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Street Fighter II: Turbo - Hyper Fighting Credits Titles:   - ストリートファイターIIダッシュターボ [Street Fighter II: Dash Turbo] (Japan)   - Street Fighter II: Turbo - Hyper Fighting (USA) Platforms: SFC, SNES Developer: Capcom Co., Ltd. Publisher (USA): Capcom Co., Ltd. First Release Date (Japan): 1993/07/11 Audio Credits:   Music Design       - Isao Abe (As: Isao "Oyaji" Abe)       - Yuki Satomura (As: Yuki "3D" Satomura)   Not Credited       - Felix Mendelssohn   Sound Design       - Yasushi Ikeda (As: Yasushi "Ikebomb" Ikeda)       - Yoshihiro Sakaguchi (As: Yoshihiro "Oyabun" Sakaguchi)   Sound Effect Design       - Tatsuya Nishimura (As: Tatsuya "Anie") Rip Credit: Lord K Lustar Vorbis Credit: Dean Tersigni Screenshots Reviews Game Street Fighter II was an arcade smash when it came out. It also one of the most revised games in history. Street Fighter II: Turbo - Hyper Fighting was one of the later revisions and also the last game to feature the "classic" SF2 music. In this game you choose one of the twelve possible characters from all over the world to fight your way to the top as the best street fighter in the world. This version added several new combat moves to some of the weaker characters and also sped things up by allowing you to increase the speed of the game. Music Street Fighter II: Turbo's music is very eclectic. Because the fighters come from all over the world, the music reflects that. Ryu's music is classically Japanese, Chin-Li's features Chinese instruments, Ken's is electric guitar, Dhalsim's is Indian, Blanka's sound is very jungle-esque, and Vega's is beautifully Spanish. At this point in the revision history the music is very well refined and even the fanfares and ending tunes are pretty impressive. While most of the stage music only loops twice, the stage music for E. Honda and Sagat loop four times due to variations in the second loop. Also note that some of the bosses have different names in the Japanese release; in Japan, Balrog is M. Bison, Vega is Balrog, and M. Bison is Vega. Ripping Ripping SNES music is a very complex process that is beyond the scope of this site. Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_Fighter_II Albums Street Fighter Artist Album Street Fighter II -GSM Capcom 4- / Alph Lyra 1991/03/21 Street Fighter II Image Album 1991/11/21 Nesshou!! Street Fighter II 1992/12/16   Nesshou!! Street Fighter II Instrumental Version 1993/03/19 The World Warrior: Street Fighter II 1995/03/24 Street Fighter Tribute Album 2003/12/17 Street Fighter VS Street Musician 2004/03/26 Game Rip Soundtrack (71 KB) Vorbis Soundtrack # Title Size 01 Capcom 0.1 MB 02 Title 0.4 MB 03 Player Select 0.6 MB 04 Fight Start 0.1 MB 05 Ryu 1.7 MB 06 E. Honda 4.7 MB 07 Blanka 2.0 MB 08 Ken 2.2 MB 09 Guile 2.4 MB 10 Chun-Li 1.9 MB 11 Zangief 1.7 MB 12 Dhalsim 1.5 MB 13 Balrog (M. Bison in Japan) 1.7 MB 14 Vega (Balrog in Japan) 1.8 MB 15 Sagat 3.1 MB 16 M. Bison (Vega in Japan) 2.0 MB 17 Fight End 0.1 MB 18 Bonus Stage 0.5 MB 19 Here Comes a New Challenger! 0.1 MB 20 Continue 0.5 MB 21 Game Over 0.1 MB 22 Ranking 0.1 MB 23 End Ryu 0.9 MB 24 End E. Honda 0.9 MB 25 End Blanka 0.7 MB 26 End Ken (Part A) 0.6 MB 27 End Ken (Part B) 0.7 MB 28 End Guile 0.9 MB 29 End Chun-Li (Part A) 1.3 MB 30 End Chun-Li (Part B) 0.4 MB 31 End Zangief 0.5 MB 32 End Dhalsim 0.5 MB 33 End Bosses 0.9 MB 34 Credits 1.9 MB

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