Street Fighter 2: Mastering Great Combinations & Strategies

A direct VHS Rip from the 1993 tape: "Street Fighter 2: Mastering Great Combinations & Strategies".
This has been presented on my channel before, but now that I don't have to worry about time limits I decided to upload it uncut.

[@DM-mq6hx]

If you're having trouble in life, start by jumping at your problems with late fierce,

[@DownFromtheMountains]

Dr Dj I'm done 😂😂😂

[@william1760201]

DAMN BRO SAVE SOME PUSSY FOR THE REST OF US !!! YA GETTYN ALL DA LADIES !!!

[@deuorld]

My god, you are the New Confucio

[@novanebula8004]

Dr Dj 😂

[@MotokoMajor]

Lmfaooooo

[@joejokool]

DUDE, THIS IS INTERNET GOLD . .

[@iretro969]

JoeJoKool The international voices are fantastic, excellent vid training guide. I have in depth SF2 guides from back in the day which help me alot. Ive been thinkn of doing my own in depth training vids that talk about timing, combos, player strengths etc.

[@slbvideoarchive]

The one thing that they don't talk about is using negative edge to make these combos much easier to perform.

[@luiscosta83]

JoeJoKool uhhhhbgggb

[@mrrogers88]

JoeJoKool THIS REALLY IS :D

[@DominikSobolewski]

sure is

[@deltad3592]

It's amazing how this tape still covered some more advanced stuff like charge buffering, meaties, and tic throws. It just goes to show you how universal these mechanics are! I also love how they acknowledge how they nerfed Bison, which is the funniest thing to me.

[@Frosted_Moontips]

Not to mention re-dizzies, had no idea the term was coined so early into the FGC's existence X3

[@Ralkila]

This is surprisingly well done for a corporated tutorial. holy shit. this is gold.

[@TelvanniGuard]

This video is old as fuck and a lot of the things they talk about still apply today. They knew what they were talking about.

[@DeitrichDavis]

TelvanniGuard 100% #Facts

[@Zontar82]

"This video is old as fuck"...and? you contraddict that bs comment by saying that those things still applies today

[@waddledoo2you13]

Zontar82 then why you complaining?

[@Zontar82]

because he contraddicts himself?

[@deuorld]

That was a High level of competition Even without online....

[@Marceles45]

This video and GamePro strategy guides were ahead of its time.

[@that1zombi3kid]

Jesus Christ this is too 90s. Dare I say it's.. RADICAL

[@AllRightPinguinoRodriguez]

More like, TOTALLY TUBULAR, DOOD.

[@burritohero1022]

Are you trying a say that you HATE the 90s??? Something is wrong with you..... May I say your own generation is boring,sad,hateful,and being in a phone cage... that's not cool

[@jimmywhite6863]

the real macho go be salty and stupid somewhere else. Maybe get off of the internet since it bothers you that much.

[@chilabean01]

Right! Like WTF are you talking about, dip shit!

[@chilabean01]

Dude are you mental? WTF said "radical" in the 90's? You're thinking 90's, bro.

[@TheMastermind729]

Damn I bet the kids who had this tape dominated their friends.

[@marlonmontelhiggins8570]

69 likes, huh? **glances at the comment once more** Hmm... Nope. Not gonna like it.

[@Spenced86]

@@marlonmontelhiggins8570 lol

[@IanNewYashaTheFinalAct]

@@marlonmontelhiggins8570 **glares at the number of likes** 123 Hmmm…damn man 🤔

[@marlonmontelhiggins8570]

@@IanNewYashaTheFinalAct - I know...😭

[@kyu2813]

It's at 420 likes now loool

[@rayciannello2268]

The voice actors for each of the characters are amazing

[@austinreed7343]

ray ciannello I wonder who they are?

[@SONICBOOM1889]

They are choppy

[@thiagopinheiromusic]

All of them are the same guy as the voice over. Thats talent.

[@lunaticlemon2997]

it's the voice of the guy who does Professor Utonium from the Powerpuff Girls, he does a bunch of other voices and even does the voice of Magneto in UMVC3. I wonder if he remembered doing the voice for this VHS recording when they approached him to do Magneto's voice but i think he was already doing the voice of him before UMVC3. But other than I also recognize him for Mr. Herriman from Foster's home for Imaginary friends.

[@TheRealTHD]

Balrog is definitely Phil LaMarr.

