Street Fighter II - 2 Player Plug'n'Play
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Isn't fighting great? All that punching, kicking and firing force fields from your fists. What, you didn't think we were talking about real fighting, did you? Goodness, no. Apart from being terribly vulgar, it hurts. We're talking about computerised fighting games, where you can bash the bejesus out of your opponents, wear silly costumes and scream like a banshee without being arrested.
If you've any appreciation of this gaming genre, you'll know that Street Fighter II was the daddy of pixellated punch-ups. Okay, there were some good ones before and after, but this was the one that introduced a whole range of special moves, and gave characters their own unique plotlines, histories and endings. No wonder it was hailed as the greatest fighting game ever.
When this arcade classic hit the Mega Drive it became even more popular and players would spend days discussing every detail of the game - from Ryu's powerful dragon punch to E.Honda's 100 hand slap and Guile's sonic boom.
If all that sounds like a load of old fisticuffs it's high time you got hold of the totally knockout Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition Plug 'n' Play System. Featuring two Mega Drive-style joypads with six (count 'em six) buttons, this nifty little box of tricks plugs straight into the telly and allows you to play as all your favourite Street Fighter martial artists plus the boss characters (twelve in total).
Just like the original version you can play in Arcade or Vs Mode. Playing the computer is fun, but you really can't beat slapping seven bells out of your best friend (we are still talking about the game here).
Rather incongruously, the Street Fighter II Plug 'n' Play also boasts a special bonus game - Ghouls and Ghosts. But we're not complaining as this sword and sorcery platformer is a highly addictive classic.
Street Fighter II Plug 'n' Play is ideal for post-pub punch-ups, and even if you can't remember the original we guarantee you'll be hooked within minutes. Now if you'll excuse us we're off to practise our overhead collarbone slice. Ouch!
If you've any appreciation of this gaming genre, you'll know that Street Fighter II was the daddy of pixellated punch-ups. Okay, there were some good ones before and after, but this was the one that introduced a whole range of special moves, and gave characters their own unique plotlines, histories and endings. No wonder it was hailed as the greatest fighting game ever.
When this arcade classic hit the Mega Drive it became even more popular and players would spend days discussing every detail of the game - from Ryu's powerful dragon punch to E.Honda's 100 hand slap and Guile's sonic boom.
If all that sounds like a load of old fisticuffs it's high time you got hold of the totally knockout Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition Plug 'n' Play System. Featuring two Mega Drive-style joypads with six (count 'em six) buttons, this nifty little box of tricks plugs straight into the telly and allows you to play as all your favourite Street Fighter martial artists plus the boss characters (twelve in total).Just like the original version you can play in Arcade or Vs Mode. Playing the computer is fun, but you really can't beat slapping seven bells out of your best friend (we are still talking about the game here).
Rather incongruously, the Street Fighter II Plug 'n' Play also boasts a special bonus game - Ghouls and Ghosts. But we're not complaining as this sword and sorcery platformer is a highly addictive classic.Street Fighter II Plug 'n' Play is ideal for post-pub punch-ups, and even if you can't remember the original we guarantee you'll be hooked within minutes. Now if you'll excuse us we're off to practise our overhead collarbone slice. Ouch!
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- This is a self-contained gaming device and existing Sega Mega Drive games cartidges are therefore not compatible with this system. Plugs directly into most PAL TV sets via AV leads or SCART convertor supplied.
- Requires 4xAA batteries - can also be powered by 6V mains adaptor (not included).
- In the unlikely event that you do experience a problem within the first 6 months, please telephone the UK Technical Support team: Tel. 0871 222 8278. Calls are charged at 10p per minute and will show up on your standard telephone bill. Helpline hours are 2pm-11pm, Monday to Friday.
- Picture degradation: any picture degradation (including green screen, glitches and other artifacts) is almost certainly due to low batteries. Installing a fresh set of batteries should rectify matters.
Please note: This product requires a PAL compatible TV Set, and therefore we restrict shipping to within the EU only
Click here to buy batteriesFurther documents/downloads:
- Street Fighter Manual - Includes Character Special Moves Instructions (PDF 130KB)
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Had SF2 since Dec'05, still think it's the business (see below). But it's dropped to 8/10 since then as there is no battery backup memory? If this was sorted then back to 9/10 for me. However I worked out how to record your action on a VCR!! Will send a copy to Firebox.com (hint). 10/10.Adam Wood, Glos - Mar '06
The spirit of my long-gone Super Nintendo lives on! I love the extra buttons but Capcom thankfully haven't changed anything in the game that I can see. I've just spent half an hour punching up my brother and his friend (on the game, natrually!) and had a lot of fun doing it!Hallie-Nell, London - Dec '05
SF2 is fantastic value for money. Not only is it 2 player but all the charaters make for alot of gameplay. Remember if you have a widescreen TV to zoom it to stretch the picture, as I playerd it for hours in letterbox view and the graphics are better zoomed in. 9/10.Adam Wood, Bristol - Dec '05
This is so awesome. I always loved Street Fighter 2 and I thought it might be kinda sucky compared to the games nowadays - but I can say I'm more addicted to this that I have been with a game in a long long time. They don't make them like this anymore... Shame shame. Everyone buy it now.Adam, Yeovil - Jul '05
Holy Moly! Now I can relive my youth without having to stand in a dark and dingy arcade scraping around for 20p coins. Time to Dragon Punch it up - SHORUKEN!Joe Chapman, Upminster - Apr '05
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