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I remember picking up Street Fighter II for the Game Boy in 1995. It was a Capcom release, a time when getting a full fighting game on a handheld felt like a small miracle. The screen was small and the hardware was limited, but it was still Street Fighter II, a game I knew from the arcades, now in my pocket.

You control one of eight world warriors, like Ryu or Chun-Li, and your goal is to defeat all the others to become the champion. You perform special moves by inputting specific directional commands and button presses; throwing a Hadouken fireball becomes a matter of muscle memory. The game uses a screen by screen progression, facing each opponent one after another. The pacing is fast, and the difficulty can be sharp, especially against the final bosses. It feels like a genuine test of your reflexes and timing, condensed into a portable format.