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Theyperfectly encompass the dark, urban end-of-millennium feel of the Street. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. Double Impact is a super clean port similar to the Saturn CPS2 ports from back in the day.įor some reason I have a lot of fun just going through the arcade mode in these games and enjoying the endings, music, etc. All in all, the Street Fighter III New Generation Original Arrange Album is a fabulous selection of music, tied enough to the game to make it a worthwhile fan purchase yet still different enough not to just be retreading old ground. Capcom (still baffled as to what caused them to look like that). All in all, the Street Fighter III New Generation Original Arrange Album is a fabulous selection of music, tied enough to the game to make it a worthwhile fan purchase yet still different enough not to just be retreading old ground. This was a problem with Vampire Chronicles, Street Fighter Alpha 3, and Marvel vs. Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack. There is a lot going on, and though the styles are varied across the games, there is a very Hip-Hop feel to Third Strike in particular. They don't suffer from the shimmery, pixelated look that plagued most of the Capcom releases on Dreamcast. As I said, the music is a lot deeper and thicker here than Capcom had previously produced. In fact, I think they are the best ports of a 2d fighting game on the Dreamcast. There isn't even a hint of loading (unlike 3rd Strike which noticeably loads between fights in each console iteration). Street Fighter III first hit arcades in 1997 with New Generation, retaining only Ryu and Ken while introducing an otherwise brand new cast of characters.The third and final iteration, 3rd Strike, is widely recognised as one of the greatest fighting games of all time, and generated perhaps the most indelible competitive moment in gaming, with Daigo’s comeback again Justin Wong aka Evo. IIRC think there might have been some glitches/infinites removed from the arcade version, but this is pretty trivial. Visually they are perfect to the arcade versions.