It's funny because yesterday my sister was watching a video that mentioned her, and she said: "Who is Kylie Minoog? (yes, she said it like that)" Being that one of my sister's favorite characters in gaming is Cammy, I was disappointed she didn't know her and gave her the facts. Though, to be fair, I wouldn't expect her or anyone to actually watch this movie. lol
I remembered playing this game in the arcades back in the day, while there was still a long line for Kof 96 and 97... Since I'm feeling nostalgic, let me say Kylie Minogue + MTV + puberty = Awesome time!
He was dying of cancer ( if I recall correctly) so he promised his son he'd do it because he knew his son loved the video games.. True father material. R.I.P ❤🤘
Dont forget Jackie Chan Fist of Fire by Kaneko for arcades which came out the same year and was developed during the filming of his race car movie Thunderbolt
Sadly, Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game didn’t have the late great Raul Julia reprise his role as Bison here. Also, it had Akuma who wasn’t in the movie in the game
Joshua Carino you had to do a code to use him. Plus I wouldn’t know how to fit Akuma of all people, into the movie. Would be interesting but way too tricky, considering his personality and all 😅
@@hobboskins8591 The sad story was, Raul knew he had maybe one last movie before the cancer that killed him would do so. He then took the scripts to his kids, and asked them which one would be the movie to do. Since they were video game fans, they chose "Street FighterL The Movie." Raul gave his all to M. Bison, and you can imagine even the leader of Shadooloo/Shadowlaw gave Raul props on passing.
They should have made Sawada in the later Street Fighter games in 2019...he would have been a really sick Asian version of Guile Just imagine a quick backflip leading to a combo string. Why Capcom..why? 😞
I recently discovered your channel, and this vid got you a sub. I LOVE videos that shine a light on these games. They always seemed so weird to me and I always wanted to try! I was so pissed they weren’t on the 30th Anniversary Collection! Hahaha!
Rented it for the saturn from blockbuster back in the day, remember it felt janky which was unnaccptable for a 2D fighter on that machine. That being said, fighters megamix blew me away away just for the sheer amount of content, ahhh pre DLC days...
I keep forgetting the actress that played Chun Li in this movie is the same one that played Mulan. Then again, i never actually watched the film and just watched clips of M. Bison here and there.
Yeah, back then when the Saturn and PS just came out, the fighting fans were itching for a Street Fighter or even SF style game on the consoles. This game quenched that thirst for a while, until Street Fighter Alpha, X-Men:Children of the Atom and Darkstalkers/Night Warriors showed up. After those games and others showed up these were hardly revisited...there are probably a lot of pristine SF:The Movie discs out there.
I never owned or even played any version of this game. However, I remember around 1997-98?, I had a Game Informer magazine. Which showed a well detailed move list, combos list, and super moves, of each character on the Sega Saturn version. I musta been 11 or 12 years old. It had several pages with many great detailed screen shots, which at the time looked impressive. I dreamed of finding the game for a couple years, but just never could get my hands on it. I always had my face smothered in that magazine, drooling over the screens shots. I took that magazine everywhere, to hell and back, until it was crispy and wrinkly. I'll tell ya, even tho I never played it, HOLY CRAP, is it nostalgic to me. Just based on that nostalgia alone, I think it'd be worth playing for fun.
They need to add her to every MK MUGEN compilation just FFS. Also, Van Damme. After all, he was originally the model for Johnny Cage, but chose to play in Street Fighter: the Movie instead. But even as Guilde, having him in Mortal Kombat is nice.
4:05 hey, that's the power rangers theme!?!?!! like, seriously, just interrupting it a couple times with weird breaks and they thought no one would notice?
When it comes to that epic intro to the arcade game, its funny how the rest of the characters are doing something bad ass in the motion videos yet Sagat gets punched in the face.
Omg I can’t believe I missed this post! Thanks for the awesome video. I only had the faintest memory of it existing, to the point I thought it was just some random dream when I was a kid lol.
I had this back on the Saturn, at the time I think it was because I couldnt get an SF game on the SAT, and I remember it being ok, me and friends playing a good few hours out of it until the Alphas popped up.. One Ive never seen in action and only heard of in the last few years, I hope you will cover is the Streef Fighter Anime movie Game. I think it was exclusive to PSX
I had no idea Akuma was in this game, considering he wasn't in the movie. Also as cheesy as it was, i legit loved Ming Na as Chun Li. The actress for Cammy also looked great.
