Street fighter 2

[Tatsujin]

Funny this topic came up, because today Street Fighter 2 is 25 years old.

LOLWAS?

probably the one witout the 2 you mean?

[Black Tiger]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

[spenoza]

Not 25 years old. More like 21 years old.

[Drakon]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

The arcade supergun I built to run my sf2 arcade boards uses a full atx power supply....am I supposed to feel the sluggish power consumption on that too?

[KnightWarrior]

Street Fighter 2 is 21 years old

Street Fighter is 25

[Black Tiger]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

The arcade supergun I built to run my sf2 arcade boards uses a full atx power supply....am I supposed to feel the sluggish power consumption on that too?

Off the shelf parts are inferior to the stock PCE power supply and AV cable. Even the unwieldy SNES ac is at least authentic.

[Drakon]

Well my pc engine is s-video modded using a pretty decent s-video cable.  I'm using an official famicom power brick to power my pc engine with the turbo everdrive and I've had zero issues.  Audio sounds great and video looks absolutely amazing.

[Vecanti]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

Also, everyone knows the power should come in through the side of the system not at the back.  This way you get more power directly to the chips.  With the Genesis and SNES power sort of leaks or falls out the back of the console so they are more sluggish and slow.  

I thought there were suppose to be a lot of tech experts on this board?  

[ProfessorProfessorson]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

The arcade supergun I built to run my sf2 arcade boards uses a full atx power supply....am I supposed to feel the sluggish power consumption on that too?

The Dosbox I built to run my Dos Super SF 2 Turbo uses a 350 watt ATX. With its powerful K6-3 cpu, its power consumption is not sluggish at all.

[soop]

The PC Engine port is by far the best. Have you even tried playing on a Genesis or SNES with their stupid AC adaptors? The PCE AC adaptor seals the deal for me, who cares about graphics, sound or features if the power supply sux? Don't even get me started on attempting to play SFII on a 32X/Sega-CD combo... if you thought that SFII was bad enough on Genesis already, it is at least three times as shitty with the full setup. I don't know what it is, but you can just feel the sluggish power consumption. End of discussion.

Also, everyone knows the power should come in through the side of the system not at the back.  This way you get more power directly to the chips.  With the Genesis and SNES power sort of leaks or falls out the back of the console so they are more sluggish and slow. 

I thought there were suppose to be a lot of tech experts on this board? 

/topic.