Street Fighter II[edit | edit source]
SNES[edit | edit source]
- To allow the selection of the same character by both players, enter
at the Capcom logo.
- Hold
while the world map is on the screen before a match begins in order to change your controller configuration.
Street Fighter II Champion Edition[edit | edit source]
Sega Genesis[edit | edit source]
- To activate Turbo speed within Champion Mode, wait for the Capcom logo to fade, and for the Street Fighter logo to appear on top of the building, then enter
(or
on a 3 button controller).
- To disable punches and kicks and only allow special moves during a battle, when the Capcom logo is on the screen, enter
(or
on a 3 button controller).
- To choose the same character twice in Group Mode, enter the mode selection screen and on the second controller, enter
(or
on a 3 button controller).
- Select a character with
to receive alternate colors.
- Hold
while the world map is on the screen before a match begins in order to change your controller configuration.
Street Fighter II Turbo[edit | edit source]
SNES[edit | edit source]
- To enable higher Turbo speeds beyond the default, enter
on controller 2 at the Capcom logo.
- To disable the performance of special moves, enter
after the "Licensed by Nintendo" logo fades.
- To toggle the special moves of a character on or off during a Vs. Battle match, enter
on controller 2 on the Stage Select screen.
Super Street Fighter II[edit | edit source]
All versions[edit | edit source]
- To select alternate outfit colors, press and hold any button while selecting a character.
SNES[edit | edit source]
- Hold
while the world map is on the screen before a match begins in order to change your controller configuration.
- To use up to 8 of each fighter in Group Battle instead of only two, enter Group Battle mode. Then, using the second controller, alternately and repeatedly tap
(if entered correctly Vega's laugh will be heard). Choose Match Play or Elimination from the menu. Each player may now use up to eight instances of each fighter.
Sega Genesis[edit | edit source]
- To use up to 8 of each fighter in Group Battle instead of only two, enter Group Battle mode. Then, using the second controller, enter
. Choose Match Play or Elimination from the menu. Each player may now use up to eight instances of each fighter.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo[edit | edit source]
All versions[edit | edit source]
Selecting Akuma
On the character select screen, leave the cursor on Ryu or Ken for 3 seconds, then move to T. Hawk, Guile, Cammy, and back to Ryu or Ken, pausing on each one for 3 seconds. Finally, press All 3 punches and Start. If it doesn't work, quickly tap all 3 punches and start again. (The highlighted letters are supposedly meant to spell out Akuma, but this is just a theory.)
On most home conversions of the game, you simply need to highlight Ryu and press and hold the left and right shoulder buttons to select Akuma.
Fight against Akuma
Also known as Shin-Akuma (or the true Akuma), the computer-controlled Akuma is much stronger and faster than the player-controlled variety. He has the ability to throw not one, but two air fireballs back to back. In order to face him, you must play the game and lose no more than three rounds by the time you face M. Bison. You must get at least three perfects against your opponents and you may not continue your game if you lose. If you succeed, Akuma will appear just as the fight is about to begin and kill M. Bison before challenging you.
Play as the SSF2 version of a character
When selecting a character to play with in SSF2T, you can opt for the SSF2 version of that character instead of the Turbo version. This means of course that you will not have the benefit of a Super Meter. In many cases, this is made up for by the fact that characters were generally toned down in order to make the Super Meter a more important aspect of gameplay. To select the SSF2 version, select a character press and hold the button or
+
for the alternate color, and then enter the following your selection's series of joystick directions to activate the SSF2 version:
Alternatively, if you're having trouble entering these directions precisely, you can attempt to wiggle the joystick in the two directions that your character requires. This usually works as well.
For Consoles, you must press the default button for (e.g.
for PlayStation), and then enter the correct code for the character you choose, and then press
or
+
again. Holding the button through the code entry will not work as it does in the arcade.
Note that the SSF2 character codes don't work on the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer version.
Dreamcast version cheats[edit | edit source]
Extra options
To enable the extra options, highlight Options, hold +
and press
or
.
Play as Gouki (Akuma)
To play as Gouki, on the character selection screen, press +
.
Enable Dip Switch menu
Finish the game with all 16 normal characters (including Gouki and all Super Street Fighter II character versions), highlight Options, then hold and press
.
Play as Shin Gouki (Shin Akuma)
On the Dip Switch menu, change switch 28 (the switch in the 3rd row, 9th column) to 1 (enabled). On the character selection screen, press +
, the unique difference, is that the Zankuu Hadouken instead of throwing one throws two Zankuu Hadoukens.
Play as 天 Gouki (Ten Akuma)
On the Dip Switch menu, enable (set to 1) dip switches 27 and 28. Switch 27 is the switch in the 3rd row, 8th column. Switch 28 is the switch in the 3rd, row, 9th column. At the character selection screen, press +all Medium and Hard Punches and Kicks, it's the same Shin Gouki, but he now receives the Super Meter and the new Super Combo, the Shun Goku Satsu, command input is
,
,
,
,
.
Super Street Fighter II Turbo Revival[edit | edit source]
Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers[edit | edit source]
Selecting Shin Akuma
On the character select screen, go to Ryu and highlight color 1, then press to cancel, then Ken color 9, Sagat color 8, and M. Bison color 7. Then go to the random select box and press
and
. (The highlighted numbers are 1987 when the first Street Fighter was released.)