I always liked fighting games with air juggles, so I was a fan of the arcade version... never understood why people hated it so much. It's certainly not a Mortal Kombat knockoff; it kind of looks similar, but doesn't play anything like MK. A friend of mine had the Saturn version, which was slower than the arcade version, and played nothing like it. I was really bummed about that.
yeah the PS1/Saturn versions were pointless because they were just a palette swap for SF II Turbo. Just like how Dragonball Evolution on PSP was nothing more than a skin swap of Dragon Ball Z Shin Budokai for PSP. So just like that game, at that point, you might as well play the original game then. Especially since the PS1/Saturn version had poorer framerate at that. The arcade version is completely different which then makes it unique; plus it had superior framerate.
I still want to try it out just to say I've tried it. I'm glad to know that there is a difference from the arcade to home console versions. I'm going to check Amazon & E-bay to see if there's a version I can get on the cheap since it isn't "that good". Thanks for the review. I've never heard anyone talk about it & I don't recall ever seeing it in stores. Only Blockbuster where it was always rented out.
@@muhammedraashid3667 Yeah, the Playstation was abbreviated as PSX by much of the media at the time, to me PS1 is the rounded off PSOne Sony released sometime after, and the PS2-based PSX multimedia device came oout much later and never left Japan.
Street Fighter: The Movie (Arcade) is a Speedrunner's Go To option, based on my experience with it, the amount you can do with its Combo Stacking is more than enough to deliver phenomenal results from a Showcasing perspective and this is why it is a fan favourite of the TAS community in recent years; what I presently don't know about the Saturn and PSX version is whether or not its engine benefits from a CPU Overclock of the console, wishfully doing so will reduce some of the issues with Slowdown that these builds had (if not Coding Optimizations, if that can alternatively be done in a mod) and allow for an experience that is more on par with the Panasonic and Dreamcast versions of Super Turbo, the Home Edition of SF: TM definitely deserves the uplift after all these years and wishfully somebody out there has managed to improve upon it outside of what we've seen in the Mugen scene thus far (see how these characters function in Mortal Kombat: New Era for better clarity).
Agree. The game is quite memorable for many. The new moves looked so sharp and blew my mind as a kid back then. Chun Li's super is like a homage to the "Black Dragon Wave" from Yu Yu Hakusyo, which was really popular at that time. 80s and 90s were the best.
Since the movie is more based on the America Street Fighter cartoon series it's:Street Fighter: The game, that is based on a movie that is based on a cartoon that is based on a game.
I like to play the arcade game on my stream from time to time, explaining the history of the game and some fun little easter eggs that not many know of, like making the people standing guard in the background of the AN stage explode by pressing LP LK LK LP.
Years ago my friend rented this from Blackbuster. When we played it, the whole screen had a green tint to it. It was like someone had out a green screen over it. For years I thought this was how the game actually was supposed to look. But then I realised it was just a defect or something...
imyanigmw I know there are people out there that like it, but the ones I’ve spoken to never really played Street Fighter as a kid. They don’t understand why I hated it when it came out.
Growing up as an avid street fighter fan in the 90s, the movie was a dream come true. I think Van Damme playing Guile was a no brainers back then and as a 13 year didnt care how others perceived that movie. The Street Fighter movement was at its highest at the time and I'm simply glad I was too young to hate this movie, lol.
Do a review on "Street Fighter II Movie" game for Playstation / Saturn. It was an adventure / fighting game based on the animated movie not the live action one
I wonder how far you can extend those combos and juggles? I like the air to air and the fact you can tech the throw tech. I'd be interested to try the arcade version, not sure I'm interested in the ports. Thanks for another great video.
I started playing Street Fighter II: The World Warrior in the arcade in 1991 when I was 16, and it quickly became one of my all-time favorite video games. I was still playing Street Fighter games regularly in 1994 when the movie came out, and went to see it in the theater. I thought the movie was okay. After the movie I went to Space Port in the Bangor Mall to play Street Fighter and they had Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game there. It was terrible. It felt nothing like a Street Fighter game, and that's the only time I ever played it in the arcade. Many years later I tried it again in MAME but it was just as bad as I remembered.
