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a 1991 fighter/brawler video game by Capcom originally for arcades. Players compete in close-quarters brawling-style combat with a variety of characters each with unique fighting styles. Immensely popular in competitive circles, a variety of ports, rereleases and updated versions have been released, for both the arcade and home consoles.
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How exactly were players meant to figure out special moves in games such as Street Fighter II?
I don't think I ever read the manual to any of those games, but maybe they contained a full list of all attacks per character?
And in the arcade, maybe it said them on the machine?
So it was all about …
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