'''Street Fighter EX2 Plus''' is an arcade game developed by [[Arika]] and published by [[Capcom]] in [[1999]]. It was the follow up to [[Street Fighter EX2]]. It keeps the same improved graphics engine over the original [[Street Fighter EX]], and the new Excel Combos, while increasing the roster of fighters (which finally includes Sagat), introducing some new characters, and adding new gameplay elements between fights.
'''Street Fighter EX 2 Plus''' is an arcade game developed by [[Arika]] and published by [[Capcom]] in [[1999]]. It was the follow up to [[Street Fighter EX 2]]. It keeps the same improved graphics engine over the original [[Street Fighter EX]], and the new Excel Combos, while increasing the roster of fighters (which finally includes Sagat), introducing some new characters, and adding new gameplay elements between fights.
EX2 Plus was the last Street Fighter EX released in the arcades. Like [[Street Fighter EX Plus α]], it was ported to the [[PlayStation]] and given additional modes like the Expert Mode which is used to unlock hidden characters like Hayate, who was present in EX2, but not in the arcade version of EX2 Plus. It was followed up by one final version, [[Street Fighter EX3]], which was released exclusively for the [[PlayStation 2]] as a launch title.
EX 2 Plus was the last Street Fighter EX released in the arcades. Like [[Street Fighter EX Plus α]], it was ported to the [[PlayStation]] and given additional modes like the Expert Mode which is used to unlock hidden characters like Hayate, who was present in EX 2, but not in the arcade version of EX 2 Plus. It was followed up by one final version, [[Street Fighter EX 3]], which was released exclusively for the [[PlayStation 2]] as a launch title.
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Street Fighter EX2 Plus is an arcade game developed by Arika and published by Capcom in 1999. It was the follow up to Street Fighter EX2. It keeps the same improved graphics engine over the original Street Fighter EX, and the new Excel Combos, while increasing the roster of fighters (which finally includes Sagat), introducing some new characters, and adding new gameplay elements between fights.
EX2 Plus was the last Street Fighter EX released in the arcades. Like Street Fighter EX Plus α, it was ported to the PlayStation and given additional modes like the Expert Mode which is used to unlock hidden characters like Hayate, who was present in EX2, but not in the arcade version of EX2 Plus. It was followed up by one final version, Street Fighter EX3, which was released exclusively for the PlayStation 2 as a launch title.
