Street Fighter 🤛 Versions Comparison ▶ Evolution through its Ports

[@retrosutra]

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[@joezar33]

Got to do a new 1 there a *Sega Genesis/MD* version demo out of SF One

[@TheN0odles]

Aw man, I remember playing the first one when I just started high school. There was a shop, on the way home from school, that had it.

[@jasonlee7816]

did you play it straight away or wait in line after school?

[@TheN0odles]

@@jasonlee7816 it wasn't too busy fortunately.

[@theodorehsu5023]

Like the new opening screen! Nice work as always. The TG-16 seemed closest to the arcade.

[@joezar33]

Maybe even slightly better considering the sound quality , the graphics were almost close 🤔

[@nicodermcq]

Amiga version -- unforgivable. Some ports are a good attempt at trying to capture the gameplay on extremely limited hardware. Some are just so poorly done, the author(s) should still feel a sense of shame to this day.

[@robintst]

Most likely it was first ported to the ST and they lazily converted that one to the Amiga with no changes outside of the music as most developers did at the time. Used to drive me crazy, all it did was make the Amiga look weak.

[@andrewkirkland1452]

@@robintst Yup it is clearly an Atari ST port which was very common in the early days of the Amiga.

[@claudiexx6274]

Amiga version is a port of the Atari one that doesn´t use all the Amiga special chipset like the blitter... lazy programers... could be A LOT better...

[@Epicsilverdude134]

Well good thing that last port has very good capture of game play and very good music

[@mortenera4423]

I'm currently developing a port on the NES. Using a 2MB cartridge and the VRC6 mapper, the game will have great chiptune renditions of the soundtrack and chibified characters like Street Fighter Alpha on Game Boy Color (Mostly to keep a fast and fluid gameplay). I'll also fix the controls and how you perform the moves

[@8squared007]

Can you post progress updates at some points in time, please?

[@mortenera4423]

@@8squared007 I'll post an update log soon

[@8squared007]

@@mortenera4423 Thanks, I’d love to see where it goes 👍

[@McCoy-00]

Nice, how long do you think it’ll take? And where will you post the final build?

[@elvisrobotbeta3299]

Nice idea of making a NES version with chibi characters. It surely will be like seeing Mighty Final Fight in a versus mode👍👍👍

[@dropkickmonk3y]

Wow. Atari ST actually outclasses the Amiga with animated backgrounds!

[@claudiexx6274]

because Amiga version is a port of Atari that doesn´t use all the Amiga special chipset like the blitter... lazy programers...

[@Zanctum]

Reaaly love the new format of the videos, soooo 80´s! great work!

[@retrojamm07]

There was going to be an NES version of Street Fighter, and it was going to be worked on the guy that made Mega Man on DOS.

[@jasonlee7816]

Street Fighter 2010 released in 1990

[@bhavigpointi4035]

Wow the intro looks a lot better now

[@user-gd5cj2ub9i]

My Favorite Version Turbograf x-CD

[@DExUS5]

nice new format

[@amerigocosta7452]

I owned both C64 version (US and EU) just because they were both on the same tape, at least in some re-prints (wich I think I got as part of a compilation package). Now, the US version was a pretty pointless game but still a lot better than the atrocious EU version. I don't think the ZX, CPC, ST and Amiga versions play any better: especially the Amiga, what's that, 5 frames per second? And they couldn't even bother implementing the choppy parallax scrolling the ST had! The DOS version seems to be coming from the same mold of the US C64, so I guess it was OK-ish for a DOS fighting game at the time. The PCE seems competent but at the end of the day I'd still play Yie Ar Kung Fu over the first Street Fighter.

[@no2embish]

Turbo-Graf CD is awesome but the Arcade game is sublime

[@claudiexx6274]

the arcade game was a shit... but a revolution for that days... it was almost unplayable... but the graphics... my god... the graphics were amazing !

[@chrisbg99]

Ah yes, Ryu's beloved catchphrase "All right!"

[@gustavodelafuente3509]

PC Engine CD me gusto bastante , en 2016 lo jugué por vez primera...Saludos

[@elvisrobotbeta3299]

I like the Turbografx CD version, except for the clouds, that are much better in the Atari ST version. By the way its a little bit annoying to hear that sound at the beginning of each version.

[@snowcon3]

So cool to see this comparison. I'm lucky enough to own an SF1 arcade cab, but back in the day was stuck with the DOS version. SF1 gets a lot of hate but I've always found it enjoyable once you understand how to play it. Great stuff!

[@StRoRo]

PC Engine. Great conversion of a poor game.

[@VISIONLAND4]

Te quedo increible las renovaciones de tu canal

[@tenienteclegg68]

Al fin encontré un comentario en español, si bien recuerdo este fue el primer street fighter que jugué

[@VISIONLAND4]

@@tenienteclegg68 este juego no es tan malo su musica es buena y los graficos son algo buenos

[@VISIONLAND4]

@@tenienteclegg68 ojala un fan haga un diseño de los personajes de street fighter 2 pero con el diseño del primero no se verian iguales pero como este juego transcurre antes del 2 seria interesante saber que hacian e honda o chun li o bison

[@ZacCarpenter]

I like the Arcade and TurboGrafx-CD versions best. I also like the look of the PC DOS version.

