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General: Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Revival is a handheld version of Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo for the Gameboy Advance. A few backgrounds and BGM's have mysteriously changed, and the characters appear smaller of course, but have been re-touched and look "brighter" as well.
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Overall, the game runs smooth, and is pretty much everything you'd expect. All the classic Street Fighter characters are here, with all of their priorities, special moves, and super moves from Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo. The Gameboy Advance D-pad leaves a bit to be desired, especially with those 360 moves, but overall, it's a great portable version of SSF2: Turbo. Extra modes include a cool Survival mode, where barrels and fighters come at you at random; time attack mode (self explanatory); and a training mode.
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Manufacturer: Capcom
Platforms: Gameboy
Advance
Release: October
2001
Characters:
Ryu,
Ken,
Chun-Li,
Guile,
Dhalsim,
Blanka,
Zangief,
E.Honda,
Balrog,
Vega,
Sagat,
Bison,
Cammy,
Fei
Long, Dee Jay, T.
Hawk, Akuma
Related Games:
Street
Fighter, Street Fighter 2, Street
Fighter 2 Champion Edition,
Street Fighter
2 Turbo, Super Street Fighter 2,
Super
Street Fighter 2 Turbo, Super Street
Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix,
Street Fighter 3: New
Generation,
Street Fighter 3: Second Impact,
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike,
Street
Fighter 4,
Street Fighter Alpha, Street
Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street
Fighter Alpha 3 Upper,
Street Fighter
Alpha 3 Max, Street Fighter Alpha:
Anthology, Street Fighter
Anniversary Collection, Street Fighter EX,
Street
Fighter EX 2, Street Fighter EX 3, Street
Fighter: The Movie,
Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo,
Super
Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo HD Remix, Pocket
Fighter
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Closing Comment: Handheld + Street Fighter is a good thing, and Revival was the best of it's time. Of course, Super Street Fighter 2 is a dated game in the year 2001 any way you look at it. Revival definitely had cool art, but really nothing we haven't seen before. It's old school street fighter, and if you're an old-skooler, and a traveler, you might want to pick this up. But if you're a traditionalist, you might want to stick with the arcade version.
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