CPS2Warrs - SFIIX:GMC vs. HSFII:TAE

[Liq_Wurm]

Super Street Fighter IIX: Grand Master Challenge ('94) vs. Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition ('04)

Alright heres a q for the arcade gurus.

I am pretty much set to buy Grand Master Challenge when i see it go for a good price. and then i noticed this Japan only anniversary edition. I have yet to see any of these up for sale, however i just have to know, what changed? is it any better then the classic? whats gives?

Thanks guys

 

[Lochlan]

You can play as every single SF2 character (i.e. from every version of the game).

There are ports of it for XBOX and PS2.

 

[ShmengeTravel]

Personally I think HSF2 > SSF2T.

 

[thchardcore]

Wow, you guys are crazy. SSF2x>HyperSF2 anyday for several reasons, but mainly balance and the ports of hyper are horrible speedwise.

 

[loegan43]

Just bought Super Street Fighter II X: Grand Master Challenge, (thanks Scott!) and I'd have to say it is one of the best Street Fighter's I've seen. Was definitely worth the money.

 

[StealthLurker]

Personally I think HSF2 > SSF2T.

Out of just personal preference and nostalgia, I feel the exact same way.



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[Lochlan]

Wow, you guys are crazy. SSF2x>HyperSF2 anyday for several reasons, but mainly balance and the ports of hyper are horrible speedwise.

Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition is a novelty. An interesting novelty, but a novelty nonetheless.

 

[ShmengeTravel]

How exactly is HSF2 broken, again?

 

[borg_jedi]

if you played overpowered characters like championship edition m.bison and play his scissor kick trap well, you can dizzy the character and kill them in about 15-20 seconds or less. it doesnt matter who his opponent is, he/she be dead easily.