Man, Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition a ɛwɔ SNES so no da so ara yɛ soronko. Saa bere a edi kan no wo boot no na wote sɛ ɔdawurubɔfo no reteɛteɛm sɛ "ko!" —instant nostalgia. Controls no yɛ tight, sprites no yɛ chunky wɔ ɔkwan a eye sen biara so, na twe fi ɔtweaseɛ punch te nka sɛ eye sɛnea na ɛte wɔ arcade no mu.

Nea m’ani gye ho ne sɛnea onipa biara di agoru ankasa. Chun-Li Lightning kicks, Guile's Cheesy Sonic boom spam, Dhalsim’s weird stretchy limbs —ebia wobɛyɛ main one fighter adapɛn ansa na woahu sɛnea wɔn movesets no mu dɔ. Na good luck not throughing your controller bere a wo buddy no paw Zangief na ɔkɔ so suplexing wo kɔ Tuesday a edi hɔ no mu.

Ɛnyɛ button mashing kɛkɛ nso. Bere a wɔde yɛ no ho hia, ntam kwan ho hia, na saa adamfo biako a osi so dua sɛ "wonnim combos" no bɛbɔ shoryuken a ɛyɛ pɛ no mpofirim bere a wowɔ match point no. Saa version yi yɛ sweet spot ansa na series no yɛɛ den dodo —kotobea a ɛho tew, a ɛyɛ fɛ a wɔde ko tia.

Still king of couch multiplayer meltdowns wɔ mfe yi nyinaa akyi.