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Super Street Fighter II

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Released: 1994
Series: Street Fighter [30 Games]
Series: Street Fighter [30 Games]
System: Sega Mega Drive
Media: Sega Mega Drive Cartridge
Region:
Variant: Standard

Single Player: Yes
Competitive Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Competitive Offline Multiplayer: 2 Players
Co-operative Online Multiplayer: Not Available
Co-operative Offline Multiplayer: Not Available
Achievements: Not Available
Controller Support: Yes

Back of the Box:

A NEW CHALLENGE AWAITS!

For two years, they have reigned supreme.
Twelve of the most gifted fighters from across the world have battled each other in the World Warrior Tournament. But the time has come for them to step aside - Now is the time of the New Challengers!

Cammy, Dee Jay, T.Hawk and Fei Long have earned the right to enter the World Warrior Tournament. Each of them possesses a lethal combination of martial arts skills that they believe can destroy Bison. But can they survive the original Street Fighters and their new abilities?
Only the true Street Fighters
among you will find out!

Features 4 all new characters plus new moves and animations for the original Street Fighters!

Includes hot new modes including Group Battle, Tournament Battle and the Time Challenge.

40 Megs. The largest Mega Drive game ever!

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