[@Shodan130]

these strategies for the most parts can still be used in sf4 amazingly

[@wowza935]

Heh, incredible.

[@deuorld]

Well Street Fighter 4 was almost a remake of sf2

[@DHRFIGHTERPODCAST]

carlos rhea true

[@Toasty667]

Which is why I got bored of it. Its SF2 with better graphics.

[@ChronoZero]

@@deuorld street fighter ultra tube EX plus alpha 2 4th edition

[@LightWillIgniteUsAll]

"Strategy is the key to my success." Said Balrog, never.

[@cocogrimalkin3544]

throw loops are the key to my success.

[@kuma6572]

Punching shit until it dies is the key to my success

[@kuma6572]

@@cocogrimalkin3544 alternatively, holding 2 buttons for the whole match and then taking off half your opponents health

[@ashtar3876]

Dash low go brrr

[@thescarvedinsect]

...unless that strategy is cheating and obsessing over money.

[@Ricky-cy4is]

This is real proof of how prominent Street Fighter II was. What other games had a VHS tape on it's strategies?

[@NeedlecrashDCB]

+Jimmy William Top Gear 2 had a tape for it.

[@Ricky-cy4is]

Needlecrash I have actually never heard about that. what is it?

[@labemuncher]

Tomb raider 2 for ps1

[@WhereThereDude]

Eternal Champions

[@guilhermevader]

Fire Emblem Thracia had

[@dongeraci8599]

People think these tactics are somehow "new", but they've been around for 20 years. There was even a book in '92 that actually broke down frame by frame/pixel by pixel how to chain unblockable combos. Me and my 10 year old buddies studied that stuff like the Bible.

[@Snowcountry556]

Do you remember the name of the book?

[@time4advancement244]

@@Snowcountry556 9 months later and no reply to your question

[@ski9392]

Did you study the Bible as well? Who do you say Jesus Christ is?

[@dongeraci8599]

@@time4advancement244 Yeah, I apologize that I didn't see a reply to a 4 year old comment and also that I don't remember the name of a video game strategy guide from over 30 years ago from when I was 8 years old. Just remember distinctly learning things about frames and hitboxes. It blew my mind. Again, I was 8 and certainly didn't come up with that on my own, but it was most likely the official guide by either Nintendo or GamePro on SFII Turbo. I think they still sell both on Amazon.

[@politikz8128]

Charge buffering and cross ups this early? I'm impressed

[@81carlos]

Julien St-Pierre They hadn't come up with the names yet. In a real fight it'd be called strike to the back of the neck so that's what it actually was. Sounds more brutal i know.

[@no_nameyouknow]

TBH it's great for someone who hasn't been inundated with FG terms for years. I can actually understand what they are saying.

[@cooppp]

Meaties on knockdowned characters too

[@neoasura]

Yeah, it always cracks me up when I see kids today come up with these terms as if they invented the moves, when kids been doing them 20 years ago.

[@austinreed7343]

I wonder how Cammy would have sounded. "Ay chaps, Oi'm Cammy White, member of the jolly old Delta Red organization. Us chaps are ready for anything. And me? I've got the bloody Cannon Drill that ensures my foes will be catching zeds on the ground, and the Cannon Spike that will get them if they can't do the maths. Want one last cup of tea, bloke? That could be the last thing you ever hear, for get hit by my Back Knuckle and Bob’s your uncle.”

[@ryanvester959]

i lol'd

[@PaulNat360]

they should have made a video like this for super street fighter also. lol would have been nice to hear Fei Long and Dee Jay as well. lol

[@wat9177]

*ok then*

[@AndrewBlechinger]

I heard this in the voice of Seras from Hellsing Abridged.

[@lookherelooklisten1975]

you missed about having a cup 'o' tea after

[@alsoknownas875]

"My dragon punch...is FRAWRESS" LMAO

[@DominikSobolewski]

love it

[@StiffChairShot]

I'm all like Sheila Broflowski "what? What! What!?" Lmao I miss when racism towards my peoples was okay... oh wait it still is lol

[@jomama8895]

hra! hra! hra! you berry funny man

[@SeanJTharpe]

2:45 "Frawless!"

[@venomtang]

lol yea racist af ! XD

[@EmpanadaDeCaca]

This is so 90's that it hurts

[@MrZillas]

This is so 90's, now I realize how much videogames nowadays suck

[@sandgaijin]

EmpanadaDeCaca backwards snapback hat...

