The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Intense. Brutal. Combat. The world has never encountered such a powerful collection of fighters in one tournament. Until now. A return to the earliest days of the Street Fighter saga, Street Fighter Alpha Warriors brings together a cast of 13 characters, many of whom would come to be champions and challengers in later Street Fighter tournaments. Armed with an arsenal of new moves, super combos and deadly secrets, the legendary Street Fighters collide with a lethal new combination of fierce opponents.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:013388210046
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS1_STREET_FIGHTER_ALPHA_WARRIORS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
Great
Great Game!
Originally called Street Fighter Zero in Japan. Street Fighter Alpha was the first Street Fighter game with stunning anime-style 2D graphics and a new and improved fighting engine with the same great gameplay balance. Now players will be allowed to do more than just one super move. They will be able to do two or three, depending on the character. And yes, Ryu and Ken are still here. Besides, what’s Street Fighter without those two ? In case some of you didn’t know, Street Fighter Alpha is a prequel to all of the Street Fighter titles. It tells us about the events that happened before Street Fighter II. Before M. Bison’s countless murders (including the death of Chun-Li’s father), before Ken gets married with his newfound girlfriend Eliza, before everything. This game will take you back a few years when familiar faces Ken, Ryu, and Chun-Li were a bit younger (probably in their mid 20’s). They will be introduced to new fighters like Birdie, Charlie, Rose, and other familiar faces, including the wreckless killing machine, M. Bison. Anyway, enough with the boring stuff. When this game came out in the arcades at 1995, it immediately became a favorite to all Street Fighter fans, old and new. When it released to the PlayStation and Sega Saturn, they sold well in the market. the only flaw in this game was the loading times. That’s something you’ll just love to hate. And the more you had enough of loading times, you’ll want to spare some money at the arcades and play the Arcade versio.
Back in 1995, it looked like Capcom was running out of ideas for its cash crop known as Street Fighter. There were already 5 different installments of Street Fighter 2 (World Warrior, Champion Edition, Turbo, SSF2, and SSF2 Turbo). The idea of a Street Fighter 2 PREQUEL was born and here is Street Fighter Alpha. SFA brings in the classic SF2 characters (Ryu, Ken, Chun Li, Sagat, and M.Bison), 2 characters that were present in Street Fighter 1 but were not playable (Birdie and Adon), imports 2 characters from Final Fight (Sodom and Guy), and introduces 4 new characters (Rose, Charlie, Dan, and Akuma). Many of the new characters are tied somehow to SF2 characters (Charlie was Guile’s best friend, Sagat killed Dan’s father, Adon was Sagat’s disciple, you get the idea).The Super Combo is back in all of its multi-hit, shadow-trailing glory. This game takes the concept of the Super Combo (introduced by SSF2 Turbo) and takes it up a notch. Now, characters have 2 or more Super Combos, and the Super Meter has 3 levels. All of the classic characters have either beefed up or additional Special Moves.The music is basically J-pop/jazz/house remixes of SF2 music, but it sounds pretty good, and the animation is much different but much better than the old animation. The SFA animation looks more anime-like (as it should). This game was definitely a step in the right direction.
ClassicStreet Fighter Zero 🇯🇵Street Fighter Alpha 🇺🇸
This right here is a nice game and if I could do it again, then I would do so, yes.
Back when arcade games were king , Capcom was considered one of the top in the industry. Following up on the success of their CPS 1 System based fighter "Street Fighter" and the CPS 2 system based Street Fighter II and similar titles, Capcom decided to push their development capabilities to the limit and publish Street Fighter Alpha for the Sony Playstation. Being that the PS1 is not designed for graphic intensive 2D games, Capcom did a great job of porting this game over with very minimal loss on the frames of animation on the screen. Moves are pulled off fluidly and there are no issues of slowdown whatsoever in this game. You can even choose between the original arcade sound track to the game or a remixed sound track that makes the game sound more interesting. As far as extra modes go, this is just a port of the arcade game with very little to go on with extra features but its worth to have in your collection of Street Fighter games.
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