This is great. My brother is Falchion22, we made this game back in the early 2000s. Falchion did the game programing, my older bro did the sprite editing, and i tested the games and made up some of the endings. I see this other guy valykrie just made some little changes to our design.
Wow posted that before he said anything about Mugen lol, I still use winwugen Eve vs eve, have lots of videos on my channel and a download. Twerked the soundtrack to my liking and tried to stay away from the joke characters
Whoever doesnt appreciate SF1 arcade did not grow up experience sf1 when it came out since it was the #1 game which is why it was a commercial success at the time compared to other games. Yes it was rough around the edges and difficult but thats what made it also popular since it took risks to experiment and its difficulty to do special move was a treat to pull off (did at times 2/3 damage) compared to now which is common, and games evolved to had to make a super special attack, then multiple meter super special, and keeps evolving to even more since not even basic SF2 is impressive to many now. Did you see now ryu's level 3 super rush special sf6 finishing move with all the bells and whistle? LOL that kind of amazement for sf6 trailer some had it the same when Sf2 came out and the same when sf1 came out.
This game is amazing. I remember when it first dropped online, then it went missing for a long time (at least for me) until I found it about a year ago. It plays fantastic, my main issue though is there are no throws. I'm going to take a crack at editing it myself. Maybe I can implement throws and maybe Guy and Haggar if possible.
I would be interested in a video about MUGEN. I used to make MUGEN characters and stages back in the early 2000s. I made a few CGI Transformer characters and actually got college credit for it! (I was studying computer animation and computer programming / computer science. I do computer programming professionally to this day, but never used the CGI/animation stuff, so my knowledge there is way out of date.) I also made a Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star with sprites ripped from the terrible Hokuto no Ken 7 Super Famicom fighting game, giving him extra moves and voice samples from Akira Kamiya, his official voice actor, which the SFC game didn't use for some reason. (Then some Italian guy asked me if he could make new sprites and I said he could. I don't know what ever became of that.) And since then, that Fist of the North Star arcade fighting game was released, so my "improved" SFC character became unnecessary. At one point, the people making MUGEN announced they were switching platforms to Linux but would eventually release a Windows version, too. I waited for this Windows version for a long time but then I just kind of forgot about MUGEN. By the time I'd learned that an updated Windows had actually been released it was decades later and I no longer had enough free time to work on characters. I doubt the MUGEN related websites I used to visit even exist anymore. I'll have to see if any of that stuff I did has survived. I might have it on some old hard drives or burned CDs, assuming they're still readable. If I did find them, I don't think they'd even be compatible with the current version of MUGEN, but someone might be able to do something with the graphics, sounds, etc, or figure out how to convert them.
Yes great idea fam I was thinking about how Mugen is created several days ago. I've seen some incredibly wild hype-inducing Mugen videos on this platform like 4 on 4 CPU battles. Someone took the sprites of TMNT arcade beat'em ups and faced them off against the shotos of Street Fighter.
Definitely needs to be done, yeah. Did you know that MUGEN was originally a run and gun shooter (a la Contra or Metal Slug) engine before fighting games took precedence? Sounds an awful lot like the NeoGeo's library...
@@NAzo. yeah, i said that later in the response, its a bit down in the comment. i also explained that i remember back when it was released talks about how alpha was meant to be a remake of the original.
The timing of this is crazy for me. I literally just installed the 30th Anniversary collection and started with the 1st game for the nostalgia. I'm about to download this fan remake right now!
I grew up liking the OG arcade game as a kid and always wanted to pick Joe, but that wasn't the case back then. Glad they fixed the controlling at least.
The streets in Mexico were crazy with arcades at that time, one on every corner it seemed like. And they were awesome, they had a huge collection of games. I often wondered what that experience in Japan was. Would've been cool to play this game went it first hit.
I kinda hope some of the classic sf1 characters make it into sf6 (i think the characters were already leaked and I didn’t notice any of them in but hey maybe they’ll be in the turbo version or something lmao)
There's a Brutal: Paws of Fury Mugen remake from around the same time period as Street Fighter, but I don't think it was ported to WinMugen. As a sidenote, you should try Art of Fury, it's great.
