Special tie-in Gamest Video featuring gameplay strategies for all 18 characters, recommended combos, interviews, features, and more.
Currently out of stock.

Standard video box, NTSC VHS tape, approx. 60 min.

Complete original soundtrack for the arcade release, spread over 2 CDs. Features all stage, ending, and staff roll BGMs, as well as 'Voice' and 'S.E.' collections.

Twin CD case, 2 x audio CD (CD1 24 tracks, CD2 26 tracks), booklet, spine card.

Early 'Capture Guide Book' release for the arcade version.
Features basic but well laid out character profiles and move lists, gameplay tactics, and detailed Vs strategies.

143 pages, Japanese.

Books in the All About series don't come along that often, but when they do they don't mess around.
Features an extensive game system analysis, detailed move lists, frame data, vs 2P tactics, original combos, concept art, interviews, and even sheet music.

146 pages, 114 in colour, Japanese.

Zero 2 gets itself an absolutely massive Gamest Mook: no less than 288 pages of character profiles, stats, animation frames, moves, CPU tactics, standard & custom combos, fan art, interviews, ending galleries, and a giant B2 poster.

288 pages, 144 in colour, Japanese.

Quality pocket-sized handbook for the arcade version.
Features all of the essentials: profiles, complete illustrated move lists, versus features, and some great combo suggestions, too.

146 pages, 114 in colour, Japanese.

The PS Zero 2 plays fine, but is slightly lacking in detail: the intro is a blurry movie, and the larger characters are missing animation.
Disc also features a trailer movie for Breath of Fire III (1997).

PSone case, PlayStation CD-Rom, 40-page colour manual, spine card.

Limited 'Trial Edition' promo disc of the PS version, featuring a bare-bones 2P versus game with only a half dozen characters.

This one sold out the second it was put up on sale... Seeing how valuable some Capcom promo discs have become lately, maybe this was more of a rarity than it first seemed!

Just to prove that they don't do things by halves, Gamest dish out two different Gamest Mook 'EX Series' guides for the home versions of Zero 2. This one covers all the ins and outs of the the PS version.

272 pages, 176 in colour, Japanese.

The SS Zero 2 is so good, it's almost worth owning a Saturn for.
Everything is here: all of the arcade's animation frames, the original intro, and a Saturn-exclusive 'Illustration' gallery with over 100 hi-res images. Nice.

CD case, Saturn CD-Rom, 40-page colour manual, spine card.

Diminutive pocket-sized guide book for both home versions, courtesy of those good folks at Famitsu.
Perfect if you are just looking for the basics: character art, profiles, and move lists. Also includes a small 'background art' sketch gallery.

112 pages, full colour, Japanese.

Second 'EX Series' Gamest Mook for Zero 2, this time aimed specifically at the Sega Saturn version.
It's all here: character bios, complete illustrated move lists, damage ratios, secrets, endings, CPU strategies... the Gamest team never disappoint.

272 pages, 144 in colour, Japanese.

High-quality 'Certain Victory Capture Method' guide from Futabasha, a 'Hybrid' release that covers both the PS and SS versions.
Features an introduction to the game's system, layout, and various modes; followed by massive 10-page sections dedicated to each character.

224 pages, full colour, Japanese.

The guides just keep on coming for Zero 2... Good thing they keep getting better and better!
This high-quality 'Master File' goes super in-depth: it features no less than 177 pages of tactics, character profiles, art, staff interviews, and more.

177 pages, Japanese.

It might be a far cry from what the game is all about, yet Capcom did quite well in bringing Zero 2 to the SFC, cramming the bulk of the game into a 32MBit cartridge.
Full marks for effort, given the circumstances. It's also becoming quite a collectible on the SFC.

Standard SFC packaging, 32MBit cartridge, colour booklet.

Following his excellent Street Fighter Zero manga, Masahiko Nakahira is at it again with a Street Fighter Zero 2 effort that focuses on the young Sakura Kasugano, and takes a much more humourous slant this time.
First in a set of two releases for the Gamest Comics collection.

B&W, in Japanese.

Sakura stars in this second and concluding part of Masahiko Nakahira's light-hearted Street Fighter Zero 2 strip.
Part of the Gamest Comics manga collection.

B&W, in Japanese.

The Street Fighter series celebrates its 10th anniversary with this 2-CD retrospective collection. Includes:
- Super Street Fighter II (1993)
- Super Street Fighter II X (1994)
- Street Fighter Zero 2' (1997)
Sadly the conversions of SSFII and SSFIIX fall slightly below the mark - it's the 'Dash' upgrade of SF Zero 2 (exclusive to this collection) that makes the package worthwhile.

Double CD case, 2 x Saturn CD-Rom, 48-page colour manual, spine card.

Twin PS case, 2 x PS CD-Rom, 48-page colour manual, spine card.

Instead of re-pressing the standard PS Zero 2, Capcom go for broke and reprint the 'Zero 2 Dash' disc from the 'Street Fighter Collection'.
Interestingly, it has since become harder to find than the 'Collection' pack!

Standard CD case, PlayStation CD-Rom, colour booklet, spine card.

The Saturn also gets itself a budget re-release of 'Zero 2 Dash', for the 'Sega Saturn Collection' label.
Currently sold out - this is a surprisingly rare item!

CD case, Sega Saturn CD-Rom, colour manual, spine card.

Superb Street Fighter compilation that brings together the entire 'Zero' series on one PS2 disc:
- Street Fighter Zero (1995)
- Street Fighter Zero 2 (1996)
- Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha (1996)
- Street Fighter Zero 3 (1998)
- Pocket Fighter (1997)
All 5 games are presented with menus, options, sound tests, and more. The definitive package!

Standard PS2 case, PlayStation 2 DVD-Rom, colour booklet.

'Best Price' label re-release of the PS2 'Zero' compilation:
- Street Fighter Zero (1995)
- Street Fighter Zero 2 (1996)
- Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha (1996)
- Street Fighter Zero 3 (1998)
- Pocket Fighter (1997)
Disc content remains identical.

Standard PS2 case, PlayStation 2 DVD-Rom, colour booklet.