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Street Fighter II

DOS - 1993
Also available on: Amiga - Atari ST - Commodore 64 - ZX Spectrum

Comments and reviews

Don 14 May. 2026

You need to install an emulator to play this game

-1
lmaoded 13 Jan. 2026

It isn't working on my PC. Any way to fix and run it?

-1
NFS 18 Sep. 2025

I don't understand why the game doesn't run. In the browser it works. When I download it and open the application it says "this app can't run on your PC"

-1
RafalK 01 Oct. 2024

For me, sound doesn't work under Dosbox. There is only music. (DOS version)
I managed to run it with sound when I downloaded the game from https://www.bestoldgames.net/street-fighter-2
The difference is in the SBDRIVER.DRV file.

0
goblin 23 Dec. 2023

get the MAME version of this game and its all good.

1
Astalavista 28 Jan. 2023

OK MILLENIAL: The game was released in February 1991, so the USSR still existed, it only collapsed in December 1991.

4
OK MILLENIAL 28 Oct. 2022

WHAT THE ABSOLUTE F4CK!? Is that the francoist eagle in Spain flag!? Yeah. I know. In Street Fighter II the Soviet Union is still a thing. So the "story" happens either in the 80's or is an Alternate Timeline 1992 year in which the URSS existed a few years more, atleast until SF3 1997.

If is the first, Spain Francoist regime ended in the later 70's, so that makes no sense. Should be the plain flag or with the modern shield.

If is the Alternate Timeline... Well. I can see Cyber Francisco Franco still ruling the country, claiming that his Cyber body is a blessing of God (Payed and built with North American money and tech) and making M. Bison look like a nice and very competent ruler.

The third explanation? Shitty port. Like most ports of games done in Japan. (Probably an UK company. We always had such a "nice" relationship)

A forth explanation even? Well, Capcom being "sensible" with anything outside Ja...

*Remembers Onimusha, Sengoku Basara and Genji (Good games, but yeah. An absolute Roundhouse kick to japanese culture and history)

... Capcom sensibilities in general.

-7
Ba Ching 26 Oct. 2022

Ah, much feature, many fight. I die, I live again many time!

1
oknazevad 07 Oct. 2021

Looks pretty. Plays terribly and sounds worse. Don't bother with the DOS version.

1
Zahoor 01 Jun. 2021

The best game Street fighter

1
Dhalamar 19 Mar. 2021

HORRIBLE version of the game. Sure... in screenshots it LOOKS great. But that's as far as it goes. This is a travesty. EVERYTHING about this game is practically broken.

1
T 21 Mar. 2019

This game is real classic. I was ever to play this version on famicom when I was young kid. Awesome

1
amiga player europe 14 Jul. 2018

What is a classic? What is timeless? This one! Still can play it today as i played it 20 years ago. One of the best games made for the amiga.

1
Ranoldo 7 26 Jun. 2018

Please destroy all copies of this game.

-8
Prof.Astilla 26 Sep. 2017

Has anyone managed to run it with Roland sound?

0
Jj 28 May. 2017

The graphics are true to the arcade I can see that right away. Consoles had smaller sprites and darker colors.

0
sniporo 18 Apr. 2016

Classic game

0
FrikiNAUER 01 Nov. 2015

A friend buy this game in the past and comparing it with my Super Nintendo version this game was a low port. His FPS are bad, only two action buttons (arcade, megadrive, super nintendo got 6)... In DOS I play better fighting games like Sango Fighter, Body Blows saga...

1
archie 12 Apr. 2015

what are the controls

2
Gundamio 24 Dec. 2014

Nice game. I remember I play this game on Hewlett Packard with the Turbo Botton and DOS 6.0 :)

0
Sherbert T Cat 05 Jul. 2014

Worst port ever!

-1
LOKESH KUMAR 16 Dec. 2013

Excillent Fighting game

0
shajee 15 Jun. 2013

its a great site....i am helped in true means.

0
Ali Alex 17 Feb. 2013

One of the best games ever made

0
epi 27 Nov. 2012

My 1. fight game

0
DMC14 26 Nov. 2012

Im sorry but that is a bad version of street fighter 2. even the music is wrong.

1
hashim 06 Sep. 2012

i wont this game to play

-1
Mani 28 Jul. 2012

Fore ever good game

0
awais 03 Mar. 2012

nice game

0
Rajath Rajpal 03 Mar. 2012

awesum..!!

0
2t 25 Dec. 2011

good

0
Jimmy 28 Nov. 2011

This game is a lot of fun when you use the right joystick that will work for these old school video games.

Street Fighter II is a classic game from this decade, and one of the best selling of all time.

When you play every character well, you are tough to beat, even with the hardest to use characters like Dhalsim from India.His teleport move is still hard to do right.

0
HERO1989 11 Jun. 2011

YES

0

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Downloads

DOS version
Game file
United Kingdom English
4 MB
Commodore 64 version
Game file
United Kingdom English
158 KB
Amiga version
Game file
United Kingdom English
6 MB
ZX Spectrum version
Game file
United Kingdom English
981 KB
Atari ST version
Game file
United Kingdom English
12 MB

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