Street Fighter Alpha

This game is eveything the original home versions were, except for the graphics, but that didn't bother me at all. All the same characters and their movesets remain, as well as all the secrets like Dan and Bison. People ... Read Full Review

This is an 8-bit "Street Fighter" game done right, and completely perfect! :D

After reviewing the DISASTER that was "Street Fighter 2010," I needed to review a game that reminds me of how good a "Street Fighter" video game CAN be. :idea: I can see why the "Street Fighter" video games don't get por... Read Full Review

The stripped content doesn't prevent Warrior's Dreams from being one of the best handheld ports in existence!

Being able to port the look and feel of the amazing street fighter franchise to a handheld system as limited as the Gameboy Color is a very impressive feat. Capcom has done this successfully with Street Fighter Alpha: Wa... Read Full Review

It brought some nice changes to the SF series and is a fun fighting game but has a small roster of characters.

SF Alpha is an enjoyable SF game.It's story is set in between the events of the original SF game and SFII. The game plays similar to the SFII series and places importance on delicate timing and strategy for victory.... Read Full Review

Although stripped down substantially, its still a great port and fun for on-the-go play.

Oddly enough, my first exposure to Street Fighter Alpha was on the Game Boy Color. Granted, the GBC hardware couldn't mimic the original SFA down to bare bones, but it did manage to keep the same qualities that made the... Read Full Review

You just gotta play it to see how good it (surprisingly) is.

Street Alpha Fighter for the Game Boy Color, is a port of the arcade game to the hand held, and while a little ambitious, and a little limiting, the game actually proves to be one fine fighter, and quite possibly the bes... Read Full Review

A pretty solid pick up and go.

Street fighter alpha for the Game Boy Color is a surprisingly entertaining 2D arcade fighter. Though its a pretty outdated game, it provides with some worthy action and should be checked out definitely if u have an emula... Read Full Review

If you intend on finishing the Arcade Mode with almost ANY chosen fighter, please confine yourself in a room first.

Arcade games made the world go round in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. They still do, actually. I haven't lived very long yet, and I will probably never completely know the faces of classics like Super Metroid or Mortal Kombat. ... Read Full Review

Although later Capcom fighters on the console easily surpass this game, it's still worth checking out.

Street Fighter Alpha, as many will know is a pseudo-sequel of Capcom's famed franchise. The storyline itself continues just after Ryu's victory in the original World Warrior tournament, and continues up until just before... Read Full Review

hard to find

you won't find this at your local eb anymore. its old and went of shelves pretty soon. most people didn't have joypads and the ones that were out then were garbage anyway. now there are responsive pads with enough butto... Read Full Review

When I thought I couldn't be anymore addicted to the Street Fighter series, the Alpha series comes out.

The SF Alpha series has always been one of my most memoried in gaming history. I felt the series really hit stride in Alpha 2, but this game is still great, and laid the groundwork for a great series. This is 2D fighti... Read Full Review