I think the reason no one talks about it is cause no one really cares about SF1. I always assumed if anyone had done a SF1 fan game they'd base it on the Alpha series since that was meant as a bridge between 1 & 2, and 7 of the 12 characters of 1 are in it already. But this is still pretty cool
Thank you for reviewing this. I’ve always had a soft spot for SF1 and actually owned Fighting Street years ago but it was too brutal trying to play it. Need to find this version and revisit and give it a try haas it looks so good.
If I were Capcom, I would reward the developers of this remake. They should financially reward him and use this version as the default version on compilations.
It's not that the special moves required "special precision" to be pulled, it's that they worked different. Street Fighter registers your inputs in a different way than how modern games do, the attacks are performed not at the push of the button, but at the RELEASE, that is very important. If you have a copy of the game try it, hold the punch button and nothing will happen until you release it. This is a relic from the days of the original arcade machine that had pressure sensitive buttons. Because of this, if you want to pull a hadouken you have to hold the punch button, then perform the move (↓↘→) and release the button. Voila, hadouken.
I grew up playing Street Fighter in arcades, and you are absolutely correct. The timing of your specific attack depends on the release of the button. I played the "6 button" cabinet (never played the infamous pressure-point giant 2 button cabinet) After many months (and quarters) of playing against both the CPU and human opponents, I mastered Ryu/Ken's special moves. Still was far more difficult than mastering them in SF2.
@@19zach75 I personally always found it very difficult to fight against normals in that game, specially jumping normals were so fast and spameable that made them very trycky to fight. It's nice to see another fossil spreading old knowledge for the new generations lol.
5:45 I'm pretty sure that is not Mugen, but OpenBOR, which I think might have been covered in an older video. Not sure. But it's the beat em up version of Mugen. Edit: Nevermind I remember playing Ryu in a hacked Sega Genesis Rom of Streets Of Rage 2 with Street Fighter characters.
This is what I love about MUGEN. People could actually fix some historically bad fighting games into something that is actually decent and fun to play.
To bad we'll never see Mike, Joe, Retsu, Lee and Geki playable in a Street Fighter game they not forgotten but are irrelevant Lee and Geki are dead in canon.
Another great video. Look at how wonderful you and your wife are…. Making great games like this known to those of us who would never have heard of such brilliant games. You two are truly a Dynamic Duo. Batman and Robin have nothing on Top Hat and Lady Decade!
Moo-geh-n is how it's pronounced, Japanese for "Unlimited" or "Infinity". It was fun to mess with back in the day, my favorite stage we made was using the Final Fight train car. Good times.
Does anyone else think of Sreetfighter 2 as the Beatles of beat em ups and Mortal Kombat as the Rolling Stones? There were fighting games before but then Streetfighter 2 came along and fused all the best bits together, exponentially added more and moved the whole genre forward and influenced everything since. Mortal Kombat then came along with long hair, Death moves and Keith Richards dressed as Scorpion. What a time to be alive 🙂
I always liked the first street fighter. Mostly because it was the first in the series and I used to play it at my local 7 11 when I was a teenager. This updated version looks great. I only wish I could get it for my Xbox one
It cannot be overstated just how much this remake breathes new life into this classic game. As a child of the 80s and 90s, I remember when this first appeared in arcades and on Turbografx CD. This remake retains an authentic retro feel (in all the right ways) while modernizing it just enough to ensure you don’t go mad trying to relive past glories. A definite must-try for any fighting game fan. Thanks, Top Hat Gaming Man, for your coverage of this hidden gem!
SNES 😂😂. If Capcom made it they would charge full price. As far as a physical release of a MUGEN game on a Game system that's never gonna happen. (There is MUGEN on modded PS3 but you have to do all the work. Plus it's confusing.)
It'll be interesting seeing a talk about Mugen, sure we get ridiculous and OP edits, but I've seen dedicated fans making awesome fan games, TMNT X JL, Hyper DBZ, etc.
Back in 87 when I played this in the Arcades we called the Dragon punch Bravo once you got the feel of the stick and touch on the button I could Dragon punch all the way across the screen it was tough to master but when you did oh boy many a coin placed on a Saturday afternoon.
