If you prefer the original game’s tunes, go for it, it’s up to to you. Regardless of whether you play in Classic/Remix and HD sprites on/off, you can also turn remixed music on/off. This has no impact on gameplay, it’s just visual. If you turn them off, you’ll get the original game’s sprites scaled up in all their blocky glory. Whether you’re playing the Remixed or the Classic game, you can turn HD sprites on or off. 5) Every combination of the features above Widescreen mode zooms in and has slightly different camera behavior, but has no affect whatsoever on gameplay. On an HDTV, you can play the game in its original 4:3 aspect ratio, or switch to widescreen mode to fill your screen during gameplay. It’s from the OCRemix community, so the fans really contributed here. Every stage, every ending, and the menus. 3) Remixed musicĪll the music in the entire game is new.
That includes backgrounds, characters, endings, menus, and-well-everything. 2) HD graphicsĮvery single piece of art in the game is redrawn in 1080p HD. That said, the Remixed version has many improvements. Special thanks to tournament player NKI for meticulously listing every single difference so that we could perfectly match the arcade version. The code we used was based on the Dreamcast version, but it also had software dipswitches to set all gameplay to exactly like the classic arcade version. Note that there was lots of misinformation about this. The classic mode has identical gameplay to arcade ST. (They are called Classic and Remixed in the menus.) That means you get the nostalgia of the old, awesome gameplay AND you get a new, rebalanced game guided by the wisdom that tournament pros have accumulated over the last 14 years.
You get the gameplay of the classic Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo, just like the arcade, and the brand new sequel to that game, Street Fighter HD Remix, both in one package.
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