Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg]

What is Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg]?

Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg] is a modified arcade version of the iconic fighting game Street Fighter II. This bootleg variant, often attributed to unlicensed developers or regional hacks, features subtle gameplay adjustments, character balance tweaks, or altered visual/audio elements compared to the official Capcom release. As a Classic Arcade title, it retains the core 2D competitive fighting mechanics that defined the series, allowing players to engage in one-on-one battles with a roster of international fighters.

Game Features

• Expanded character roster with hidden fighters like Akuma and T. Hawk
• Adjusted move properties, speed, or damage values unique to the bootleg version
• Regional graphical tweaks or palette swaps in certain stages
• Support for two-player local matches and single-player arcade ladders
• Classic 2D fighting mechanics with six-button attack configurations (light/medium/heavy punches and kicks)

How to Play Street Fighter II' - Champion Edition (YYC bootleg set 2, 920313 etc) [Bootleg]?

1. Select a character using the arrow keys (Player 1) or WASD (Player 2) and confirm with Z (Player 1) or X (Player 2).
2. Move characters with arrow keys (left/right to walk, down to crouch, up to jump).
3. Execute attacks using:
   • Z: Light punch
   • X: Heavy punch
   • A: Light kick
   • S: Heavy kick
4. Perform special moves by inputting directional commands followed by a button press (e.g., ↓↘→ + X for Ryu’s Hadouken).
5. Defend by blocking high/low attacks with backward/forward directions and neutral positioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this bootleg version different from the original Champion Edition?
This bootleg may include altered move speeds, damage scaling, or character-specific changes (e.g., Akuma’s availability or T. Hawk’s super armor adjustments).

Can I play this game with a controller?
Yes, though default controls map to keyboard inputs. Modern setups often support USB arcade sticks via adapter configurations.

Are the special move inputs the same as the official release?
Yes, inputs for standard special moves (e.g., Shoryuken, Hurricane Kick) remain consistent, though bootleg tweaks might affect execution speed or recovery frames.