Street Fighter: Alpha

The arcade version of Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams is referred to as "Street Fighter Zero" in Japan, Asia, South America, and Oceania. It was released in 1995 for arcade hardware. The arcade version of Street Fighter Alpha is the most popular among players because of its many different fighting styles. There are two main versions of the game, and each version has its own unique style and fighting mechanics. If you are looking for a classic fighting game, Street Fighter Alpha is definitely worth playing.

The first version of Street Fighter Alpha featured popular characters and anime-inspired visuals. It was released on legacy arcade hardware, but Capcom was still using old hardware to make this game. The game was released on two different sets of hardware: legacy CPS-1 boards and new CPS-2 hardware. The first version was rushed to market, but the sequel, Street Fighter Alpha II, was not rushed. The second version included some new features, such as X-ism notes and selectable fighting styles.