SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO: 2009 REMIX
SUPER STREET FIGHTER II TURBO is basically one of the most iconic fighting games ever. It’s fast, fluid, and packed with personality. Now, about that 2009 REMIX, it’s a fan-made mod that swaps out the original SSFII and SSFII Turbo music with what creator considers the best possible versions. We’re talking tracks pulled from the 3DO and PC versions of SUPER TURBO, the HD REMIX OST, HYPER STREET FIGHTER II’s arranged tunes, and even some STREET FIGHTER IV and classic album cuts.
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Released | 2010 |
Author | "fabiofilho" |
Gameplay's razor-sharp: every punch, kick, and fireball feels precise, and the balance between the 16-character roster is still impressive. Sure, some fighters like Akuma are busted if you know how to abuse them, but that’s part of the charm I guess . The Turbo speed toggle cranks up the intensity, making matches feel even more frantic. It’s the kind of game where you can feel yourself improving with every match, whether you’re mastering combos or just trying not to get bodied by the CPU on higher difficulties.
Visually, it’s classic Street Fighter II: bright, bold sprites with smooth animations that hold up even today. The sound design is iconic, from the Hadouken! shouts to the satisfying thwack of a well-timed throw. But let’s be real, the original soundtrack, while nostalgic, isn’t always the best representation of the series’ music. That’s where the 2009 REMIX patch comes in. The 3DO and HD REMIX tracks especially slap, bringing a richer, more dynamic sound to battles. It’s a small change, but it makes a big difference if you’re used to weaker audio quality.
As for extras, it doesn’t add much beyond the original arcade experience: no crazy unlockables or modes, but that’s not really the point. This is SUPER TURBO in its purest form, and that’s enough. This version of SUPER TURBO holds up, especially with those remixes patch giving the soundtrack some extra flair.
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