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Hi everyone, welcome to RetroNots, I'm Jeremy Parrish and we are once again talking about

Street Fighter because as mentioned a few times before, Street Fighter 2 turned 30 years

old this year back in February.

And so we've been making our way through the franchise.

I don't know how far we're going to go.

I kind of tapped out at Street Fighter 4, but you know, there's a lot of history there

and we're talking about it.

And last time, you know, we talked about the final fight, but before that, the last formal

conversation we had about Street Fighter 2, but that was just the World Warrior.

That was just the original arcade release and it's in a super NES port, which were, you

know, both of those were big deals.

But the thing about Street Fighter 2 is that that was not the end of the story.

And this wasn't a case where it was like a bunch of systems got Street Fighter 2 and it

was the same thing with some little differences.

So Capcom released like a billion versions of Street Fighter 2 in arcades and those came

to consoles in various forms with various variations and mutations.

And the, you know, the overall result is one of the most iterated upon video games of

all time.

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