I was surprised when Street Fighter 2 came out and I saw pictures of the original. I had actually played the first Street Fighter in the arcades and it was utterly forgettable. I'm still not sure why Capcom decided to make a sequel to it, but it paid off.
About Street Fighter 2: It has 6 versions: World Warrior, Champion Edition, Turbo, Super, Super Turbo and Hyper. And about the original Street Fighter 1 terrible gameplay, it had punch pads instead of buttons. They worked at negative stance on the code for special moves. When Capcom released the traditional button arcade, they FORGOT to change the code, so, for a Hadouken for example, instead of the traditional down, down/forward, forward and punch, you had to hold punch, down, down/forward, forward and release the punch button. If you do this, the special moves work flawlesly, this is why many people suffer to do special moves on SF1, because there's an error in the code...! And one opinion: Capcom should make a Street Fighter 1 Champion Edition, with the original graphics, but with polished gameplay, all characters being available to select, remade voices, and an ending screen for all characters, and put this version in any of their thousands of collections. But I guess they very busy today, doing another boring remake of some Resident Evil game...
So... they turned it into SF II? Or more like one of the "Alpha" games, with all the super moves. How... innovative? Either way, very well done for a fan project without any funding or financial backing of any kind. It still doesn't cease to amaze me, what we fans can do to and with our beloved old games!
It’s to bad Capcom couldn’t be bothered. This is impressive! As a Street fighter fan I’m amazed I’ve never heard of this remake. Thanks for covering this!
I wish someone did this with fighting games from the 90s. I feel like Shaq Fu and Eternal Champions might have been great games if not for the terrible controls. And maybe that robot game (Rise of the Robots?)
Shaq Fu is an interesting case because to make it play better you'd have to make it look worse. A lot of people mistake the excessive animation frames for lag.
I can't believe you top hat gaming man :o!! White pallet swap Ken really lol.. I think it's the other way around lol. Now I know who your favorite character must be lol!!
After seeing the awesome looking sf6 the other day I put the sf classics disc in to relive the old days and obviously starting with sf I quickly remembered how bloody unplayable it really is 😡 I'm not new to sf but just pulling off dragon punch and hurricane kick left my fingers numb! 😂
Omg 4:05 ......those giant buttons! I remember seeing the original Street fighter game with those two giant buttons when I was very young at an arcade but it's such a distant and strange memory that I honestly thought.....maybe I was just imagining it or confused. I'm glad that this video confirmed my strange, old memory from childhood lol
I just tagged your video on Twitter for Ernesto button check,Maximilian,Justin Wong,rizzy. And I hope I can play this fan remake once I buy a pc someday in the future.
Never got the love for SF1 as games like IK came out years earlier on home computers. SF2 deserves all the kudos though as it finally was a ground breaking arcade fighter.
I knew this game for years. It's mainly known here in Brazil, as many brazillian TH-cam channels also cover this game. I would love to see more mainstream TH-camrs for the Us and Europe playing tjis game, such as Maximilian dood, to see what they think about it. Fantasy strike is another game that has the same issue. Even tho it's a recent game, I see almost zero coverao of this game online.
Can you actually create side scrolling Beat Em Ups within MUGEN as well? That seems like it would be an amazing addition to the software & not that hard to implement either.
I have an original cabinet, the music sounds great it's in stereo while Streetfighter 2 was in mono till Super Street Fighter 2. I like how the original machine plays can't imagine how it would play with a gamepad
I've seen videos about this fan game & I thought it was fantastic 👍. I am surprised that Capcom, "The Reboot Master", hasn't remade this game. It feels like they are embarrassed by it
It's a rare case of something being very important even if the product itself wasn't all that great. Like Harmageddon/Genma Wars. That movie established a lot of anime tropes/cliches for years to come, but the movie itself has serious pacing issues given it was based off of a long-running series.
As an indie game dev... can tell you one thing, it is not easy programming sprites to interact with one another... Street Fighter has come a loooong way.... a lot of programming has gone into the progress of the Street Fighter series: Shin., Marina, Macchan, Ecchro!!
lol am i the only one who liked the game better when it was just a prototype for what was to come later? i legit enjoy street fighter 1 for its historical value. not saying this stuff invalidates that at all but i feel sad that people say its a "bad game". its just the posterchild of games that havent aged well, but at the time it was cutting-edge and a great time with friends.
