2-CD 'Original Soundtrack' release for the arcade verion.
Includes the complete score, 'Voice' & 'S.E.' collections, and (unfortunately) a 'Narration' collection of that irritating announcer cunt.

Twin CD case, 2 x audio CD (CD1 23 tracks 1:05:31, CD2 24 tracks 1:02:56), booklet, spine card.

Comprehensive Gamest Mook for the arcade version.
Features complete profiles for every character; along with frame data, command lists, art galleries, design sketches for newcomers R.Mika and Cody, extensive 'Versus Human' section, ending galleries, and more.

232 pages, 150 in colour, Japanese.

The Studio Bent Stuff All About series once again goes all out, with this giant 448-page compendium of profiles, move lists with damage and frame data, versus 2P and CPU strategies, interviews, and an extensive 'Zero 3 World' chapter with sketches, features, voice data, & endings.

448 pages (256 in colour), Japanese.

The PlayStation was first to receive a home version of Zero 3, and despite the usual concessions in the animation stakes it does just fine.
Extras include: an exclusive 'World Tour' single-player mode, bonus characters (Fei Long, T.Hawk, Dee Jay), unlockable characters (Guile, Satsui Ryu, Shin Gouki) and PocketStation mini-games.

Large PSone case, PlayStation disc, 56-page manual, spine card.

First of two PS 'Official Guide Book' guides from the Famitsu editorial.
This one deals with all the basic character introductions, presenting detailed move lists for every single character (Dee Jay, Fei Long, T.Hawk & Guile included).

144 pages, full colour, Japanese.

Official Capcom 'Drama CD' featuring various interactions from the voice actor cast. Eg:
- 'Hey Ryu... Your MUM blud'
- 'Nah man... YOUR mum'
- 'Hodoken! <bang> aaargh!' etc.

CD case, 5-track audio CD, 20-page monochrome booklet, spine card.

Second PS 'Official Guide Book from Capcom & Famitsu.
This one closely analyses the cast and the effectiveness of all of their special moves in the different 'ISM's, and includes a selection of recommended combos, a 'Versus CPU' section, and finishes off with a close look at all the PocketStation mini games.

256 pages, full colour, Japanese.

Zero 3 hits the Dreamcast in superb style in this all-inclusive version that features all of the extras from the PS version, and appeared one month before the super-delayed Sega Saturn port.

Standard CD case, Dreamcast GD-Rom disc, colour booklet, spine card.

The Saturn port of Zero 3 was worth the wait: thanks to the 4MB upgrade cartridge the machine handles the action effortlessly, making this a great final hurrah for Capcom's wonderful career on the Sega Saturn - if you ignore the god-awful Final Fight Revenge (1999).

Cardboard box set contains Saturn CD-Rom in case w/ manual & Sega Saturn 4MB RAM cartridge [HSS-0167].

Stand-alone version of the excellent SS port. This is all you need if you already have the 4MB RAM upgrade cartridge (HSS-0167).
Currently out of stock.

CD case, Saturn CD-Rom, colour booklet, spine card.

'For Matching Service' re-release of the 'Saikyoryu Dojo' Dreamcast version, with a few bonus online features thrown in.
This print is slowly becoming very hard to find, and the price is increasing fast.

CD case, Dreamcast GD-Rom disc, colour booklet, spine card.

GBA 'Upper' version that throws in 3 extra characters from Capcom vs SNK 2 (2001): Maki, Eagle & Yun.
As you'd expect the gameplay is a bit sketchy on GBA, not to mention limited to 4 buttons. Still - it's good fun as handheld games go, and quite a valuable GBA release.

Standard GBA packaging, 64MBit cartridge, colour booklet.

Zero 3 makes its way onto the PSP with predictably awkward results in the control department.
Nevertheless it's a great version, that adds yet another extra character to the roster: Ingrid from Capcom Fighting Jam (xxx).

Standard PSP case, UMD disk, colour booklet.

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.

Budget re-release of the PSP 'Double Upper' for the 'Capcom Collection' series.
Content remains identical to the original release.

Standard PSP case, UMD disk, 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.

Capcom continue their budget 2-in-1 Capcom Box Set 'Value Pack' series with a full re-release of their top-selling PSP fighting games:
- Street Fighter Zero 3 Double Upper
'Capcore' edition [ULJM-05225]
- Vampire Chronicle The Chaos Tower
'PSP the Best' edition [ULJM-08018]

Cardboard sleeve, 2 x UMD case, 2 x PSP UMD disk, 2 x colour booklet.