Official soundtrack CD release for the arcade version of SSFII.
Includes the complete 'Stage' score, along with 'Voice' and 'Ending' tracks for every character.

CD case, 65-track audio CD, 16-page monochrome booklet, spine card.

Superb 'Extra' issue of Gamest magazine solely dedicated to SSFII.
Features huge profiles and 'Story' articles on the four 'Newcomer' characters, followed by profiles for all the regulars along with in-depth strategies, animation frames, versus tactics, official art, fan art, goods, and more.

176 pages, 80 in colour, Japanese.

Despite some tinny sound effects the Mega Drive somehow manages to deliver a superb version of SSFII - many argue that it plays even better than the SFC port.
At 40MBits this is a massive achievement for the machine.

Capcom-stamped MD case, 40 MBit cartridge, colour manual.

The long awaited SFC conversion of SSFII did just fine, and the cult continued on Nintendo's machine.
Everything's here, along with a very welcome 'turbo' option to speed things up nicely.

Standard SFC packaging, 32 MBit cartridge, 32-page colour booklet.

Pocket-sized 'Complete Capture Guide' dedicated to the SFC version, full to the brim with character bios, move lists and recommended combos.
At 144 pages, there's a surprisingly large amount of info in here.

176 pages (144 in colour), Japanese.

A few months after the MD and SFC versions came this X68000 effort, but sadly that's all the info we have since we've never played it!

Currently out of stock.

Following the excellent X68000 version SSFII gets itself a final swangsong on FM Towns CD-Rom.
Features two different versions of the soundtrack ('Original Q-Sound' and 'Arrange') and a nifty 'RGB Color Edit' mode that allows players to edit and save their own character designs.

Currently out of stock.

Following the release of the SFC, MD and FM Towns versions, Super SFII mania reaches fever pitch - as this Gamest Comics 4-panel comedy collection will attest.
Rampant sillyness awaits within!

B5 format, 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.