[@m.firzafadmaputra9569]

Street Fighter 1 set date after Final Fight and before Street Fighter Alpha/Alpha 2 (late 1987, meanwhile Street Fighter II set date started in 1991, but later early 1993 due to 'Super'). The first game was poorly mechanics due to randomly attack over opponent that you can't get '竜巻旋風脚' (Tatsumaki Senpuu Kyakuu) or 'flying dragon kick', punch is rough and you must 'Hadoken' or 'Shoryuken' to finish all opponents instead. The only good conversion is PCE-CD and C64 (American version) to play SF1 home version.

[@AshtarSheran1]

Coding by Tiertex lol Their games were far worse than us gold.

[@jasonlee7816]

in 1990, 1991, 1992 Tiertex’s standard improved (went up)

[@jasonlee7816]

computer games yes console games -> no

[@crossy44]

The first time I played Street Fighter 1 was on PC emulator, never seen a cabinet here on Brazil; just Street Fighter 2

[@steuph1976]

This is painful. The arcade game is really not good, all conversions except the PC Engine one are even worse. I remember getting the game on the Amstrad, thinking how much of a lousy conversion it must be because it’s really horrible (I mean it’s Tiertex) and when I finally played the arcade I thought wow they didn’t do too bad in fact.

[@Scratchman2501]

Worth noting, the USA C64 version was made by the same guy who made Mega Man on DOS

[@robintst]

Fascinating. I knew the Spectrum port wouldn't be much of a spectacle but that direct conversion of it to the Amstrad CPC was pure agony. And we have another fine example of a terrible Atari ST version being itself directly ported to the Amiga with no effort or use of it's superior graphical hardware. You couldn't get much lower in development houses for home ports than Tiertex, this is only worse because the original arcade game was pretty crap to begin with.

[@robjackson4050]

this is missing the windows version which was bundled with street fighter 2

[@brazilmugenteam]

Amiga version looks ok... until you see it in action. God, why.

[@YoshiNoir]

My favourite version? All of them as they can all fly easily to the bin.

[@AmigaX]

No ranking this time because most of the ports are equally bad (Especially ones by Tiertex which are just lazy). The first Street Fighter Game is easily overshadowed by Street Fighter II. If you want a good Street Fighter 1 Port, Your better off playing The PC-Engine Version, Although the Arcade, USA C64, and ZX Spectrum versions are ok and worth trying.

[@mcbfilms22]

😖 Here’s a list of games I would rather play over Street Fighter 1: Mortal Kombat 1 Samurai Showdown 1 Tekken 1 Dead or Alive 1 Fatal Fury 1 Art of Fighting 1 World Heroes 1 Virtual Fighter 1 Soulcalibur 1 aka Soul Edge

[@claudiexx6274]

all of them so far new... in technology... even newer than street fighter 2... lol

[@batcat2338]

AMAZING VIDEO

[@noaht2005]

It’s amazing this series got anywhere with a first title like this. PC engine is a good port though and for once the US C64 is better than the EU

[@scm64entertainment44]

now i'm starting to like turbo grafx cd. it has CD quality music.

[@youuuuuuuuuuutube]

The c64 usa version has better physics than the Arcade lol, the jumps are pretty cool.

[@rozeliferreira2625]

Gx spectrum too

[@MoldieAnimations]

Tell me why the theme on the ST is 🔥🔥🔥

[@The_Amortal_Univursal_Emperor]

Obviously, the arcade version was the best. The rest were POOP!!!

[@markosmkpteam490]

sin duda la version de PC era la mas fiel al arcade... es raro que capcom no aya lanzado un remake de este mitico juego, que fue el que empezo todo lo que hoy conocemos.

[@losalfajoresok]

Espectacular la nueva intro, te felicito. El juego original es atroz a nivel gameplay, así que no podían hacer mucho para mejorarlo, pero son atroces casi todas salvo la de PC Engine

[@dranimations7902]

I actually quite like the original Street Fighter just as an interesting curiosity.

[@EmeraldoTheDragon]

I like the new intro, outro and overlay graphics for these videos, but I'm not a fan of those sound effects that can be heard at the start of each and every version clip. They seem intrusive, especially when the games' audio is playing underneath them. I'd honestly rather just hear the game audio on its own with nothing playing over it, even if a version doesn't have any audio, but that's just me.

[@retrosutra]

@EmeraldoTheDragon I think you're right. From now on we will remove those sounds. Thank you!

[@MediaRavenEditor2024]

I remember the game.

[@ZeonEons]

I only saw it once I think

[@McCoy-00]

Does anyone know why they called the TG16 CD version Fighting Street? Also the Amiga version looks like ass and probably plays like it.

