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Topic	Contest Stats and Discussion - Part 1366
Advokaiser 04/29/21 2:43:50 PM #182:	I've never grasped the appeal of Street Fighter II in general. No combos, super-slow gameplay, no special moves... Granted, I was pretty confused about which version was the best one, so it wasn't until just a few years ago that I tried Super Street Fighter II and it was sort of decent (thought for a long time that Turbo was supposed to be better than Super). Haven't played Super Street Fighter II Turbo, though, which I suppose it's the definitive edition. I also grew up with Marvel vs. Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom, so the difference is enormous. Street Fighter III is where it's at for classic, 2D fighting games, though. It has the perfect balance of fast gameplay, demanding skill, and varied movepools. --- azuarc - Good friend, VGM lover, Guru Champion. I pass my baton on to you! <cite>Advokaiser posted [p:953368728] in Contest St... [t:79315153]...</cite> <quote>I've never grasped the appeal of Street Fighter II in general. No combos, super-slow gameplay, no special moves... Granted, I was pretty confused about which version was the best one, so it wasn't until just a few years ago that I tried Super Street Fighter II and it was sort of decent (thought for a long time that Turbo was supposed to be better than Super). Haven't played Super Street Fighter II Turbo, though, which I suppose it's the definitive edition. I also grew up with Marvel vs. Street Fighter and Marvel vs. Capcom, so the difference is enormous. Street Fighter III is where it's at for classic, 2D fighting games, though. It has the perfect balance of fast gameplay, demanding skill, and varied movepools. --- azuarc - Good friend, VGM lover, Guru Champion. I pass my baton on to you!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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