I have 3 criticisms for that remake: 1. The damage system is wayyy too low. The fights end up being a little too long. 2. No defeated character portraits like the original version. 3. No mini-games in between fights like the original version.
The thing about SF specials was that it was almost impossible to pull them off because the CPU flat out refused to correctly read joystick input most of the time, making a well-timed Dragon Punch a matter of luck, not skill. This issue was addressed in SF2, as a result, easy special moves like the Fireball were substantially nerfed in power.
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Hi, great video. One other mugen project you can cover is Mortalkombat New Era.
Hope succes and happiness my brother.
Mujen
Mugen is junk.. you should try Street Fighter Ultimate Collection from fanmade games
Hi Topman. Do you have a link for this? i have been searching for years. All links i have found are either broken or fake
This game definitely needed a better adjustment of the first Street Fighter. I am glad that there are dedicated fans who did the impossible,possible.
This is great. My brother is Falchion22, we made this game back in the early 2000s. Falchion did the game programing, my older bro did the sprite editing, and i tested the games and made up some of the endings. I see this other guy valykrie just made some little changes to our design.
Those names sound familiar with Mugen
Wow posted that before he said anything about Mugen lol, I still use winwugen Eve vs eve, have lots of videos on my channel and a download. Twerked the soundtrack to my liking and tried to stay away from the joke characters
Wonderful job.
@@Ryowhosakazaki Thanks. We also made a Castlevania game that's playable. My older bro did start working on a Contra game.
Great effort, a shame it has not so much echo. I'm glad I found this video.
They should make an absolute professional remake of this game just to show how much things have progressed.
They have. Its called street fighter 6
@@samdalton2520 That's not a remake. It's a sequel.
I know! A little joke
Other than bringing back old characters, what would be the point? Everything this game did the future did better, there's nothing to go back to.
Whoever doesnt appreciate SF1 arcade did not grow up experience sf1 when it came out since it was the #1 game which is why it was a commercial success at the time compared to other games.
Yes it was rough around the edges and difficult but thats what made it also popular since it took risks to experiment and its difficulty to do special move was a treat to pull off (did at times 2/3 damage) compared to now which is common, and games evolved to had to make a super special attack, then multiple meter super special, and keeps evolving to even more since not even basic SF2 is impressive to many now.
Did you see now ryu's level 3 super rush special sf6 finishing move with all the bells and whistle? LOL that kind of amazement for sf6 trailer some had it the same when Sf2 came out and the same when sf1 came out.
This game is amazing. I remember when it first dropped online, then it went missing for a long time (at least for me) until I found it about a year ago. It plays fantastic, my main issue though is there are no throws. I'm going to take a crack at editing it myself. Maybe I can implement throws and maybe Guy and Haggar if possible.
I would be interested in a video about MUGEN. I used to make MUGEN characters and stages back in the early 2000s. I made a few CGI Transformer characters and actually got college credit for it! (I was studying computer animation and computer programming / computer science. I do computer programming professionally to this day, but never used the CGI/animation stuff, so my knowledge there is way out of date.) I also made a Kenshiro from Fist of the North Star with sprites ripped from the terrible Hokuto no Ken 7 Super Famicom fighting game, giving him extra moves and voice samples from Akira Kamiya, his official voice actor, which the SFC game didn't use for some reason. (Then some Italian guy asked me if he could make new sprites and I said he could. I don't know what ever became of that.) And since then, that Fist of the North Star arcade fighting game was released, so my "improved" SFC character became unnecessary.
At one point, the people making MUGEN announced they were switching platforms to Linux but would eventually release a Windows version, too. I waited for this Windows version for a long time but then I just kind of forgot about MUGEN. By the time I'd learned that an updated Windows had actually been released it was decades later and I no longer had enough free time to work on characters. I doubt the MUGEN related websites I used to visit even exist anymore.
I'll have to see if any of that stuff I did has survived. I might have it on some old hard drives or burned CDs, assuming they're still readable. If I did find them, I don't think they'd even be compatible with the current version of MUGEN, but someone might be able to do something with the graphics, sounds, etc, or figure out how to convert them.