I feel like I'm the only person in the world who played this in the arcade back in da day. It didn't hold my interest super long but I did play it. I stopped when I figured out akuma has a strong Tatsu infinite. But still I didn't think this game was absolutely terrible. Even then I enjoyed myself playing it. But it doesn't feel like Street Fighter, that much be true. It's like a weird Street Fighter/ Mortal Kombat hybrid, not Just because of the digitized fighters, but the gameplay itself feels like it has early Moral Kombat's jankiness (you know what I mean. High punch spam ftw!) Mixed with some of Street Fighters incredible precision (combos, cancels, reversals, and all those mechanics that give the game its incredible balance for which we praise it). Its a really funky mix and hard to describe to a person who only knows modern fighters. The amount of incredible jank we were forced to deal with in some games...you guys can't even imagine.
Don't know if it was mentioned yet, the actor who played T. Hawk, Gregg Rainwater, got paid his portion of his contract to begin filming frames for the game, but he kept the money and never showed up. I like this game. While choppy, the Saturn version has some nostalgia value for me, because I am a huge fan of the movie
I don’t know about the UK, but in the US, unless you had a 3DO or a good PC, this was the closest thing you could get to having SSF2T on a home console. I had the Saturn version. This might have been the first title that really showed how much of a 2D powerhouse the Saturn was as compared to the PSOne
I rented a sega Saturn and this game once while on vacation in Florida visiting my mom when I was 13 years old. I couldn’t believe how good the graphics were and I was extremely excited to get to play as Jean Claude Van Damme
I've never seen the arcade version before. It looks pretty damn nice for the time it was launched and the animation is also very smooth. The consoles port however are pretty bad.
Ok so Arcade Edition is all sorts of wild. It's actually a ton of fun to play. My pals and I run tournaments for it semi- regularly. There's some surprising depth in it.
Kylie Minogue in the role of Cammy, when you are a teenager you do not need more motivation to spend some coins in this game despite the terrible game system. Por cierto Kylie con ese trajecito y toda aceitada, caray ,que hermosa se ve.
You really need to do a video on *Dong Dong Never Die* It looks insanely fun to play, and had me literally laughing out loud at the brilliant digitised characters and mind blowing special moves. Honest Mr Top Hat look into it!
Eesh....I remember back, probably in 1996 when I found a PC set Capcom was offering. It had a copy of Super Street Fighter 2 (with Mega Man 1 and 3), a cheap-feeling six-button controller and a VHS copy of Street Fighter the Movie. Marked down to $4.99. Pretty much all I ended up using was the controller; the game wasn't that good on my PC (with Mega Man 1 and 3 being particularly horrible), and the less said about the Movie, the better. However, I still own Street Fighter the Move the Game for my Saturn. And I have to say, while it wasn't all that great a Street Fighter game, as a regular old fighting game I had fun with it.
Its a blast from the past. B-movie, but fun even so. Including the Godzilla spoof. The games (psx one esp) didn't appeal, though I never knew of the arcade one. Actually am a little interested in playing that one.
I never knew the home version was not a port. Main reason being I played the home version at the time and it destroyed any further interest I had in the game. Good video.
I have always been surprised that Capcom, to my knowledge at least, has never tried to make a canon adaption Sawada, even as just a non-playable character.
The Arcade game was severely underrated it played differently enough to make it worth playing unlike the console versions that was like a worse version of SSF2T
I remember when the movie was in the theater and when I saw the game in the arcade. Both were rock bottom terrible. The one thing I remember was how awful the controls were even in the arcade. It didn't last long in the arcade as I literally never saw anyone playing it and instead playing sf2 turbo which was right on the other side.
Kylie Minogue as Cammy and the chick that played Chun-Li were fucking hot back then. I’m pretty sure I cranked it on the regular to the promo shots of them in game magazines back then. The guy that played Ryu is in the new Netflix show Wu Assassins. Doesn’t seem to have aged much.
