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Experience classic arcade action in Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack. Relive 90s fighting games with updated mechanics, characters, and combos.
Street Fighter III 2nd Impact: Giant Attack is the second iteration in the Street Fighter III series, released in arcades in 1997. This classic fighting game builds upon its predecessor with refined gameplay mechanics, new character additions to the roster, and enhanced visuals. Set in the iconic Street Fighter universe, players choose from a diverse cast of warriors with unique fighting styles to compete in one-on-one battles. The (USA 970930) designation refers to the specific North American arcade version released on September 30, 1997. It's known for its deep combat system, sophisticated parrying mechanics, and electrifying Super Arts, solidifying its status as a cornerstone of the fighting game community.
• A diverse roster of fighters, including series mainstays like Ryu and Ken alongside brand-new characters such as Alex, Yun, and Yang. • The highly technical Parry System, which allows players to deflect incoming attacks and create immediate counter-attack opportunities. • The Super Arts Selection System, letting you choose one of three unique super moves for your character before the match begins. • EX Moves, upgraded versions of special moves that deal more damage and have enhanced properties. • Dynamic fight locations with multiple rounds per stage and interactive background elements. • Refined gameplay balance and character tweaks from the first Street Fighter III game. • Vibrant 2D sprite-based graphics with incredibly fluid character animation. • Gill as the final boss, a powerful and memorable antagonist with unique dual-element attacks.
This is a one-on-one fighting game. Mastering basic controls, movement, and special moves are key to victory.
What is the difference between a Block and a Parry? Blocking is a passive defense where you hold back to reduce damage, but you still take a tiny amount of "chip damage" and are put in a disadvantageous state. Parrying is an active, timing-based technique that nullifies all damage and stun from an attack and immediately puts you in an offensive position.
How do I choose a different Super Art? Before a match begins, you will be presented with a selection of three Super Arts for your chosen character. Use your movement keys (Arrow Keys) to highlight your desired Super Art and then press one of the Punch buttons (Z, X, or C) to confirm your selection.
Who are the new characters in 2nd Impact? This version added two new playable characters to the roster: Urien, the cunning and powerful brother of the final boss Gill, and Hugo, a towering powerhouse and one of the tallest characters in Street Fighter history.