Yes!!! Video on MUGEN, Top Hat Gaming Man!
Same i lear to program thank to MUGEN
Yes great idea fam I was thinking about how Mugen is created several days ago. I've seen some incredibly wild hype-inducing Mugen videos on this platform like 4 on 4 CPU battles. Someone took the sprites of TMNT arcade beat'em ups and faced them off against the shotos of Street Fighter.
Definitely needs to be done, yeah. Did you know that MUGEN was originally a run and gun shooter (a la Contra or Metal Slug) engine before fighting games took precedence? Sounds an awful lot like the NeoGeo's library...
Im not even sure what mugen is, but for some reason it does ring a bell somewhere in my head
I would love to see the game completely built using alpha sprites. Most of the characters did have them.
alpha is a remake of sf1
@@marcosdheleno Incorrect, the Alpha series takes place after SF1.
@@NAzo. yeah, i said that later in the response, its a bit down in the comment.
i also explained that i remember back when it was released talks about how alpha was meant to be a remake of the original.
@@marcosdheleno it had different characters though
There exists they call it Street Fighter King of the hill
The timing of this is crazy for me. I literally just installed the 30th Anniversary collection and started with the 1st game for the nostalgia. I'm about to download this fan remake right now!
I grew up liking the OG arcade game as a kid and always wanted to pick Joe, but that wasn't the case back then. Glad they fixed the controlling at least.
I always loved this game. I am glad they fixed the controls, FINALLY!
The streets in Mexico were crazy with arcades at that time, one on every corner it seemed like. And they were awesome, they had a huge collection of games. I often wondered what that experience in Japan was. Would've been cool to play this game went it first hit.
Why Capcom has never thought about remaking Street Fighter 1 into the game it should've been is truly beyond me. The potential's right there!
Closest thing is the Arcade mode in SF5
I kinda hope some of the classic sf1 characters make it into sf6 (i think the characters were already leaked and I didn’t notice any of them in but hey maybe they’ll be in the turbo version or something lmao)
There's a Brutal: Paws of Fury Mugen remake from around the same time period as Street Fighter, but I don't think it was ported to WinMugen. As a sidenote, you should try Art of Fury, it's great.
Damn....You know it's cool when Justin Whang supports a Top Hat episode 👌
Thanks for the support and promotion bro ❤️
It would be funny if a competitive scene developed for this game. I wonder what tiers the characters fall into.
I think the reason no one talks about it is cause no one really cares about SF1. I always assumed if anyone had done a SF1 fan game they'd base it on the Alpha series since that was meant as a bridge between 1 & 2, and 7 of the 12 characters of 1 are in it already. But this is still pretty cool
Thank you for reviewing this. I’ve always had a soft spot for SF1 and actually owned Fighting Street years ago but it was too brutal trying to play it. Need to find this version and revisit and give it a try haas it looks so good.
This is awesome. Yes, a video overview of this MUGEN app would be interesting.
If I were Capcom, I would reward the developers of this remake. They should financially reward him and use this version as the default version on compilations.
Simmilar to how capcom rewarded the guys behind Street Fighter X Megaman when it first came out.
@@blok--head7472 That's because the creators of that game showed the half finished build to Capcom staff members, which led them to get funded.
It's not that the special moves required "special precision" to be pulled, it's that they worked different.
Street Fighter registers your inputs in a different way than how modern games do, the attacks are performed not at the push of the button, but at the RELEASE, that is very important. If you have a copy of the game try it, hold the punch button and nothing will happen until you release it. This is a relic from the days of the original arcade machine that had pressure sensitive buttons.
Because of this, if you want to pull a hadouken you have to hold the punch button, then perform the move (↓↘→) and release the button. Voila, hadouken.
Thank you i'm definitely going to try now 👍.
I grew up playing Street Fighter in arcades, and you are absolutely correct. The timing of your specific attack depends on the release of the button. I played the "6 button" cabinet (never played the infamous pressure-point giant 2 button cabinet) After many months (and quarters) of playing against both the CPU and human opponents, I mastered Ryu/Ken's special moves. Still was far more difficult than mastering them in SF2.