[@ualarga]

now every fucking hard game is just like dark souls... people this days...

[@manafbenayache1880]

and you are one year late hahahaha

[@deadniell]

fills soul

[@Drazuya]

"My offense and defense abilities are frawless"

[@sparkydeltorro]

Drew Wilcken "and my hurricane kick which is indestructible...... for brief moments."

[@thesaltmerchant4564]

As is my engrish

[@ManualDanual]

"Frawress victory!"

[@tanooki1]

Me tooo.

[@Rapid98k]

This was before Daigo Umehara even started competitive Street Fighter playing.

[@TheMixedPlateFrequency]

Most def. I don't even think he got into Super Street fighter 2 Turbo durings its era too. Think he was playing Darkstalkers mostly, then went into the Alpha series.

[@cyric2010]

Danny is one radical dude! Seriously though, I would have killed to have had this video in the early 90's.

[@LOLmusics]

cyric2010 totally radical dude! Just like that sweater tied round his waist lol

[@raycorrea5147]

I could've become the coolest kid on the arcades and a cascade of events that would lead me to become a billionaire today, but I never got this damn tape.

[@RooNexus62934]

2:39 Ryu 7:24 E. Honda 9:57 Blanka 13:17 Guile 18:11 Ken 22:04 Chun Li 25:41 Zangief 28:38 Dhalsim 29:55 Balrog 32:51 Vega 34:50 Sagat 37:14 M. Bison 41:07 The New Challengers

[@sparda325]

This just makes me even better in current SF games, Basics.

[@blksentra2]

Wow! This really took me back. Back in the day when the very first SNES release of SF2, I had the “triple-dragon-punch” combo down already. I blew my friends mind when I hit him with that for the first time with it.

[@MMATVPRODUCTIONS]

Holy shit Phil Lamarr voiced Balrog lol.

[@emberman535]

He really does sound like John Stewart, LMAO.

[@Rortaa]

This is unironically great. Had things like cancelling crouching medium into fireball which is a staple block string and bnb to this day.

[@yellowlantern]

Not enough people are talking about Eric Suzuki's glorious Billy-Ray-Cyrus-level mullet

[@BornMature1]

Right!

[@aimfuldrifter]

I guess many SF fans know these but the atmosphere of the '90s was great nevertheless :)

[@tdtellem]

I found this video because it was suggested to me by KZbin. I'm a Street Fighter fan so from time to time I look up combo and gameplay videos. I guess this one was destined to show up eventually.

[@Saiyanryu]

9:58 Man, this dude's the best voice actor on the tape; creeped me the hell out... and I loved it! Wish we could've got more of Vampire Blanka.

[@Iamverybald]

Eric's mullet deserves it's own fighting game

[@iretro969]

Mate this is classic .. And one of my favourite franchises! Im still playing it on my SNES to this day and still perfecting combos!

[@DownFromtheMountains]

iRETRO Me too 😉👍

[@harryvpn1462]

Get fightcade

[@FlameAdder]

Slightly impressed he pronounced Dhalsim correctly... then came "Roo."

[@BG-sq7zf]

You cannot win them all 😂

[@johnny-mnemonic13]

That is the correct pronunciation..ask any Japanese

[@BLKBRDSR71]

Ryu = Re You

[@AH-ng7zt]

@@johnny-mnemonic13 it isn’t

[@johnny-mnemonic13]

@@AH-ng7zt it is.. ask Daigo

[@machinaeZER0]

Oh my god. Thank you so much for uploading this, I can't get enough 90s in my life.

[@MorseCodeStutters]

Holy crap is this real? This would have been really helpful back in the day, I would've studied the shit out of this as a kid. I didn't even know this game HAD combos, I thought it was all about hitting people at the right angles at the right time and that was it.

[@DoomRater]

Fun fact: Combos were nearly regarded as game breaking bugs.

[@MorseCodeStutters]

I saw the Did You Know Gaming Episode about it :P

[@deuorld]

You didnt hit the arcade isnt?

[@chilabean01]

touche lol. I had totally misread the comment. I meant to delete my comment the same day. Ooops.

[@starscream634]

I know right. You would have been treated a God back in aladins castle in 1992

[@fernando929305]

Still the best fight game ever made, impressive classic. And say what about this video ? i just love the 90's, thanks for sharing.

