Street Fighter: The Movie, released in Japan as Street Fighter: Real Battle on Film is a 1995 head-to-head fighting game released for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn. The game is based on the 1994 live-action Street Fighter movie and uses digitized images of the film's cast posing as the characters in the game. While it shares its title with the arcade game Street Fighter: The Movie, the home version is not a port but a similar game developed on the same premise. The home version was developed and published by Capcom in Japan and released in North America and Europe by Acclaim.
Street Fighter comes full circle as Paul DeSouza's Street Fighter: The Movie, starring Jean Claude Van Damme, Kylie Minogue, and Raul Julia, makes its way back gamers in this collaboration between Capcom and Acclaim. This is Street Fighter like you've never seen it, though, with Mortal Kombat-esque digitized characters and full-motion video taken directly from the film. Modes of play include: "Movie Battle," "Street Battle," "Versus Battle," and "Trial Battle."
"Movie Battle" puts players in the role of Van Damme's character Guile in a mode that loosely follows the movie storyline, though the developers added twists in order to justify pitting "good" characters against one another. Players have unlimited continues if they lose a fight, but "Movie Battle" mode ends when the time limit expires. "Street Battle" is a one-player mode that pits one character against each of the other 13 fighters in single-bout matches, while "Versus Battle" is for two-player head-to-head matches, and "Trial Battle" serves as a practice mode.
CHARACTERS:
The home version of Street Fighter: The Movie features many of the same characters from its arcade counterpart, with a few significant differences in its roster. The original film character of Captain Sawada is featured in both versions, however his special moves are different from the ones given to in the arcade version. The original character Blade from the arcade game, along with the other palette swapped Bison Troopers, are not featured in the home versions; Akuma, who was a regular character in the arcade game, is once again a hidden character, who is only selectable via a secret code and can only be fought during the 1-player mode after fulfilling certain requirements. Two characters from the Street Fighter film who were not in the arcade version are included as well: Dee Jay (played by Miguel A. Núñez, Jr.) and Blanka (played by Kim Repia).
Raúl Juliá was set to reprise his role as M. Bison for the video game version. Although he did meet with the game's staff, he was already very ill, and ultimately was unable to participate in the project. Darko Tuscan, Julia's stunt double from the film, instead filled the role.
Manufacturer's description:
Next-generation gaming and mega movie-based action collide in Street Fighter: The Movie!
All-new super attacks and combo finish moves make this the best Street Fighter yet!
Digitized backgrounds and characters from the hit movie - including Jean-Claude Van Dame!
Four exciting modes of play: Movie Battle, Street Battle, Versus Battle and Trial Battle!
Street Fighter: The Movie . The ultimate street fight begins... where the others left off!!!
SAWADA : ALL-NEW CHARACTER FROM THE MOVIE!
E. HONDA'S HUNDRED HAND SLAP - LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE!
JEAN CLAUDE VAN-DAMME IS COLONEL GUILE!!!
DEVASTATE YOUR OPPONET WITH ALL NEW SUPER COMBO FINISH MOVES!!!
ONLY THE BEST ARE GRANTED SUPER POWER MOVES!
Features:
- Third person perspective.
- 2D graphics
- Prerendered graphics
- Fighting theme.
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