@@19zach75 I personally always found it very difficult to fight against normals in that game, specially jumping normals were so fast and spameable that made them very trycky to fight. It's nice to see another fossil spreading old knowledge for the new generations lol.
Making fighters for MUGEN, learning about hitboxes, ripping sprites… so good.
I love this game. I can finally play as the original SF kickboxer: Joe! "OK BABY!"
So glad you are talking about this. Was just looking up Street Fighter 1 remakes the other day so this is one hell of an coincidence.
5:45 I'm pretty sure that is not Mugen, but OpenBOR, which I think might have been covered in an older video. Not sure. But it's the beat em up version of Mugen. Edit: Nevermind I remember playing Ryu in a hacked Sega Genesis Rom of Streets Of Rage 2 with Street Fighter characters.
This is what I love about MUGEN. People could actually fix some historically bad fighting games into something that is actually decent and fun to play.
To bad we'll never see Mike, Joe, Retsu, Lee and Geki playable in a Street Fighter game they not forgotten but are irrelevant Lee and Geki are dead in canon.
Yo what happened to Geki
Mike is in SFV
@@someguy2315 The Geki clan are returning as Rivals to the Bushin
*too
@@someguy2315 There is a Geki II so fans believe the original Geki is dead.
Another great video. Look at how wonderful you and your wife are…. Making great games like this known to those of us who would never have heard of such brilliant games.
You two are truly a Dynamic Duo. Batman and Robin have nothing on Top Hat and Lady Decade!
This is how the game should've been done a year after its initial release because it grew in popularity just like in SFII Champion Edition 👊
MUGEN makes everything better. Because fans know what they want in their games.
It really does.
@@NAzo. RAN RAN RU!!!
MUGEN is trash
Moo-geh-n is how it's pronounced, Japanese for "Unlimited" or "Infinity". It was fun to mess with back in the day, my favorite stage we made was using the Final Fight train car. Good times.
What strength! But don't forget there are many guys like you all over the world.
Thank you!! Instantly played
Does anyone else think of Sreetfighter 2 as the Beatles of beat em ups and Mortal Kombat as the Rolling Stones?
There were fighting games before but then Streetfighter 2 came along and fused all the best bits together, exponentially added more and moved the whole genre forward and influenced everything since.
Mortal Kombat then came along with long hair, Death moves and Keith Richards dressed as Scorpion.
What a time to be alive 🙂
That must make Fatal Fury/KoF as the Kinks. :P
So Fighter's History is the Monkees heh.
@@Lastjustice would you say that Virtua Figter were Kraftwerk?
I never thought this day would come.
Hopefully CAPCOM will get a clue and Geki will appear in a new SF.
I always liked the first street fighter. Mostly because it was the first in the series and I used to play it at my local 7 11 when I was a teenager. This updated version looks great. I only wish I could get it for my Xbox one
It cannot be overstated just how much this remake breathes new life into this classic game. As a child of the 80s and 90s, I remember when this first appeared in arcades and on Turbografx CD. This remake retains an authentic retro feel (in all the right ways) while modernizing it just enough to ensure you don’t go mad trying to relive past glories. A definite must-try for any fighting game fan. Thanks, Top Hat Gaming Man, for your coverage of this hidden gem!
theres also another remake of sf1 called street fighter 1 plus plus that might also be worth checking out.
This game would be perfect as a physical release on the SNES. SOMEONE PLEASE MAKE IT HAPPEN 🙏🏻
SNES 😂😂. If Capcom made it they would charge full price. As far as a physical release of a MUGEN game on a Game system that's never gonna happen. (There is MUGEN on modded PS3 but you have to do all the work. Plus it's confusing.)
They should've added Dan's Father. The person whom, gave Sagat his eye patch.
I like the reference of Ryu being a "white palette swap of Red Ken."😂
oh Mugen, i cant believe how many hours of my life i spent making characters for it... and remains unfinished
It'll be interesting seeing a talk about Mugen, sure we get ridiculous and OP edits, but I've seen dedicated fans making awesome fan games, TMNT X JL, Hyper DBZ, etc.