[@Zacek1]

Fernando Metal Old School indeed

[@kennyhi4724]

Fernando Metal Old School agree. Sf ll is the best fighting ever.

[@SONICBOOM1889]

M Bisons voice sounds like the guy who narrates the transformers commercials

[@elianandres4326]

Sf2 isn't the best fighting game. Let's be honest, sf2 was beaten a long time ago.

[@fernando929305]

@@elianandres4326 For me is the best.

[@connorqr]

of course it takes a silly 1990s vhs tutorial on blanka to finally make me understand charge moves

[@drkaufman]

I'll second that.

[@b0rnsy747]

Connor Quinn-Ray SAME

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

Here for the same reason. It's like having a dork teach you lol

[@patrickholt8782]

Good ol jump kick sweep. Nothing beats that

[@merdedes8594]

most of this still applies today

[@ps123fan]

i wonder how it was in its heyday.. it mustve been nuts to see sf2, with six buttons, only fighting game that was a thing before that was sf1 and karate champ.. no video games had had 6 buttons operate at the same time in game really i think kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHqWoJmrociKmrM

[@gabobei1991]

The voice-over Ken is like the 90's pretending to be the 90's

[@ps123fan]

haha cringe voice lol (:

[@skinc4rver]

These strategies will genuinely work against most players. I was lucky as a kid, and my friends dad was a godly SF player, especially with Ryu in Street Fighter II. He taught me a lot of this when I was younger a few years ago and I was just getting into the series.

[@iuri2287]

I was born in 89, my childhood was the 90's and this game was a huge part of it. This video refreshes my heart and soul and makes me remember of simpler times and of a time when there was much more light and warmth in the world, thanks.

[@battleone6673]

You was 3 when SF2 was released lol not hating just being a smart ass 😝

[@Edzward]

Authentic piece of the video game history! Thank you!

[@unleadedlogic]

Thank for watching!

[@yamahateam5d]

Loving the Saved by the Bell feel to this video haha

[@camiloramirez798]

"...you can always rewind this video and review it... Right?? ..."lol

[@mrmustang6977]

it's embarrassing I thought I was a good player until watching this :(

[@LetsGetDerpy]

This video deserves so many views. It should be up in the millions. I love how 90s this is.

[@bo6838]

Baltic’s actually an OP bastard with all these moves! Played this for years and never knew about that turn punch 🥊! That’s an OP move imo. Love Balrog !

[@ilovemybeard3394]

Saw this when I was 7...I was addicted to collecting these videos And I still have VHS videos, but collecting dust 😂

[@Dynamic3DLtd]

Some really quite advanced tactics in this video. They probably got it off Tomo and Co in California.

[@DownFromtheMountains]

Yo, who else is still playing Street Fighter 2 Turbo on Super Nintendo in 2017, and beyond? I still am 😁

[@jamesRTyp]

4Loko/ PSYCH yep me too

[@DownFromtheMountains]

jamescrx This game never gets old 😁👍

[@greenchilaquiles]

I'm still playing it on sega saturn, fam. Almost arcade perfect.

[@rob0nemusic369]

Mountain Range Psych I've got the Sega Genesis version

[@DownFromtheMountains]

Retrogamer Feminist Me too. This version is a lot harder to beat with all the difficulty stars up😥

[@harryvpn1462]

I watched this vid for the first tine like 4 years ago and i was trying to find it again this month, thank you youtube for recommending me this

[@RickyHadou]

WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I WAS A KID? I remember my mom buying SF2 for the snes and I had to learn special moves on my own. This is really cool

[@bloodaonadeline8346]

all the special moves were in the manual.

[@FPietros]

Epic, EPIC video... the stuff of LEGENDS. ~

[@w00dyblack]

wow, some of those combos are totally rad !

[@brandonwilliams6119]

A Facebook FGC Group brought me here! Glad to have watched this in all of it’s 90s charm! I’m a 1995 baby too! Every new generation needs to see this Masterpiece!

[@mrrogers88]

Holy shit you have unearthed an XTREME holy grail. Oh my god this is wonderful. This is so awesome.

[@Saiyanryu]

2:39 "This is no time for false Mother's Day!"

[@Changzy]

Who else got the SNES Classic?

