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Street Fighter II (1991)

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Street Fighter II': Champion Edition was produced by Capcom in 1992. Two characters fight each other in martial arts matches held on several continents. The winner of two out of three rounds moves on to the next stage. The game also allows the Boss characters to be chosen for play.

The updated version of Street Fighter II: The World Warrior allows the player to choose "boss" fighters and is the first game in the series that allows players to compete using these characters.

The second game in the Street Fighter II: The World Warrior series featured, among other changes, and increase in game speed. For this reason, the Japanese dubbed this new version Street Fighter II' (Dash). The apostrophe in the title is what the Japanese call a "dash." Thus, the game is referred to in Japanese video game magazines as "Street Fighter II Dash ~Champion Edition~" or Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (and, of course, the third "Street Fighter II" game is called "Street Fighter II Dash Turbo"). While the dash mark (or apostrophe) does appear in the title screen logos of the U.S. editions of these games, American gamers overlooked them and referred to the game simply as "Champion Edition" and "Turbo" (or "Hyper Fighting").

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