlayStation 4]], [[Sega Genesis]]. [[Windows]], [[X68000]], [[Xbox One]]|
   release        = '''Street Fighter II: The World Warrior'''<br />Arcade WW: March 1991<br />Super Famicom JP: June 10, 1992<br />DOS EU: July 10, 1992<br />SNES NA: July 15, 1992<br />C64 EU: August 20, 1992<br />Spectrum EU: September 14, 1992<br />SNES AU: October 23, 1992<br />Amiga EU: November 15, 1992<br />SNES EU: December 17, 1992<br />Atari ST EU: December 20, 1992<br />Amstrad CPC EU: December 31, 1992<br />DOS NA: April 26, 1993<br />CPS Changer JP: July 14, 1994<br />Game Boy JP: August 11, 1995<br />Game Boy NA: September 16, 1995<br />Game Boy EU: November 23, 1995<br />Wii ([[Virtual Console|VC]]) JP: December 2, 2006<br />Wii ([[Virtual Console|VC]]) NA: December 25, 2006<br />Wii ([[Virtual Console|VC]]) AU/EU: January 19, 2007<br />Wii U ([[Virtual Console|VC]]) WW: August 22, 2013<br />Wii U ([[Virtual Console|VC]]) JP: June 25, 2014<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />'''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition'''<br />Arcade JP: March 18, 1992<br />Arcade AU/EU: May 13, 1992<br />PC Engine JP: June 12, 1993<br />Arcade NA: August 3, 1992<br />Genesis NA: September 27, 1993<br />Mega Drive JP: September 28, 1993<br />Mega Drive AU: October 22, 1993<br />Mega Drive EU: October 29, 1993<br />X68000 JP: November 26, 1993<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />'''Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting'''<br />Arcade WW: December 9, 1992<br />Super Famicom JP: July 11, 1993<br />SNES WW: August 1993<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />'''Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers'''<br />Arcade JP: September 10, 1993<br />Arcade NA: September 11, 1993<br />Arcade Asia: October 5, 1993<br />Arcade EU: November 19, 1993<br />Mega Drive, Super Famicom JP: June 24, 1994<br />Genesis, SNES NA: July 18, 1994<br />Mega Drive, SNES AU: August 17, 1994<br />Mega Drive, SNES EU: August 24, 1994<br />Mega Drive Brazil: 19xx<br />X68000 JP: September 30, 1994<br />FM Towns JP: October 7, 1994<br />Amiga EU: 1995<br />DOS NA: 1996<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />Legends Flashback: October 29, 2019<br />'''Street Fighter II''''<br />Master System BR: September 1997<br />'''Super Street Fighter II: Tournament Battle'''<br />Arcade: 1993<br />Switch ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />Switch ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />Switch ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />'''Super Street Fighter II Turbo'''<br />Arcade WW: February 23, 1994<br />Arcade update NA: March 23, 1994<br />Arcade update EU: March 1994<br />3DO NA: November 7, 1994<br />3DO NA: November 14, 1994<br />3DO AU: November 21, 1994<br />3DO EU: November 23, 1994<br />DOS NA: May 5, 1995<br />DOS AU: June 1, 1995<br />DOS EU: June 2, 1995<br />Amiga EU: 1995<br />Dreamcast JP: December 22, 2000<br />GBA JP: July 13, 2001<br />GBA NA: October 30, 2001<br />GBA AU: November 1, 2001<br />GBA EU: November 2, 2001<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) NA: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) EU: May 29, 2018<br />One, PS4, Switch, Win ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th]]) JP: October 25, 2018<br />'''Hyper Street Fighter II: Anniversary Edition'''<br />Arcade JP: December 22, 2003<br />PS2 JP: December 22, 2003<br />Arcade NA: 2004<br />PS2 EU: May 27, 2004<br />PS2 NA: August 31, 2004<br />Xbox JP: October 28, 2004<br />Xbox EU: October 29, 2004<br />Xbox NA: February 22, 2005<br />'''Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix'''<br />PS3 NA: November 25, 2008<br />Xbox 360 NA: November 26, 2008<br />PS3 EU: February 19, 2009<br />'''Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers'''<br />Switch WW: May 26, 2017|
   release        = '''Arcade ([[CPS-1]])'''<br />Japan: March 18, 1992<br />Europe, Oceania: May 13, 1992<br />North America: August 3, 1992<br />'''PC Engine'''<br />Japan: June 12, 1993<br />'''Sega Genesis/Mega Drive'''<br />North America: September 27, 1993<br />Japan: September 28, 1993<br />Oceania: October 22, 1993<br />Europe: October 29, 1993<br />'''X68000'''<br />Japan: November 26, 1993<br />'''One, PS4, Switch, Win''' (''[[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]'')<br />North America: May 29, 2018<br />Europe, Oceania: May 29, 2018<br />Japan: October 25, 2018|
   added_to_museum = Switch (Ultra Street Fighter II): January 31, 2018<br />DOS ([[Street Fighter Series]]): November 10, 2019<br />Switch ([[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]): April 19, 2020<br />Flashback (Super Street Fighter II): May 2, 2020|
   added_to_museum = Switch (''[[Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection|30th Anniversary]]''): April 19, 2020|
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'''''Street Fighter II''''' was series of a fighting [[video game]]s by [[Capcom]], originally released for the [[arcade]] market in 1991. The games comprised the second entry in the [[Street Fighter|''Street Fighter'' series]].
'''''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition''''', known as '''''Street Fighter II Dash''''' and as '''''Street Fighter II′''''' in Japan, was the second in a series of ''[[Street Fighter]]'' fighting [[video game]]s by [[Capcom]] which were titled ''Street Fighter II''.