I actually thought you were being sarcastic when talking about the opening sequence lol That sagat bit where he gets sucker punched loool way to introduce a massive legacy character haha
I played this on the PS1 in about 96, even in the early days of that generation I remember thinking this was a dated mess and my mates only played it for a laugh before going back to better games. Never knew arcade version was different though
I remember being super stoked to see Ming-Na Wen play Chun Li. She was kind of a big deal at the time with The Joy Luck Club. If only they gave Jean-Claude Van Damme Guile's hair I think this movie would have been a hit. Jk
![TEEDEE TADA - DIAMOND NARAKORN X LEGO LYKN [Special Dance Performance]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QgtZedFeumA/mqdefault.jpg)
I never knew until like 2 weeks ago that the same actress who played Chun Li is also Agent Mei in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
That red dress 😍
She is also Mulan
Agent May is a badass on that show
And she was better looming in Shield. That woman is fricken gorgeous
And in the Mando
This game is still one of my favorites. It's still in my Saturn lol
Who wouldn't want to play a fighting game with Gomez Adams AND Mulan ?
What really hurt this game was the awful movie
5:39 those oiled Kylie Minogue legs 🤤 hngggg
The Finger Of Scorn Oh yeah, we know, we all know... hmmmmmmm
@@leecroft1983 men of culture I see.
Hello Nurse!
It's funny because yesterday my sister was watching a video that mentioned her, and she said: "Who is Kylie Minoog? (yes, she said it like that)" Being that one of my sister's favorite characters in gaming is Cammy, I was disappointed she didn't know her and gave her the facts. Though, to be fair, I wouldn't expect her or anyone to actually watch this movie. lol
Bruh
This is the reason why I am going to get the playstation version
I remembered playing this game in the arcades back in the day, while there was still a long line for Kof 96 and 97... Since I'm feeling nostalgic, let me say Kylie Minogue + MTV + puberty = Awesome time!
Interesting fact: Incredible Technologies HQ is LITERALLY across the street from Midways HQ ( I wonder if that’s the reason Capcom picked them )
THey were also the guys responsible for such MK ripoffs as Time Killers and Bloodstorm.
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(Capcom Failed Wit Their Version Of SF Da Movie Except 4
It's Music N Certain Stages)
Don't forget Golden Tee Golf.
I could be mistaken but somewhere I read that Raul Julia did this movie because his son was a Street Fighter fan.
true
He actually did do the movie for his son
His son must be very sad about that hahaha
@@ReddFoxx1562 no, his son must be sad because his dad died after making this movie
He was dying of cancer ( if I recall correctly) so he promised his son he'd do it because he knew his son loved the video games.. True father material. R.I.P ❤🤘
I always loved Sagat's introduction clip in the arcade attract mode, it's him getting slugged in the face by Ken. Guess they didn't like him, eh?
Yamcha!
I think the fact we get Van Damme and Kylie Monogue in MUGEN and can even do fatalities on them was totally worth it)))
Dont forget Jackie Chan Fist of Fire by Kaneko for arcades which came out the same year and was developed during the filming of his race car movie Thunderbolt
What day in August 1995 were they released? Because to me, it was a Tuesday.
Any game that has Kylie Minogue in that outfit can't be all bad.
Exactly! Its impossible 😁
True thats Kyle. Shes gorgeus
That iconic Cammy back shot winning pose.
They used a double for most of the game 😂
Anybody know where to get those behind the scenes photos of Kylie in good quality? Asking for a friend... ;P
This game is no way as bad as the reviews make out.
Yes!
agreed
Sadly, Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game didn’t have the late great Raul Julia reprise his role as Bison here. Also, it had Akuma who wasn’t in the movie in the game
Joshua Carino you had to do a code to use him. Plus I wouldn’t know how to fit Akuma of all people, into the movie. Would be interesting but way too tricky, considering his personality and all 😅
Street fighter the movie the game & akuma
DJ BANZAI It’s not like they took personality into consideration with many characters too much in the film really is it?
Joshua Carino Raul Julia, rest in peace. It was a sad day for all of us when he died, however, for him it was tuesday.
@@hobboskins8591 The sad story was, Raul knew he had maybe one last movie before the cancer that killed him would do so. He then took the scripts to his kids, and asked them which one would be the movie to do. Since they were video game fans, they chose "Street FighterL The Movie." Raul gave his all to M. Bison, and you can imagine even the leader of Shadooloo/Shadowlaw gave Raul props on passing.
"You got paid?"
The best thing about the the movie and the game for was Raul Julia's Bison and Kylie Minogue's Cammy. 😁
Zangief at least looked fairly accurate.
Don't forget the hidden gem. Ernie Reyes Jr as Akuma.
Plus the greatest speech of all time delivered by Van Damme.
