Fighting Street

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Fighting Street
System(s): CD-ROM², Virtual Console (Wii)
Publisher: Hudson Soft (JP) NEC Home Electronics (USA) (US) Capcom
Developer: Alfa System
Licensor: Capcom
Genre: Fighting
Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code JP 1988-12-04 HCD8002 US 1989-11 TGXCD1001 JP ▼ 2009-10-06 800pts800 US ▼ 2009-11-02 EU ▼ 2009-11-06 AU ▼ 2009-11-06
Non-NEC versions Arcade Amiga Amstrad CPC Atari ST Commodore 64 IBM PC

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Fighting Street (ファイティング・ストリート) is originally a fighting game published by Capcom in 1987 as Street Fighter. Hudson Soft ported the game for the CD-ROM² system as one of the launch titles for the add-on.

Versions

At the time of release, Fighting Street was the most accurate port of Street Fighter available to home consumers, although as the underlying PC Engine hardware does not match the higher specifications of the arcade board, background graphics are simplified and fewer colours are shown on-screen at any given time.

Fighting Street offers a CD audio soundtrack, although the use of optical media introduces much longer loading times between fights. Curiously the developers chose to use sound effects sampled from the arcade game, including the infamous Street Fighter voices, whose low sample quality in the arcades made them almost inaudible (as well as giving each fighter the same voice on their winning/losing screens).

Production credits

• Original Game Staff:
  • Direction: Piston Takashi
  • Planning: Finishi Hiroshi
  • Programming: FZ 2151
  • Character Design: Crusher Ichi, Dabada Atsushi, Bonsoir Yuko, Ocan Miyuki, Bravo Oyu, Innocent Saicho
  • Sound & Music: Yuukichyans Papa
  • Hard Planning: Punch Kubozo
  • Mechatronics: Strong Take, Radish Kamin
  • Special Thanks: Short Arm Seigo, Melanin Kazu, Puttun Midori, James Nyama, Seinto Sinn
• PC-Engine CD-ROM Staff:
  • Programmers: 68K-62Conv. Hahi, Kouji Yamamoto, Hiroto Sasaki, Takeshi Takamine, Tetsuya Sasaki, Yav, Yoshinozui
  • Designers: Lovely Okada, Cutie Itoh, Honey Kakutani, Fancy Motoko
  • Sound Director: Toshi Sasagawa
  • Music Producer: N. Nakagami
  • Arranged by: Shofuku
  • Sound Effect: AX-1 Iwabuchi, Lu. Takahashi
  • Technical Adviser: Takaki Kobayashi, Yoshio Motosako, Sexy Nonchan
  • Special Thanks: Hiromasa Iwasaki, Capcom, Musical Plan Ltd
  • Produce: Alfa System
  • Schedule Manager: Katsuhiro Nozawa
  • Supervisor: Shin Nakamoto
  • Executive Producer: Yukio Ohsato

©1988 Hudson Soft

©1987 Capcom

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In-game credits

Magazine articles

Main article: Fighting Street/Magazine articles.

Physical scans

CD-ROM² version

NEC Retro Average
Publication Score Source Complete Guide to Consoles 89 №1, p73 Computer Entertainer 56 №8.09, p10

	73
Based on 2 reviews

CD-ROM², JP
Cover
Disc File:FightingStreet PCECD JP Manual.pdf Manual

CD-ROM², US
Cover
Jewel Case

Technical information

ROM dump status

System	Hash	Size	Build Date	Source	Comments
?	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1			CD-ROM (JP)
?	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1			CD-ROM (US)

References

Street Fighter games for NEC systems
Fighting Street (1988) | Street Fighter II': Champion Edition (1993)