==History==
==History==
The 1991 arcade release was titled ''Street Fighter II: The World Warrior'' and was also known simply as ''Street Fighter II''. 
The original [[arcade]] version of ''[[Street Fighter II: The World Warrior]]'' was released in [[1991]].
 
The game was a smash hit, leading Capcom to release an updated version with additional playable characters titled ''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition'' in 1992.
 
Also in 1992, the Taiwanese hacking group, Hung Hsi Enterprise Taiwan, released a bootleg version of ''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition''. The title screen of this version only displayed ''Street Fighter II''. However, it is colloquially known as the ''Rainbow Edition'' because of the color of the text on the title screen. This version made tweaks to the special moves of the various characters and increased the speed of the game.
 
In December 1992, Capcom released ''Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting''. While it is uncertain whether this game was released as a response to the Taiwanese bootleg, the former increased the speed of the game in a matter similar to the latter. This version also added new special moves for each character.


In 1993, Capcom released ''Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers''. This version balanced the abilities of the characters and added four new characters to the playable character roster.
The game was a success, leading Capcom to release many ports and updated versions.


The [[Sega Genesis]] release titled ''Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition'' was a compilation containing both ''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition'' and ''Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting''.
The first update was ''Street Fighter II: Champion Edition'', which was first released to [[arcade]]s in [[1992]].


In Brazil, [[Tec Toy]] released ''Street Fighter II''' for the [[Sega Master System]].  This version combined elements of ''Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition'' and ''Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers''.
Capcom released the second update, ''[[Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting]]'', to arcades in December 1992.


''Super Street Fighter II: Tournament Battle'', released in 1993, was a special edition of ''Super Street Fighter II'' that allowed up to eight players to battle in an elimination tournament.
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''Hyper Street Fighter II: Anniversary Edition'' was released in 2003. All of the main characters from the previous ''Street Fighter II'' games were playable in this version.
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In 2008, Capcom released ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix''. This version included the original assets from ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo'' as well as a remake of the game using high definition art created by [[Udon Entertainment]]. The high definition version also included remixed versions of the music from previous versions created by [[OverClocked ReMix]] members.
 
The series culminated in ''Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers'', which was released in 2017. Like ''Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix'', it was a remake of Super Street Fighter II Turbo. Also like its predecessor, it included a version with high definition resources as well as a version with the original resources. It also balanced the moves of some of the characters, added grapple breaks, added a cooperative gameplay mode where two players can team up against one character controlled by artificial intelligence, and added a first-person-battle mode known as ''Way Of the Hado''.
 
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Latest revision as of 23:44, 31 March 2025

This article is about the fighting game known as Street Fighter II′. For the Sega Master System port, see Street Fighter II′ (1997 video game).

Street Fighter II: Champion Edition
Developer Capcom
Publisher Capcom
Distributor
Platforms Arcade (CPS-1), Nintendo Switch, PC Engine, PlayStation 4, Sega Genesis. Windows, X68000, Xbox One
Released Arcade (CPS-1)
Japan: March 18, 1992
Europe, Oceania: May 13, 1992
North America: August 3, 1992
PC Engine
Japan: June 12, 1993
Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
North America: September 27, 1993
Japan: September 28, 1993
Oceania: October 22, 1993
Europe: October 29, 1993
X68000
Japan: November 26, 1993
One, PS4, Switch, Win (30th Anniversary)
North America: May 29, 2018
Europe, Oceania: May 29, 2018
Japan: October 25, 2018
Added to
Museum 		Switch (30th Anniversary): April 19, 2020

Street Fighter II: Champion Edition, known as Street Fighter II Dash and as Street Fighter II′ in Japan, was the second in a series of Street Fighter fighting video games by Capcom which were titled Street Fighter II.

History

The original arcade version of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior was released in 1991.

The game was a success, leading Capcom to release many ports and updated versions.

The first update was Street Fighter II: Champion Edition, which was first released to arcades in 1992.

Capcom released the second update, Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting, to arcades in December 1992.

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