<>@7 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ *4@5 SUPER STREET FIGHTER 2 TURBO REVIEW *3]5@6 by Jacka / PTK *1]1@7 _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- *2 @3 Minimum spec: AGA Amiga, 2 meg Chip RAM and a hard drive. Recommended : Turbo board and Fast RAM. *1@1 This review is based on the minimum specs. I will update if I feel it's needed when I get my Fast RAM. Installation takes 1 hour (You read that right! 1 hour!) so make sure you have some time on your hands before you begin. As a Street Fighter fan off the SNES I had to get this version for my Amiga as it wasn't going to be available for the SNES. So here are my views: The actual game is swift to play, but a little shallow in the other departments with a basic A1200. For a start there is no music when you fight and there is no sound effects except for the cracking skulls and blocking sounds, the special moves don't due to lack of memory. So play some of your own music while playing. The animated characters move very smoothly and are extremely detailed, but if you were an expert at the rest of the games it might take some getting used to as the collision animation has changed a little from the last games. The difficulty level is also much harder (Ryu's still a cunt to beat!). There are 16 characters to play with and at least 1 hidden character called Akuma, although I haven't managed to access him yet, but I am working on it. The stages are graphically gorgeous and are nearly full screen when playing with high detail on. The computer controlled players are now more intelligent than in previous games and don't always fall for the same trick. Overall, it's a game to be enjoyed on the long term by Street Fighter fans only. I would not recommend this to somebody who hasn't played the previous games because of the lack of sound and so on. As they would dismiss it for those reasons and not give the actual game a chance. So on the basic A1200, with no upgrades: *3@5 Graphics : 94% Sound : 07% Gameplay : 96% Lifespan : 87% Overall : 71%