Would have been nice if Sagat was that Tong Po character from Kick Boxer.
They should have made Sawada in the later Street Fighter games in 2019...he would have been a really sick Asian version of Guile
Just imagine a quick backflip leading to a combo string.
Why Capcom..why? 😞
I recently discovered your channel, and this vid got you a sub. I LOVE videos that shine a light on these games. They always seemed so weird to me and I always wanted to try! I was so pissed they weren’t on the 30th Anniversary Collection! Hahaha!
I love how he always says “YEAAAAHHHHHHHH” in the intro 😆
Too bad he didn't say 'OF COURSE'. That would've been cool.
For some reason, it reminds me of the Angry Video Game Nerd.
I would like to see a documentary on the Ranma 1/2 games.
Rented it for the saturn from blockbuster back in the day, remember it felt janky which was unnaccptable for a 2D fighter on that machine. That being said, fighters megamix blew me away away just for the sheer amount of content, ahhh pre DLC days...
Terry Lodge Was Fighters Megamix the game in which you could fight as a Daytona car?
@@hobboskins8591 Yes. They had Virtua Fighter characters, Fighting Vipers, some Sonic the Fighters, and a some Sega easter egg characters.
Wish they would come out with a hd remastered already.
They should make the remastered version for the PS4.
They wouldn't be able to do it and have the same actors though. Unless the original photos were really high quality.
The same actor/actress already older lol
I keep forgetting the actress that played Chun Li in this movie is the same one that played Mulan. Then again, i never actually watched the film and just watched clips of M. Bison here and there.
It's not THAT bad, just average 90s action flick. The best Street Fighter movie adaptation, however, is in City Hunter with Jackie Chan.
She is also Agent May in Agents of Shield
I actually liked this game when I got it for Christmas on the sega Saturn you can do some insane broken combos with Akuma
Infinite Tatsu combo in the corner 😂
Yeah, back then when the Saturn and PS just came out, the fighting fans were itching for a Street Fighter or even SF style game on the consoles. This game quenched that thirst for a while, until Street Fighter Alpha, X-Men:Children of the Atom and Darkstalkers/Night Warriors showed up. After those games and others showed up these were hardly revisited...there are probably a lot of pristine SF:The Movie discs out there.
Lazarus Hernandez still have mine mint from when I was a kid when I got alpha 2 me and my brother did not touch it again till we were adults
you could do even crazier combos in the arcade version
I never owned or even played any version of this game. However, I remember around 1997-98?, I had a Game Informer magazine. Which showed a well detailed move list, combos list, and super moves, of each character on the Sega Saturn version. I musta been 11 or 12 years old. It had several pages with many great detailed screen shots, which at the time looked impressive. I dreamed of finding the game for a couple years, but just never could get my hands on it. I always had my face smothered in that magazine, drooling over the screens shots. I took that magazine everywhere, to hell and back, until it was crispy and wrinkly. I'll tell ya, even tho I never played it, HOLY CRAP, is it nostalgic to me. Just based on that nostalgia alone, I think it'd be worth playing for fun.
Worth it for Kylie.
They need to add her to every MK MUGEN compilation just FFS. Also, Van Damme. After all, he was originally the model for Johnny Cage, but chose to play in Street Fighter: the Movie instead. But even as Guilde, having him in Mortal Kombat is nice.
LOL, you leg beast
4:05 hey, that's the power rangers theme!?!?!! like, seriously, just interrupting it a couple times with weird breaks and they thought no one would notice?
When it comes to that epic intro to the arcade game, its funny how the rest of the characters are doing something bad ass in the motion videos yet Sagat gets punched in the face.
OF COURSE!
I'm sure that will fit in somewhere.
@@Nov-5062 We have Doug Walker to thank for that becoming a meme.
Omg I can’t believe I missed this post! Thanks for the awesome video. I only had the faintest memory of it existing, to the point I thought it was just some random dream when I was a kid lol.
The only time I saw the arcade version of this was in the movie "Alaska" with Thora Birch.
That movie was how I found out about the game's existence.
I had this back on the Saturn, at the time I think it was because I couldnt get an SF game on the SAT, and I remember it being ok, me and friends playing a good few hours out of it until the Alphas popped up..
