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Street Fighter II: Champion Edition is a 1993 fighting game released for the TurboGrafx-16 and PC platforms. As a sequel and enhanced version of the original Street Fighter II, this edition allows players to select from a wider roster of characters, including mirror matches where fighters can battle their own character. The main objective revolves around defeating opponents in one-on-one combat across various global locations.
The game features a fast-paced fighting system characterized by special moves, combos, and strategic use of blocking and timing. A unique mechanic introduced in this edition is the ability to play as the four boss characters, which was not available in the original release. This addition broadens gameplay variety and competitive balance.
Distinctive for its detailed sprite animations and diverse character roster, the Street Fighter II: Champion Edition stands as a hallmark of the GBC fighting game era, offering intense martial arts battles and a competitive international atmosphere. Its presence on TurboGrafx-16 and PC helped expand access to the popular karate fighting game experience during the early 1990s.
