Entity: STREET-FIGHTER-II
Street-Fighter-II is a classic arcade fighting game released by Capcom in 1991, known for its iconic characters and intense gameplay.
STREET-FIGHTER-II
Etymology
The term 'Street Fighter' originated from the concept of a tough belligerent person who learned to fight in the streets rather than through formal training.
Definition
Street-Fighter-II, often abbreviated as SF2, refers to a legendary arcade fighting game developed by Capcom in 1991. It is known for its diverse roster of characters, intense one-on-one battles, and special move combinations.
Historical Context
Street-Fighter-II revolutionized the arcade gaming industry by introducing unique characters, complex special moves, and competitive multiplayer gameplay. It set the standard for future fighting games and became a cultural phenomenon.
Cultural Significance
The game's impact on popular culture is profound, with iconic characters like Ryu and Chun-Li becoming household names. Street-Fighter-II tournaments and competitions are still held worldwide, showcasing the game's enduring popularity.
Related Concepts
- Street Fighter: Refers to a tough belligerent person who learned to fight in the streets.
- Capcom: The Japanese video game developer responsible for creating Street-Fighter-II.
See Also
A legendary arcade fighting game developed by Capcom, known for its diverse roster of characters and competitive gameplay.