One Ive never seen in action and only heard of in the last few years, I hope you will cover is the Streef Fighter Anime movie Game. I think it was exclusive to PSX
I had no idea Akuma was in this game, considering he wasn't in the movie. Also as cheesy as it was, i legit loved Ming Na as Chun Li. The actress for Cammy also looked great.
The actor playing Akuma was the father of Ernie Reyes Jr who starred in The Last Dragon, Surf Ninja's and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
I like your idea on doing a documentary on the movies , I’d watch it.
I always liked fighting games with air juggles, so I was a fan of the arcade version... never understood why people hated it so much. It's certainly not a Mortal Kombat knockoff; it kind of looks similar, but doesn't play anything like MK.
A friend of mine had the Saturn version, which was slower than the arcade version, and played nothing like it. I was really bummed about that.
yeah the PS1/Saturn versions were pointless because they were just a palette swap for SF II Turbo. Just like how Dragonball Evolution on PSP was nothing more than a skin swap of Dragon Ball Z Shin Budokai for PSP. So just like that game, at that point, you might as well play the original game then. Especially since the PS1/Saturn version had poorer framerate at that. The arcade version is completely different which then makes it unique; plus it had superior framerate.
The dungeon stage with Cammy and E. Honda literally ripped off the final stage from Mortal Kombat 2
I still want to try it out just to say I've tried it. I'm glad to know that there is a difference from the arcade to home console versions. I'm going to check Amazon & E-bay to see if there's a version I can get on the cheap since it isn't "that good". Thanks for the review. I've never heard anyone talk about it & I don't recall ever seeing it in stores. Only Blockbuster where it was always rented out.
One thing you cant deny about this game, Kylie Minogue looks hot as fuck as Cammy.
I see what you did there ... "a bit of a rabbit hole" just as Chun-li appears on screen .... and I thank you ❤️
1:30 Sonya Blade action figure among Street Fighter action figures.
Since when did Blanka have a gun??
@@SONICBOOM1889 Since when was Blanka blue?
@@sipp4727 it must be his 2nd color
The japanese version in the arcades was awesome
I loved this game back in the day...if u never played it. Give it a try u mite b surprised
There was supposed to be a part 2 ...wait until the ending credits and u will see Bison's hand raise up through the rubble
I was able to play this in the arcades but really hated it, X-men vs street fighter took over around that time
I had this game for the PSX, It was actually kind of fun. It was Super Turbo with digitized graphics
PsX??
Woah! At least i met somebody who owns it online!
@@muhammedraashid3667 No its just what I call the PS1, its what all the gaming sites called it back in the day
@@JoeyJ0J0,Oh! I meant the multimedia console called 'PSX' made by sony!
@@muhammedraashid3667 Yeah, the Playstation was abbreviated as PSX by much of the media at the time, to me PS1 is the rounded off PSOne Sony released sometime after, and the PS2-based PSX multimedia device came oout much later and never left Japan.
The actress/pop singer that plays Cammy look exactly like the game.
For the Sega Saturn and PS1, I would avoid the Street Fighter: The Movie game and stick with Street Fighter Collection for the Saturn and the PS1.
Me too...
Street Fighter: The Movie (Arcade) is a Speedrunner's Go To option, based on my experience with it, the amount you can do with its Combo Stacking is more than enough to deliver phenomenal results from a Showcasing perspective and this is why it is a fan favourite of the TAS community in recent years; what I presently don't know about the Saturn and PSX version is whether or not its engine benefits from a CPU Overclock of the console, wishfully doing so will reduce some of the issues with Slowdown that these builds had (if not Coding Optimizations, if that can alternatively be done in a mod) and allow for an experience that is more on par with the Panasonic and Dreamcast versions of Super Turbo, the Home Edition of SF: TM definitely deserves the uplift after all these years and wishfully somebody out there has managed to improve upon it outside of what we've seen in the Mugen scene thus far (see how these characters function in Mortal Kombat: New Era for better clarity).
Just realised jean Claud has been in both a street fighter and mortal kombat game now
I remember this game, always wanted to play it, but never got the chance to.
Agree. The game is quite memorable for many. The new moves looked so sharp and blew my mind as a kid back then. Chun Li's super is like a homage to the "Black Dragon Wave" from Yu Yu Hakusyo, which was really popular at that time. 80s and 90s were the best.
Street Fighter: The game of the movie of the game.
