Street Fighter II special moves translation help

[vestcoat]

The cool thing about SF2 is that you can pick up and play with almost anyone and they'll have a favorite character and know the special moves.  In my neck of the woods, SF2 was one of the three games that absolutely every single kid (girls included) knew how to play (the other two being Super Mario Brothers and Super Mario Kart).

It's important to pass the torch on to whatever this current generation of smartphone zombies are.  I've met teenagers who haven't seen Fight Club...now that's scary.

[TheClash603]

SF2 was one of the three games that absolutely every single kid (girls included) knew how to play.

My girlfriend and her two sisters loved to play Mortal Kombat as kids, she knows all the moves and is okay at the game.  When she first saw me playing Street Fighter, she had no idea what it was...  go figure.

[Ninja Spirit]

Time to get you up to speed man..

[csgx1]

Time to get you up to speed man..

haha...I actually bought this back in the day on VHS tape.  

[spenoza]

I've met teenagers who haven't seen Fight Club...now that's scary.

There are a few adults who haven't seen Fight Club. I'm one of them.

[rag-time4]

Time to get you up to speed man..

ninja, great post of the tomo tape. Anyone interested in ryu or ken should look at both the ryu and ken sections of the tape, as both characters are identical in terms of normal moves, other than the kick throw. There are differences between ken and ryu with all three special moves. Tomo Ohira used only ryu and guile in tournaments so that tape has more info on those particular characters than the rest of the cast.

Blanka was also a strong character in hyper fighting. Jeff schaeffer has a brief demo video of blanka, as well as a discussion on youtube:
http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US#/watch?v=67AxITnluCY
http://m.youtube.com/index?desktop_uri=%2F&gl=US#/watch?v=Oq2-5-JC29o

If youre playing sfii' on pce, the blanka strategy wont be useful.