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vert1 Apr 12, 2017 (edited Mar 18, 2020)

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4/13/17 Game Footage

Release Date: May 26th, 2017

Street Fighter II, the most iconic fighting game of all time, is back on the Nintendo Switch!

The newest iteration of SFII in nearly 10 years, Ultra Street Fighter II features all of the classic characters, a host of new single player and multiplayer features, as well as two new fighters: Evil Ryu and Violent Ken! Nintendo Switch TV, Tabletop and Handheld modes allow you to play Ultra Street Fighter II at home or on-the-go!

FEATURES

    Features a stellar line-up of characters, including all of the original fighters and bosses, the characters added in Super Street Fighter II, plus the first new roster additions in nearly 20 years: Evil Ryu and Violent Ken!
    Choose between classic pixel-art graphics for a retro nostalgia trip, or enjoy a refined new modern look.
    Utilize the motion controls of the Joy-Con in "Way of the Hado" mode, a new first-person single player experience where players attempt to defeat the Shadaloo army using signature Hadoken and Shoryuken special moves.
    Team-up with a friend to take on the CPU opponent in a new co-op mode. Create new two-character combos and attack the CPU on both sides!
    Battle it out with a friend in local multiplayer or take the fight online in Ranked and Casual matches.
    Browse through a beautiful 250+ page digital art book featuring over 1,500 illustrations throughout Street Fighter's 30-year history.

Webpage: http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/ul … ers-switch

Ashley Winchester Apr 12, 2017

Street Fighter II, the most iconic fighting game of all time, is back on the Nintendo Switch!

I'm probably going to get a bunch of hate for this - and no, I'm not trying (keyword: trying) to derail the thread and start an argument - but there's a part of me that, oh, I don't know... is kind of sick of Street Fighter II being ported to every console in existence.

I'm not trying to deny it's place in history or its influence, and yeah, I probably don't get the big deal considering I didn't cut my fighting game teeth on SFII - hell, I never played a SF until Alpha 2 on the SNES in 1995/6 - but by this point you'd think every human being alive would have experienced this by now or have some version of it laying around on a hard-drive somewhere. That said, this is one of those games I'd like to see adoption rates for based on age - that would be very interesting data to comb through.

Anyway, sorry. Hopefully someone can turn the thread around. Again, sorry.

GoldfishX Apr 12, 2017

This makes zero sense as a release (and I say this as a fan of Super Turbo). A 20+ year old game updated on a brand new console that is most definitely NOT geared towards fighters/fighting game fans (cue the "Smash is not a fighting game" chants). Between the Switch controls and the lag from wireless controls...Why did they bother? At least on PS4, they could syphon off a couple people who are fed up with Street Fighter V and are looking for a diversion.

This release smells of "contractual obligations", probably for having Ryu in Smash Brothers Wii U.

vert1 Apr 13, 2017 (edited Apr 13, 2017)

Gotta have some Capcom games to play with all the SNK Neo Geo games available on Switch. You may be right to speculate that Ryu in Smash made a Street Fighter game inevitable (or "contractual" to use your exact wording) for Switch, GoldFish. Bomberman and Street Fighter -- two titles evoking 90's nostalgia and multi-player excellence staring consumers in the face with beautiful box art on store shelves in 2017. Nice.

They'll definitely need to have more pro controllers available before this game launches. Hopefully Hori releases a Switch fighting gamepad for it. Maybe Nintendo will have a special D-pad left joy-con controller...

Idolores Apr 13, 2017

I'd have been happier with Third Strike.

XISMZERO Apr 13, 2017

I LOL'd at Violent Ken. Isn't the original kind of violent?! This isn't the first we've seen of him but I must say for the lack of innovation, the game looks so crisp. I'm highly, nostalgically tickled.

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