[@neildarr]

Me last night. Have this on Xbox 360 too though

[@SOGNAMETAL]

That's exactly why I'm here to refresh my memory hehe. Cheers to you all!

[@DownFromtheMountains]

Me 👋😁

[@chilabean01]

Stuck playing this shit all weekend lol. Beating my 21 and 14 year olds lmao

[@DownFromtheMountains]

Cecilia Jauregui Keep it up 😁👍

[@gavindavis4508]

3:15 jumping into light fierce

[@gerdgrubel902]

cross ups, charge buffering, priorities...still legit to this day. great video

[@nigelmarriott8052]

I was pulling all these combo's when I was about 12 years old, and I had to learn the game without a manual or the Internet, good times

[@lancehobbs8012]

I remember that! A small bedroom full of boys yelling at the screen and figuring out the game

[@LukesGamePage]

These tutorials are actually amazing

[@anottakenusername3189]

I was a little disappointed that the Balrog voice wasn't a Mike Tyson impression. "Ryu broke my back. My back ith broken. THPINAL"

[@ThatGuy-tc6uv]

I'm conflicted, because on one hand, that would be very fitting. But on the other: Morgan Freeman Balrog.

[@caaaaaammy_g]

Was it a vertebrae or...? SPINAL

[@TheWizardjones]

Eric's Mullet is worth the price of admission.

[@disorderunit1]

it's so awesome how comprehensive this is for its time. super cool

[@Xenon_XTH]

I'm a newbie at street fighter, thanks to this old tape for this

[@YOFACE9999]

Those voice overs are so funny

[@psychicsandwich7]

Pretty funny that Street Fighter was a game that embraced diversity yet these voice overs would be considered racist today.

[@Zadamanim]

+YOFACE9999 MY OFFENCE AND DEFENSE AHR FROLLES No but Zangief's wasn't too different from his real voice. FORD MOTH-HAIR ROSHAH

[@riddlesmk]

+Jim C People nowadays are too fucking sensitive.

[@craigjuan5744]

So much cringe! Hahahaha!

[@SONICBOOM1889]

M. Bisons voice sounds....dark..

[@trilddmitriy]

Idk how and why, but I am glad that this video just appeared in my recommendations.

[@bigyoshE]

6:38 This is so 90's. It's awesome. Eric has a mullet. lol

[@Rizzle2323]

I'll never forget when it came out on SNES I begged my mom to rent it for me and she did it was one of the greatest days in my childhood me and my brothers and cousins were at it for hours

[@FedorMachida]

For the cheapest character, I always used Guile. He was awesome at jumping in w/ a light, then getting a throw afterwards, then using a flash kick to either hit, or escape.

[@sanctuary8873]

"My offensive and defensive abilities are FRAWLESS" -Ryu 1992

[@Ncogniigro]

The phoney accents in the character intros are offensively hilarious.

[@andylindsey]

The accents! They're amazing. Anyone else think Guile's voice sounds like Martin Sheen? 13:17

[@Xagura]

This brings back good memories (VHS)

[@913kaixa]

"After knocking down Ken or *Ruu*," whoa whoa what

[@Jeduthunn]

Phoenix Wright Roo*

[@Ai-fj1dc]

Still better than *RAYU*

[@TransmitHim]

I thought I'd heard all the ways to mangle Ryu's name, but "Roo" is a new one on me.

[@midnightisnice]

Roo is the correct way to pronounce it, according to Japanese

[@Ai-fj1dc]

Nicholas Santiago pretty sure it's "riu"

[@1shoryuken]

Holy shit, where was this when i was a kid.

[@DukeNukem2020]

God I miss the 90’s. This video brings back memories. I was 10 when the original VHS was released

[@FutureCivilWarHero]

Ahhh. Finally completed the fierce, fierce, flashkick combo (standing bladekick). Man.... that one was not easy to master!!

[@HankBlockOG]

This guy was doing all the voice overs for game guides on NES. My mom got me the Robocop NES video guid.

[@derheat9054]

How 90s this Video is, it is still pretty useful, right? Not a competitiv Street Fighter Player myself but this seems competent Gameplay-wise.

[@unleadedlogic]

I think so as well!

[@ericjp2000]

I love how the narrarator calls the d-pad a joystick, doing Zangiefs piledriver is a pain to do using that sucker LOL.

