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However, the game's release was later delayed to September 1993. The Mega Drive/Genesis version was announced in March 1993, and was originally intended for release around July 1993.

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This version was originally intended to be a standalone port of Champion Edition, similar to the PC Engine version. A six-button control pad was made primarily for it. It is the first of two Street Fighter II versions for the console and is in a 24 megabit cartridge.

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The Mega Drive/Genesis version titled Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition, released as Street Fighter II Dash Plus (stylized as Street Fighter II′ Plus) in Japan, was released on September 28, 1993 in Japan, September 27, 1993 in North America, and October 29, 1993 in Europe. This version was released on Virtual Console on November 16, 2009. This version was released on a 20-Megabit HuCard, and with optional controllers with more buttons. Unlike the Super NES version of The World Warrior, it includes the barrel-breaking bonus stage and numerous sound clips. The PC Engine version was published by NEC Home Electronics, developed by Capcom, and released exclusively in Japan on June 12, 1993. Included in Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection. Included in Capcom Classics Collection: Reloaded. Included in Capcom Classics Collection Vol. Released in Japan as Street Fighter II' Plus: Champion Edition. Later re-released on the Wii Virtual Console and Sega Genesis Mini. Includes an additional game mode based on Hyper Fighting. Titled Street Fighter II': Special Champion Edition. Later released worldwide via the Wii Virtual Console. There is new music for the end credits sequence. The portraits for all the characters and endings of some of the returning characters were redrawn. Minor graphical changes include color improvements, particularly for background stages. This restriction has been eliminated in Champion Edition, allowing for "mirror matches". In World Warrior, both players are not allowed to choose the same character. Ryu's and Ken's common fighting techniques were further differentiated. The returning eight main characters' techniques and priorities were further balanced for competition between different characters. The Shadaloo Bosses were toned down considerably from the previous iterations, but remain relatively strong compared to the standard eight fighters. Bison (Dictator)), are now playable characters.

In addition to the eight main characters, the four Shadaloo Bosses ( Balrog (Boxer), Vega (Claw), Sagat, and M.

Gameplay is consistent with the Street Fighter II sub-series, with several changes from the original World Warrior edition. The ability to play as the four Shadaloo Bosses was made possible in Champion Edition. This control scheme is similar on all the versions but the released Special Champion Edition lacks any HUD indicator and the Champion Edition prototypes use a red square and a white circle instead.Sagat vs.

When using a 3-button controller a feature is enabled in the HUD for indicating whether the player is using punches or kicks using the letters 'P' or 'K', that can be swapped pressing Start.

It uses the Turbo palettes for the alternate skins/costumes for the characters.

When you beat the game, only a rough "Cast of Characters" screen with no text will appear, and then a "Congratulations" screen will appear before the game resets.

The PCM samples used for music are of a much better quality than the ones used in the preceding builds.

Some of these Sound Effects are unused in the builds preceding.

More Sound Effects and PCM samples are used in gameplay than in the July 30 build.

In It's place are two less noticeable black bars, with the lower bar being partially transparent at times.

This build removes the infamous "black bar" present in the July 30 build.

The sound test shows the internal sound ID instead of the number of it's location in the sound test.In it's place is a logo that says "STII ' Turbo" and no informational text. The title screen does not have the Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition logo or copyright info.The Capcom logo jingle is still present in the rom. There is no Capcom screen, only a broken Sega screen is present.The Differences from this and the July 30th build of of Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition are:.Despite being titled "Street Fighter II Turbo", the only feature borrowed from the Turbo version of Street Fighter II are the alternate skins/costumes palettes.

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This suggests that the person(s) that modified this build had access to the source code to do these changes, as most bootleg hacks are much more rough around the edges. Many parts of previous builds seem to have been modified in a clean manner.

This may have been one of the final builds of this port before it was cancelled by Capcom.