[@McCoy-00]

@Diskun oh ok

[@leighbyford635]

No probably about it. It’s just ass

[@gamesretro16xd84]

La version de turbo cd es la definitiva

[@julianmontoyaminimalwave4392]

Los mejores fueron el del arcade y el de PC engine

[@MagisterHamid]

PC Engine sweeps the board

[@JudgmentStorm]

While I like the SF series in general, I don't care much for SF1. The arcade and PC Engine versions aren't great, but the Amiga one manages to make a lukewarm game downright terrible. "Coding by Tiertex"? Uhoh. That translates into "lousy arcade port ahead". Every fight has the Birdie BGM, and it seems to run at 25 FPS or lower. It's either laziness or a rush job.

[@claudiexx6274]

25 fps???? more 10 fps I think... lol

[@fradd182]

C64 (EU) looks awful with those expanded sprites, but USA version is great. ZX looks like a dirty mosquito net and CPC is sluggish as always. Amiga version is a disgrace.

[@gryzord9231]

Solo la versión arcade y Pc Engine CD he jugado

[@carlocavallo3739]

Dos version is a prealpha demo?????

[@Elcaballitojuan]

La versión de amiga y Atari ST andan a 5 FPS.

[@raulmachuca9047]

turbo graf got the best port and they had to mess it with the name

[@QuanAnhAnimationMM]

PC Engine CD ports made by Alfa System and Hudson Soft by far the best as for the other home PCs, well not the same C64 EU version: look like some cheap Flash game, no sound effect, blocky pixel C64 US by Stephen Rozner (Pacific Dataworks International): fluid animation, detail sprites, have both sound and music in the same time, but still not the best so far. but kudos for Stephen Rozner for better effort ZX Spectrum: clear graphics but no music, even in 128K and faster gameplay. this seem to be an cleaner version of the rest but still not worth Amstrad CPC: the defined graphics are just blue, red and oranges, they just not fit at all. in fact, it really hurt my eyes and far too strong. even worse, no in-game music, slower animation and jerky background scrolling in. and yes, the same problems in the ZX are present MS DOS (Micro Talent): this seem to be an direct port of US C64 version but worse than it. impossible to play with keyboard and the AI are just OP than yours, notice the punches take more damages than your punches. so yea, Micro Talent? more like No Talent Amiga: the worse of them all. slow gameplay, none playability, repetitive music for every stages. but the worst one is the animation! look at it!! single frames of animations?? that not how f**king works with the animation Atari ST: the same problem with Amiga but now faster, chip tunes music, but still worse if not worse than all other ports we all realized that most home computer ports are by the shameless twat of sh*t, Tiertex and Go! Media (not C64 US and DOS). these early day for them are bad, i mean very bad. so yea, if see any game that were on home PC by Tiertex, you know you all gonna f**cked up by them

[@melonnationxp]

Amiga and Atari ST versions look unplayable

[@carlocavallo3739]

PC Engine CD is the best version

[@Mr.Jorge97]

Pc engine n ficou só bom com o Street Fighter, mas tbm com o Art of Fighting, fatal fury, e outros

[@marcosribeiro2518]

Cadê a versão de mega drive ?

[@rozeliferreira2625]

Não tem ue

[@rozeliferreira2625]

Ter tem mas o cara esqueceu kkk

[@ruiamaral9118]

The Turbografx is the only decent port.

[@xonox_868]

I always love how Commodore is like " Meh fuck everyone else port we just make up our own"

[@carlocavallo3739]

For C64 is better then street fighter 2

[@HyperKaito]

Fighting Street? Why?

[@dmabbers]

So weird that the Commodore C64 had two different versions ... and neither of them were any good! 😳

[@amerigocosta7452]

The EU version is the worst of the two. Sometimes NTSC games were incompatible with PAL machines and vice versa so they made two different games to avoid the problem but the American version of Street Fighter works perfectly fine on a PAL C64, so the EU game shouldn't even exist in the first place.

[@AmigaX]

@@amerigocosta7452 Same case as Bionic Commando, except that it was the USA version that was terrible and the EU version that was good.

[@jasonlee7816]

@@AmigaX C64 Bionic Commando USA was graphically (visually) better vs C64 Bionic Commando EU

[@AmigaX]

@@jasonlee7816 i disagree, the smoothness is rough, the animations are not good, and it looks rushed

[@AnimationMaster167]

All of the European versions of Street Fighter are extremely boring.... The Amstrad CPC and the MS DOS version are the most boring ones in my opinion...

[@TinTin-jx4jf]

Zx spectrum is the worst version among them

[@carlocavallo3739]

Amiga version is good

[@leighbyford635]

At sucking??

[@jasonlee7816]

Amiga = Atari ST

[@jasonlee7816]

Amiga Street Fighter = Atari ST version

[@leighbyford635]

I think the ST is a tiny bit better here. If anything this bad can have layers. It’s a bit faster and some rubbish scrolling sky.