I have the collection on the Switch and gawd I forgot how bad the game was. 😂
Capcom should get this version and push it out as an update.
Back in 87 when I played this in the Arcades we called the Dragon punch Bravo once you got the feel of the stick and touch on the button I could Dragon punch all the way across the screen it was tough to master but when you did oh boy many a coin placed on a Saturday afternoon.
your wife channel is amazing also they didn't fix it they un-jank it
I was surprised when Street Fighter 2 came out and I saw pictures of the original. I had actually played the first Street Fighter in the arcades and it was utterly forgettable. I'm still not sure why Capcom decided to make a sequel to it, but it paid off.
They made a sequel because Final Fight was such a success
About Street Fighter 2: It has 6 versions: World Warrior, Champion Edition, Turbo, Super, Super Turbo and Hyper.
And about the original Street Fighter 1 terrible gameplay, it had punch pads instead of buttons. They worked at negative stance on the code for special moves. When Capcom released the traditional button arcade, they FORGOT to change the code, so, for a Hadouken for example, instead of the traditional down, down/forward, forward and punch, you had to hold punch, down, down/forward, forward and release the punch button. If you do this, the special moves work flawlesly, this is why many people suffer to do special moves on SF1, because there's an error in the code...!
And one opinion: Capcom should make a Street Fighter 1 Champion Edition, with the original graphics, but with polished gameplay, all characters being available to select, remade voices, and an ending screen for all characters, and put this version in any of their thousands of collections. But I guess they very busy today, doing another boring remake of some Resident Evil game...
So... they turned it into SF II? Or more like one of the "Alpha" games, with all the super moves.
How... innovative?
Either way, very well done for a fan project without any funding or financial backing of any kind.
It still doesn't cease to amaze me, what we fans can do to and with our beloved old games!
I played this at the boys and girls club summer camp when I was younger.
Now this is definitely what I and the the angry video game nerd would call streetfighter the good edition.
It’s to bad Capcom couldn’t be bothered. This is impressive! As a Street fighter fan I’m amazed I’ve never heard of this remake. Thanks for covering this!
I knew there had to be a fan who got a hold of this game and made it playable
I wish someone did this with fighting games from the 90s. I feel like Shaq Fu and Eternal Champions might have been great games if not for the terrible controls. And maybe that robot game (Rise of the Robots?)
Shaq Fu is an interesting case because to make it play better you'd have to make it look worse. A lot of people mistake the excessive animation frames for lag.
i always liked playing the first street fighter back in '87
I can't believe you top hat gaming man :o!! White pallet swap Ken really lol.. I think it's the other way around lol. Now I know who your favorite character must be lol!!
They made street fighter 1 the good edition
After seeing the awesome looking sf6 the other day I put the sf classics disc in to relive the old days and obviously starting with sf I quickly remembered how bloody unplayable it really is 😡 I'm not new to sf but just pulling off dragon punch and hurricane kick left my fingers numb! 😂
Early chip shop memory, The original is so unique feeling, dunno if id change it tbh. And that distorted speech, love it
Lol!! The distorted speech!! Took me ages to figure out ryu were saying haduken instead of haduseff!! 😂😂😂😂
As a kid I found the distorted speech samples kind of creepy. haha
Wow, I never knew this existed! Thanks for sharing this! It's absolutely amazing!
I actually saw an SF I arcade machine in 94 when i visited Mallorca. It was pretty uncommon back then.
Omg 4:05 ......those giant buttons! I remember seeing the original Street fighter game with those two giant buttons when I was very young at an arcade but it's such a distant and strange memory that I honestly thought.....maybe I was just imagining it or confused. I'm glad that this video confirmed my strange, old memory from childhood lol
I always wanted this remake yet never knew it actually existed!
Wow that looks great I couldn’t play the original it wasn’t anything like the refined controls of what followed it
I just tagged your video on Twitter for Ernesto button check,Maximilian,Justin Wong,rizzy.
And I hope I can play this fan remake once I buy a pc someday in the future.
I liked the original back in the day. Difficult, but cool characters. Thus upgrade is awesome. Greta vid. Thanks man
Never got the love for SF1 as games like IK came out years earlier on home computers. SF2 deserves all the kudos though as it finally was a ground breaking arcade fighter.
