Street Fighter

August 30, 1987

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Street Fighter

Franchises

Street Fighter

Platforms

Arcade PC (Microsoft Windows)

Companies

Capcom

Genres

Arcade Fighting

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When ported to the TurboGrafx-CD, the game was renamed "Fighting Street".

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Capcom released a "Deluxe Version" of the game's original arcade cabinet which featured pressure sensitive pads. Players would have to punch the pads in order to execute attacks, and the game measured the pressure applied to result in light, medium or heavy attacks. These machines were often subject to heavy wear and tear due to the nature of hitting the machine.

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There's unused audio in the game files for a "Fire Kick", along with unused graphics that suggest Ryu and Ken were planned to have a fourth special move.

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In Birdie's stage there is graffiti of the former Capcom USA VP of Sales and Marketing, Bill Cravens.

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At one point in development, there were plans for an NES release of the game that ultimately never came out. The port was only mentioned once in a 1988 Capcom sales brochure, and the only known screenshot was discovered by Video Game History Foundation director Frank Cifaldi and featured in the Museum section in the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.

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Frank Cifaldi tweet:
https://x.com/frankcifaldi/status/1001556274243227648

EventHubs article:
https://www.eventhubs.com/news/2018/jun/05/original-street-fighter-was-being-developed-nes-one-point/

Capcom 1988 sales brochure:
https://web.archive.org/web/20191110081627/http://video-game-ephemera.com/003.htm
https://web.archive.org/web/20190927013706/http://video-game-ephemera.com/image/003_e.jpg

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A bonus stage where the player uses the attack force to blow out candles was planned to be included during the early stages of development, but it was eventually scrapped.

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According to director Takashi Nishiyama and designer Hiroshi Matsumoto in a 1987 Gamest magazine interview, the reason why Sagat and Thailand were chosen as the final match for the single-player mode was because it was their way of saying that Muay Thai is the strongest martial art.

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