Super Street Fighter 2: Turbo Revival for Game Boy Advance

Pros: ITS SUPER SF2 TURBO, AND PORTABLE!!!!!

Cons: changed parts and some control niggles

The Bottom Line: Like Fighting games?have GBA?Own this, you deserve it

Review: It’s a wonder I even picked this game up, given my experience with previous hand-held Streetfighter games. Streetfighter 2 for the original Game Boy was horrible, and Alpha for the Game Boy colour wasn’t exactly something I would like to remember either, ...

Pros: classic arcade game, redone artwork & levels & moves

Cons: awkward controls on GBA

The Bottom Line: If you even like fighting games, you need to pick this game up for the GBA. Nothing spells fun like the classic right here.

Review: Street Fighter helped to define 2D fighting, if not fighting games in general. The idea of combos, different fighting styles, special moves, and strategy all came from that one game series. Ever since 1992, different versions have appeared on almost all...

Pros: Faithful to the original, all characters return, many options

Cons: Overly challenging at times, Controls can be hard to use

The Bottom Line: For anyone who liked the first game, buy it! You won't be disappointed. For newbies, well, you'll probably like it too. Perfect for a quick fight on the road.

Review: Any self-respecting fighting gamer knows the name of Street Fighter, a series that was especially sacred back in the Genesis/SNES days. I was thrilled when I heard about the rerelease and vowed to get it. It was one of several presents I got at...

Pros: Good solid game which is THE most addictive beat em up I have ever played!

Cons: I had a blister as big as 1p coin which hurt like hell for ages

The Bottom Line: Street Fighter has the beat em up crown on it's head and it, and hundreds of thousands of fans totally agree this is where it should stay.

Review: When my friend first turned up on my doorstep waving a copy of SSF2 Turbo Revival in my face I have to say I didn't want to play it, let alone look at it. In my mind I had already written this down in the list of bad GBA titles, which seems to be...

Pros: great graphics,lots of replay value,things to unlock.

Cons: Sound

The Bottom Line: This is practically the reason I bought my Genesis.IT's also why I bought my GBA. Great,deep, fighting game.

Review: It always seems to me that capcom does fighting games right.Especially their Street fighter series.It's been good on SNES, genesis, arcades, and now handhelds. This game is amazing. It has everything in the originals and then some.

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Pros: Balanced play, classic characters, faithful to originals, beautiful new art

Cons: Few new things since Super SF2, game boy makes playing slightly difficult

The Bottom Line: If you love Street Fighter, you can't go wrong. The best GBA fighting title so far. Nothing beats an arcade classic.

Review: Street Fighter II is the greatest, most balanced fighting game ever to grace any play medium. This GBA adaptation is no different. It faithfully recreates the 16 characters of Super Street Fighter II, along with a fighting stage for each character,...

Pros: Amazingly ported visuals from the arcade version with many new additions

Cons: Frustrating control due to the foolishly designed GBA system

The Bottom Line: While giving Street Fighter fans a welcoming revisit, this version offers a lot of goodness but is hindered by the GBA's usual and recurring shortcomings mainly in the control department

Review: Ever since the modern days of arcade gaming, Capcom's legendary Street Fighter series caught billions of people pushing quarters into machines. And over the years, Capcom has promoted their well-known series Street Fighter in more ways that Midway's...