NEAT! Thanks for this! I’ll check it out
"OOOOHRIGHT!" 💪🕹, that audio was horrible 😂😂
Okay but why does the realistic version of Ryu on the cover art look like Matthew Lillard?
LIKE ZOINKS SCOOB IM GONNA SHORYUKEN!!
Capcom did not fix anything, fans just made a Mugen game...
only on mugen? or is there a version i can add to my collection
I knew this game for years. It's mainly known here in Brazil, as many brazillian TH-cam channels also cover this game. I would love to see more mainstream TH-camrs for the Us and Europe playing tjis game, such as Maximilian dood, to see what they think about it.
Fantasy strike is another game that has the same issue. Even tho it's a recent game, I see almost zero coverao of this game online.
This one is really interesting coz I had no idea about it. Thanks THGM 🏆
I loved the Street Fighter arcade machine at my local convenience store.
Can you actually create side scrolling Beat Em Ups within MUGEN as well? That seems like it would be an amazing addition to the software & not that hard to implement either.
I have an original cabinet, the music sounds great it's in stereo while Streetfighter 2 was in mono till Super Street Fighter 2. I like how the original machine plays can't imagine how it would play with a gamepad
Is top hat still doing the street fighter character videos? Id like to see one on twelve, oro, Q, and Seth
Yes, definitely need that stand-alone mugen video
Where can I find a rom for this?
Is this version possibly on pandora?
I enjoy the Avengers vs. X-Men game made by Infinity MUGEN team. Maybe because it's one I can beat, but also because I think it's done pretty well.
I've seen videos about this fan game & I thought it was fantastic 👍. I am surprised that Capcom, "The Reboot Master", hasn't remade this game. It feels like they are embarrassed by it
[5:44] I played this 1 right yonder here... 2 OF MY FAVORITE GAMES PUT TOGETHER ❤ 🙌🏼 💙!!! YES LORD..THANK YA JESUS!!!!
It's a rare case of something being very important even if the product itself wasn't all that great. Like Harmageddon/Genma Wars. That movie established a lot of anime tropes/cliches for years to come, but the movie itself has serious pacing issues given it was based off of a long-running series.
Very nice information & Excellent source material.
As an indie game dev... can tell you one thing, it is not easy programming sprites to interact with one another... Street Fighter has come a loooong way.... a lot of programming has gone into the progress of the Street Fighter series: Shin., Marina, Macchan, Ecchro!!
Aaahhhh now I remember you. You're the Chun-li KWiPEYO guy
Always a pleasure to watch. Great job, Big Daddy 👍
Link ?
lol am i the only one who liked the game better when it was just a prototype for what was to come later? i legit enjoy street fighter 1 for its historical value. not saying this stuff invalidates that at all but i feel sad that people say its a "bad game". its just the posterchild of games that havent aged well, but at the time it was cutting-edge and a great time with friends.
The main issue was the missing art frames of the characters , slow and suddenly fast on attack which made it wierd
where can i get this?
A Side Scrolling Beat ‘Em Up with Ryu, That’s Cool 👍🏻
Thank you for this review you really did a great job
I have 3 criticisms for that remake:
1. The damage system is wayyy too low. The fights end up being a little too long.
2. No defeated character portraits like the original version.
3. No mini-games in between fights like the original version.
It's a FAN dev ROM HACK mod of the arcade and does not run on real hardware, it is not a real "remake"... sheesh.
@@apollosungod2819 Watch the video. Its not a rom hack, its MUGEN.
Agreed, it can't be denied that SF1 is objectively a bad game, but one thing I do like about it is how strong specials are.
The thing about SF specials was that it was almost impossible to pull them off because the CPU flat out refused to correctly read joystick input most of the time, making a well-timed Dragon Punch a matter of luck, not skill. This issue was addressed in SF2, as a result, easy special moves like the Fireball were substantially nerfed in power.
@@apollosungod2819 its Mugen and not a arcade hack first of all lol
I never knew this existed! This is awesome. I gotta find it and play it ASAP
Very nice! Ssssoooo...where do I get it?