[@JRR-R]

I've always wondered who this Tomo person is. Everyone keeps bringing up his name for this era. Realized its the guy who I would run into at Puente Hills Mall Tilt Arcade and the video store across the street from Nogales High School. Interesting.

[@jellyboy123]

back in the day the guy was a legend i wonder how good he be against others today. Apparently the street fighter 2 scene is still big they even hold competitions even now..

[@captainlowtier9809]

Video 94?

[@wetslippers63]

that the one baby. the one with the bongs in the back!

[@captainlowtier9809]

123 Yelp

[@Ai-fj1dc]

Watch this : kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpmYf56qjLuElZI

[@MeesterTweester]

That was a lot more advanced that I expected. The strategy sounds great for the 1993 and I’m surprised the meta developed back then with very little internet, but maybe I just underestimated it.

[@Harp00nX]

This stuff was all over magazines at the time, even Guille's re-dizzy combo was printed in Super Play. Some mags used to covermount entire paperback books on SF2 strategies and tips.... the amount of early fake cheat codes to use the bosses was mental lol Big game which made a lot of money and not just for the makers.

[@vjspectron]

Arcade!

[@stealthstar4]

After watching this video, I learned all the moves from Blanka and still got my ass kicked in tournaments! Thanks guys! I couldn't have lost those matches without you! 😁😁😎😎

[@AmbitousStylez]

lol

[@Wyllies11]

I had almost forgot how satisfying the sound "SHORYUKEN!!!" is

[@Lion-EXE]

I actually got to watch this tape as a kid. My cousin owned it, and I ended up watching it for some reason. I guess I was really bored.

[@archaznable30]

By the time I wrote this comment it is already 25 years old ... how time flies .. hurricane kick that I can now execute in the Air ... fast forward to Street Fighter V now my characters has V-Triggers.

[@midknightmiddleman5887]

Very educational here if you ask me🤔

[@dexonpoint1014]

I met a group of killers at an arcade in LA. They taught me to never jump, unless you are 100% sure you can connect. “Live and Die by the Ground.”

[@andremalerba5281]

Wow this video is 90's over 9000!

[@roebuddy01]

For a VHS Rip, the sound is fantastic. Well done!

[@frazchaudhry]

why would anyone dislike this video? WHY?

[@VTuber_Central]

dumb millennials are always complaining about shit

[@Supersentai03]

google inc i don't complain

[@alexhardline2208]

@@VTuber_Central hello I'm 17. Would you mind not spitting in every young gamer's face just because they weren't born in 1980 ? We didn't choose to be born this late.

[@Phychologik]

Alex Hardline if you’re 17 then aren’t you technically not a millennial? and did you even dislike the video?

[@Dreeza68955]

Booooom! I had this VHS in the 90s. Huge rush of Nostalgia. Might have to put down Gunstar Heros and play some Street Fightet 2 Championship Edition.

[@no_nameyouknow]

Ok, this is awesome. Not even ironically awesome it's great. Great combos, the host is not super awkward, just a great video.

[@blackwind677]

"...my offense and defense abilities are frawless." Man had to voice that engrish as well.

[@Striderskunk]

I felt sorry for the announcer explaining the combo's without modern fighting game lingo. "Back of the neck" to describe a cross-up. heh

[@AlexOjideagu2]

It's not modern lingo, I was a kid in 1992 and it was called a Cross up back then and I've always called it that in the UK. I have strategy guides from 1993 that say Cross Up.

[@chrispham6599]

Instead of Low, Medium Highs, they gave it different names. That's really interesting. I'd never thought of the button layout with that mindset before.

[@Cardboxx]

Chris Pham it was printed like that on most American cab (based on Ryu/Ken moveset, roundhouse comes from their roundhouse kick etc) I hate this notation personally... Lp/mp/hp and lk/mk/hi makes so much more sense

[@picketf]

@@Cardboxx From the perspective of arcade marketing it makes totally sense. Street Fighter was competing against Neo Geo 1992's "Art of Fighting" (later Fatal Fury series) that had only 4 attacks: 2 sets of weak/strong attacks. If you were familiar with weak and strong attacks, you would immediatelly notice that appart from having 3 separate buttons for specific attacks jab, strong and fierce it even had one dedicated button _better_ than the strong button on other arcade systems.

[@DaffWings]

Honestly, this video had a lot of great important tips lol its kind of a great source, even for today's standards

[@destroya3303]

They should make one of these for Street Fighter Alpha 2