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Street Fighter II

Choose a ROM to play. If a hosted file is on S3, it starts by itself.

EmulatorJS (open source, GitHub) · Touch pad on phones. A Bluetooth gamepad is better for fighters and karts.

Controls

On a phone, use the on-screen pad. A Bluetooth gamepad works too.

D-pad← ↑ ↓ →
YS
XA
BX
AZ
LQ
RE
SelectV
StartEnter

Street Fighter II on SNES is the home port of the arcade fighter. Play in this tab with a pad or the on-screen stick.

Play it officially

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Cheat codes

Special moves need quarter-circles. On a phone, a real Bluetooth gamepad is much easier than the overlay.

EnergyDDFE-A4AF
TimeDDFE-AF6F
Specials easierDDFE-A46F
TurboDDFE-A4DF

Walkthrough

Street Fighter II SNES arcade mode: a gauntlet ending in M. Bison. Hadouken + shoryuken is enough for the CPU.

  1. Character and buttons

    Character and buttons

    Ryu/Ken are the easy clear. Map punch/kick strengths. A pad beats touch.

  2. Fireball, DP, block

    Hadouken: d, df, f, punch. Shoryuken anti-air. Block, then punish.

  3. Arcade flow

    Arcade flow

    Win, next fighter. Bonus car/barrels: crouch fierce. Continues on a loss.

  4. Bosses and ending

    Bosses and ending

    Balrog, Vega, Sagat, Bison. Jump Sagat's grand fireball. DP Bison's scissor kick. Credits after Bison.

FAQ

Street Fighter II SNES cheats?

Energy, time, and turbo-style codes are listed. Special-move inputs are in the walkthrough.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes, but a Bluetooth pad is strongly better than the touch overlay for quarter-circles.

ROM hosted?

No. Load .sfc / .smc.

How do I throw a fireball?

Down, down-forward, forward, then punch. Slow the emulator if you are learning.

Does it support two players?

Yes if you bind two controllers in the emulator. One overlay pad is player 1.

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