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Old 04-05-2010, 11:31 AM   #11
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So it's dawned on me that the later iterations of the Street Fighter II series was overrated fluff. Super Turbo was fluff. HD Remix is also fluff. The game mechanics were acceptable but the requirements for high level play seemed to favor races to the bottom.

The Alpha and III series were way better (particularly Alpha 2 Gold and 3rd Strike), so it's a wonder why people fap to the II series. I mean, I used to, but my eyes were opened. I'd SNK were doing great things around the time Super Turbo was out, but I was too young to give a shit. And that I know what's been going on historically (with a less narrow view on 2D fighters), I feel the II series lacks compared to today's games. You may say that's an obvious conclusion, with most game series getting better through time, but people still worship Super Turbo and HD Remix.

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