Since the movie is more based on the America Street Fighter cartoon series it's:Street Fighter: The game, that is based on a movie that is based on a cartoon that is based on a game.
I like to play the arcade game on my stream from time to time, explaining the history of the game and some fun little easter eggs that not many know of, like making the people standing guard in the background of the AN stage explode by pressing LP LK LK LP.
'Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game' (OF COURSE!)
4:24 lmao, the way they introduced Sagat 🤣🤣
5:43 can we just appreciate how beautiful Cammys actress was? GORGEOUS!
Years ago my friend rented this from Blackbuster. When we played it, the whole screen had a green tint to it. It was like someone had out a green screen over it. For years I thought this was how the game actually was supposed to look. But then I realised it was just a defect or something...
i wouldnt say its a MK rip off... i want to believe that this was a first step of making MK vs SF back in the day...
This movie was wholly underated.
The game wasn't that bad, but the movie sure as hell was
imyanigmw I know there are people out there that like it, but the ones I’ve spoken to never really played Street Fighter as a kid. They don’t understand why I hated it when it came out.
Growing up as an avid street fighter fan in the 90s, the movie was a dream come true. I think Van Damme playing Guile was a no brainers back then and as a 13 year didnt care how others perceived that movie. The Street Fighter movement was at its highest at the time and I'm simply glad I was too young to hate this movie, lol.
Do a review on "Street Fighter II Movie" game for Playstation / Saturn. It was an adventure / fighting game based on the animated movie not the live action one
I wonder how far you can extend those combos and juggles? I like the air to air and the fact you can tech the throw tech. I'd be interested to try the arcade version, not sure I'm interested in the ports. Thanks for another great video.
They could make an anime of this game that is based on a movie that is based on a game.
There was a time when i found Top Hats "Yeeeeaaahhhh" a little creepy.. now I can't sleep without hearing it. Lol
One of your best videos sir.
Imo the arcade sftmtg is the missing link gameplay wise between super2turbo, alpha series and xmen children of the atom.
Street fighter the movie game needs a 2019 remake
At 6:03 Blade countered Ken's throw! That's pretty cool that there were throw counters.
Probably a question already asked but how much of your collection did you manage to keep after the move?
This game delivers the one thing it should. And for that we appreciate.
I don't know why but I absolutely love the SF movie and I've never figured out why.
I started playing Street Fighter II: The World Warrior in the arcade in 1991 when I was 16, and it quickly became one of my all-time favorite video games. I was still playing Street Fighter games regularly in 1994 when the movie came out, and went to see it in the theater. I thought the movie was okay. After the movie I went to Space Port in the Bangor Mall to play Street Fighter and they had Street Fighter: The Movie: The Game there. It was terrible. It felt nothing like a Street Fighter game, and that's the only time I ever played it in the arcade. Many years later I tried it again in MAME but it was just as bad as I remembered.
I feel like I'm the only person in the world who played this in the arcade back in da day. It didn't hold my interest super long but I did play it. I stopped when I figured out akuma has a strong Tatsu infinite. But still I didn't think this game was absolutely terrible. Even then I enjoyed myself playing it. But it doesn't feel like Street Fighter, that much be true. It's like a weird Street Fighter/ Mortal Kombat hybrid, not Just because of the digitized fighters, but the gameplay itself feels like it has early Moral Kombat's jankiness (you know what I mean. High punch spam ftw!) Mixed with some of Street Fighters incredible precision (combos, cancels, reversals, and all those mechanics that give the game its incredible balance for which we praise it). Its a really funky mix and hard to describe to a person who only knows modern fighters. The amount of incredible jank we were forced to deal with in some games...you guys can't even imagine.
no I played it. Nathan's Hot Dogs arcade and Chinatown arcade had it
Poor man's Mortal Kombat. I remember watching this film in cinema and I felt like wanted to get a refund.
actually it was better than MK due to it having an actual workable combo system
Don't know if it was mentioned yet, the actor who played T. Hawk, Gregg Rainwater, got paid his portion of his contract to begin filming frames for the game, but he kept the money and never showed up. I like this game. While choppy, the Saturn version has some nostalgia value for me, because I am a huge fan of the movie
I loved this game on the Sega Saturn I played the hell out of me and my Lil bros
14:36 "Tigerrr Sub-Machine Gun!"
