Mook-style 'Extra' issue of Gamest magazine dedicated to the arcade release of SSFIIX.
Features extensive character profiles and move lists, in-depth gameplay tactics, vs CPU & vs player strategies, damage ratios, manga, fan art, goods, and a whole lot more. A great book.

192 pages, 96 in colour, Japanese.

SSFIIX marks the arrival of the very first issue in the Gamest Mook series.
Contents include a brief 'Fighting Gouki' section, 2-page profiles for the rest of the cast, and a massive 80 pages of sheet music for all the in-game BGM. What gives the item most of its value is its bonus (Macintosh only) CD-Rom disc, that includes the complete soundtrack along with a few interactive features.
A very collectible item!

136 pages, 40 in colour, Japanese.

The 3DO caught everyone by surprise with this superb port of SSFIIX - it sure helped sell quite a few 3DO machines back in its day, along with a fair amount of joysticks & SFC pad adaptors (the standard 3DO pad is 3-button only).
With Capcom themselves at the helm, nothing much could go wrong: the playability is flawless, and the CD soundtrack has since become the benchmark of the series. Still a great version today!

CD case, 3DO CD-Rom, monochrome booklet, spine card.

Detailed & comprehensive 'Certain Victory Capture Method' guide released shortly after the 3DO version.
Features complete profiles and move lists for every character, an extensive 'Vs LV-8 Com' section dedicated to the highest difficulty setting (good luck!), finished off by a brief combo section.

112 pages, full colour, 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.

Following the disappointing SS and PS 'Street Fighter Collection' versions, players had to wait until late 2000 for a another release of SSFIIX to finally appear.
The Dreamcast does the honours this time, along with a few minor 'Matching Service' online features thrown in.
A very valuable DC release - it is still very much in demand!

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

Trying to transfer SSFIIX's subtle and complex gameplay onto the handheld Game Boy Advance could only finish in tears for all involved.
Jerky animation, poor collisions, bugs, infinites, 4-buttons only... An idea that was doomed from the start.
Only the original character art is worth mentioning.

Standard GBA cardboard packaging, 64MBit cartridge, colour booklet.

Complimentary 'Strongest Opposition Manual' for the GBA version of SSFIIX, part of the 'Capcom Perfect Capture Series'.
Features complete character profiles, game tactics, and interestingly, a lot of illustrated columns about the game's errors, glitches, messed-up combos & skanks - including Guile's infinite!

96 pages, full colour, Japanese.