Compilation of Street Fighter II versions (SF2, CE, Turbo, Super) with solid emulation. Seeing the game's evolution in one package is fascinating. Saturn version is well executed. Indispensable for saga fans.
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Description
Compilation of the three original Street Fighter II editions in their arcade versions. Published by Capcom, released in Japan in 1998. Eight world fighters with unique techniques, manual combos, two-player versus mode, speed and difficulty options. A cornerstone of competitive fighting gathered in one package with exclusive bonus content.
Colourful sprites in dynamic poses, backgrounds teeming with life and lively animation: Capcom's pixel art reaches a jubilant vivacity. Every fighter overflows with character in an explosion of hues. This graphic energy, warm and precise, celebrates the golden age of 2D fighting.
Carefully adapted to the FM chip, Yoko Shimomura's iconic themes — Guile's leading the way — ring out with an infectious energy. Each fighter keeps his musical identity, galvanising the duels on a hair-trigger. This successful transposition of an arcade monument remains a treat for fighting fans.
Gameplay
"Excellent"
Fun
"From the very first seconds"
This compilation gathers the arcade versions of the Street Fighter II saga, from the origins to Super Turbo: a slice of fighting-game history on a single disc. Rediscovering the perfect timing of special moves and chaining combos stays a timeless pleasure. Faithful to the cabinets and rich in content, an ideal anthology for fans of 2D versus.
Addictiveness
"Obsessive"
Bringing together the successive iterations of Street Fighter II lets you compare, master and chain the versions of one and the same classic without ever leaving the fight. Unlocking the modes and aiming for a better run revives the session. It's only a compilation with fixed content, but the timeless depth of its versus is enough to pull you in for hours.
Difficulty
"Balanced"
Lifespan
"Massive"
Bringing together the first three iterations of Street Fighter II in arcade versions multiplies the roster, the tuning and the matchups to explore. Mastering every fighter, comparing the versions and endlessly facing other players renew the versus. That richness, a milestone of 2D fighting, founds a replay value brawler fans cultivate.
Technical info
💾0,33 GB📅03/12/1998
Published by Capcom
Capcom Generation - Dai-5-shuu Kakutouka-tachi (Saturn) price, value & rarity
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Japan exclusive Capcom Generation fifth volume, distributed by Capcom in December 1998, a Saturn anthology dedicated to the Street Fighter II fighters including Street Fighter II, Champion Edition and Super Street Fighter II Turbo in faithful arcade conversions. Capcom Japan run was short, jewel case with intact obi marked Dai-5-shuu Kakutouka-tachi, and that compilation's position as the Saturn reference for the classic Street Fighter II makes it a collector market object clearly sought after by Capcom Fighters enthusiasts.
Is Capcom Generation - Dai-5-shuu Kakutouka-tachi still worth playing in 2026?
A compilation by Capcom, this fifth Capcom Generation entry gathers the classic Street Fighter II games (notably Hyper Fighting and Super) on a single disc. The faithful preservation, complete versus modes and polished ergonomics make it an excellent gateway to SF2 history. For anyone discovering Capcom classics or wishing to own the historical Street Fighter II games on Saturn, a warm recommendation still valid today without any hesitation for fans of historical Capcom 2D versus on the Sega machine truly here indeed.
