Arcade · 1994
Super Street Fighter II
Super Street Fighter II adds Cammy, Dee Jay, Fei Long and T. Hawk to the familiar one-on-one fighting roster.
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Control panel
Arcade controls
Arrow keys move · V inserts a coin in coin-operated games · Enter starts · Z / X / A / S are action keys.
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Keyboard layoutOpen / close
MOVE
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Action
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- Launch the player and click inside the game screen.
- Press V to insert a coin, then Enter to start.
- If the game has its own selection menu, follow the on-screen prompts.
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About Super Street Fighter II
Super Street Fighter II adds Cammy, Dee Jay, Fei Long and T. Hawk to the familiar one-on-one fighting roster.
Four new challengers join the roster
The New Challengers expands the cast to sixteen fighters and revises existing characters. Ryu and Ken offer a familiar starting point, while the newcomers introduce different approaches to reach, movement and pressure. Rounds still depend on reading an opponent and choosing when to attack.
Match the attack strength in your guide
Move lists distinguish three punch strengths and three kick strengths. Check which one a command calls for: the same motion with light punch and heavy punch can produce different results. Keep one character while learning those differences.
Super and Super Turbo are different
Super Street Fighter II is distinct from Super Street Fighter II Turbo. Do not expect Turbo’s super-combo system in this version.
Background and mechanics: Wikipedia game reference.
Secret Codes & Cheats
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Play in High-Speed Turbo Mode
Hold all 3 punch or 3 kick buttons when tapping StartWhen pressing Start on the title screen or coin-insert screen, hold all three Punch buttons (Light, Medium, Heavy) to increase the engine frame rate to match competitive arcade tournament speeds.
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