I don’t know about the UK, but in the US, unless you had a 3DO or a good PC, this was the closest thing you could get to having SSF2T on a home console. I had the Saturn version. This might have been the first title that really showed how much of a 2D powerhouse the Saturn was as compared to the PSOne
I rented a sega Saturn and this game once while on vacation in Florida visiting my mom when I was 13 years old. I couldn’t believe how good the graphics were and I was extremely excited to get to play as Jean Claude Van Damme
I've never seen the arcade version before. It looks pretty damn nice for the time it was launched and the animation is also very smooth. The consoles port however are pretty bad.
A new Street Fighter movie by Legendary studios has just been announced 😮
Ok so Arcade Edition is all sorts of wild. It's actually a ton of fun to play. My pals and I run tournaments for it semi- regularly. There's some surprising depth in it.
Kylie Minogue in the role of Cammy, when you are a teenager you do not need more motivation to spend some coins in this game despite the terrible game system.
Por cierto Kylie con ese trajecito y toda aceitada, caray ,que hermosa se ve.
You really need to do a video on *Dong Dong Never Die* It looks insanely fun to play, and had me literally laughing out loud at the brilliant digitised characters and mind blowing special moves. Honest Mr Top Hat look into it!
Seeing some Mortal Kombat-like sprites in a Street Fighter game is wierd...
2:17 Yeah, they really where lucky, this movie was even released. So graphic.
Eesh....I remember back, probably in 1996 when I found a PC set Capcom was offering. It had a copy of Super Street Fighter 2 (with Mega Man 1 and 3), a cheap-feeling six-button controller and a VHS copy of Street Fighter the Movie. Marked down to $4.99. Pretty much all I ended up using was the controller; the game wasn't that good on my PC (with Mega Man 1 and 3 being particularly horrible), and the less said about the Movie, the better. However, I still own Street Fighter the Move the Game for my Saturn.
And I have to say, while it wasn't all that great a Street Fighter game, as a regular old fighting game I had fun with it.
Its a blast from the past. B-movie, but fun even so. Including the Godzilla spoof. The games (psx one esp) didn't appeal, though I never knew of the arcade one. Actually am a little interested in playing that one.
I had it on Saturn and loved it tbh I couldn’t stop playing it
I never knew the home version was not a port. Main reason being I played the home version at the time and it destroyed any further interest I had in the game. Good video.
It's so bad.. it's what make it so good and a retro gem
I have always been surprised that Capcom, to my knowledge at least, has never tried to make a canon adaption Sawada, even as just a non-playable character.
The Arcade game was severely underrated it played differently enough to make it worth playing unlike the console versions that was like a worse version of SSF2T
🕺🏾SF Da Movie Arcade🕹Dominated Those Home Port Versions In Every Aspect
(I Said Dat Yrs Ago😏)
I remember when the movie was in the theater and when I saw the game in the arcade. Both were rock bottom terrible. The one thing I remember was how awful the controls were even in the arcade. It didn't last long in the arcade as I literally never saw anyone playing it and instead playing sf2 turbo which was right on the other side.
Surprisingly M.Bison Thunder was in the USA cartoon series. I never expected to ever see it
Kylie Minogue as Cammy and the chick that played Chun-Li were fucking hot back then. I’m pretty sure I cranked it on the regular to the promo shots of them in game magazines back then.
The guy that played Ryu is in the new Netflix show Wu Assassins. Doesn’t seem to have aged much.
Say what you want about this game, but Akuma was cool as ice and Cammy was hot as the Sun.
Since I was 6 I've said that my father is Jean Claude Van Damme as Lt. Colonel Guile.
I actually thought you were being sarcastic when talking about the opening sequence lol That sagat bit where he gets sucker punched loool way to introduce a massive legacy character haha
I played this on the PS1 in about 96, even in the early days of that generation I remember thinking this was a dated mess and my mates only played it for a laugh before going back to better games. Never knew arcade version was different though
The verdict is... Guinnocent - LJN Defender
I remember being super stoked to see Ming-Na Wen play Chun Li. She was kind of a big deal at the time with The Joy Luck Club. If only they gave Jean-Claude Van Damme Guile's hair I think this movie would have been a hit. Jk
Should have gotten Kurt Russell as Guile someone who is an American
I have these version on my Big Box build, think I may play this eve, thanks for the video THGM.