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| rdfs:comment | - Street Fighter II (JP) is a fighting game developed by Sun L and published by Capcom for the Game Boy. It's a limited interpretation of the Arcade series, containing the changes seen in Street Fighter II': Champion Edition, but mostly based on Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (although yet taking elements of the subsequent revision). Considering all the changes and modifications to better accomodate in the cartridge, it's unique by its own.
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- Street Fighter II: The World Warrior
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| abstract | - Street Fighter II (JP) is a fighting game developed by Sun L and published by Capcom for the Game Boy. It's a limited interpretation of the Arcade series, containing the changes seen in Street Fighter II': Champion Edition, but mostly based on Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (although yet taking elements of the subsequent revision). Considering all the changes and modifications to better accomodate in the cartridge, it's unique by its own. Due the graphical and hardware power limits of the Game Boy, it has severe cuts and suffers of some lack of compromise from source material; Still is notable for being the pioneer of being able to translate the six button layout that the Street Fighter series is known for, for a two button scheme only avaiable in the handheld. The story follows the same plot of the Arcade and console releases; With the World Warriors (six this time) entering in the fighting tournament organized by the criminal corporation Shadaloo, while traveling the globe.
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