Street Fighter Alpha 2

Street Fighter 2 is the most important Fighting Game of all History in my opinion, it's here where the Most Fun and Charismatic Characters started their careers on the Fighting Games Industry, The selection here counts with some Known and Unkown Characters such as Ryu, Chun-Li, Bison, Sodom, Birdie, Sagat, etc.... For this reason, if you find yourself thinking "Who is Sodom ?" is totally normal, they are charactersa from the Manga of the same name as this game, and are present there if are interested to known the Background of this game and why some very popular Characters are not here, but this is still a very fast and fun game to play with your Son/Daughter, Husband/Wife and Friends in General, the commands are precissely executed, and is very good to pass the time of that Bad day at Work or in Life in General.

Great game, kinda tricky to configure the controls but after that the game will be great. Really liked it.

I still give this 3 Stars though because i was able to play a small bit inside virtual box Windows XP. If you have Win 7/8 and don't know how to use Virtual Box there is no point buying this game As many other reviews have said this is a PS2 Port Of the Arcade version that has just been brought to PC..The PS2 Ports were not the best..in fact got very low scores in raitings

This game was my first fighting game during my childhood days, but let us skip the nostalgia aside for this review Pro Simple combat mechanic yet fun to execute Latest windows (Reviewed in Windows 10) is still supported (Thanks GOG for this) Diverse set of players to choose and moveset to be utilised (for an old game) Classic game that still looks quite good (music and graphical texture-wise) in today's standard Cons Lack of modern customisation (video setting, no widescreen option added) and certain issue like slowing down in rare occassion P/S: Instal DirectPlay may resolve your crash issue. At least it is resolved for me Conclusion A must have for veteran fighting players if this o

This game isn't really a whole lot different from the way I remember it on PSX - unbalanced, a bit blocky, and probably not the best SF game to date. With that being said, all of the nostalgic value is still in full swing, and I still find it to be fun. The PC port didn't ruin this, as far as I can remember. It's the same game, through and through - and I love it!