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'''''Street Fighter Alpha Anthology''''' The definitive Alpha Collection comes together with five prized fighters united for the first time. Street Fighter Alpha Anthology is an arcade perfect compilation of Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold and Street Fighter Alpha 3. As an added bonus the "pint-sized" Super Gem Fighter MiniMix (released on consoles as Pocket Fighter) is also included.
'''''Street Fighter Alpha Anthology''''' is a PlayStation 2 anthology that collects the [[Street Fighter Alpha]] series of games, including Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold and Street Fighter Alpha 3. Also included is Super Gem Fighter MiniMix, released on consoles as Pocket Fighter. The anthology provides faithful arcade ports but does not include console versions.


Street Fighter Alpha Anthology is the American and European counterpart to ''Street Fighter Zero: Fighter's Generations'' released in Japan. The Japanese collection contains an "arrange mode" for Street Fighter Zero 2, Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha, and Street Fighter Zero 3, as well as different box art used in the main menu, and an in-game move list. These features are not present in the anthology, though the options in the localized games are said to be equivalent to arrange mode in Japan. All hidden and alternate characters and costumes are available from the original games.
*"Info courtesy of capcom's press release"
==Features==
"info courtesy of capcom's press release"


* Street Fighter Alpha brings together a cast of 13 characters from the collective Street Fighter Universe: Ryu, Chun-Li, Ken, Charlie plus 9 more. This title introduces the use of super combos and alpha counters to add new dimensions to fighting.
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper is unlockable by receiving a good or bad ending in Street Fighter Alpha 3. This version includes all characters from Super Street Fighter II.
* Street Fighter Alpha 2 launches with 18 electrifying characters: Akuma, M. Bison, Gen and much more. Players can use the new Custom Combo system to perform devastating multi-hit combos using the super meter. New high and low Alpha counters were also introduced to increase battles.
* Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold is an enhanced version of its predecessor.
* Street Fighter Alpha 3 includes an un precedented 25 characters and offers players the choice of three "isms" fighting styles: X-ism, A-ism, & V-ism.
* Super Gem Fighter MiniMix is a miniature version of the popular Capcom fighters in fierce battles. Collect power-up gems to perform an array of special attacks and powerful combos.


Hyper Street Fighter Alpha is an exclusive versus game that allows selection of different versions of characters much like in [[Street Fighter Anniversary Collection]], [[Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower]], and ''Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service'' for the Sega [[Dreamcast]]. New ISMs are also selectable: Green (Darkstalkers/Vampire Savior), Blue (Street Fighter III), Pink (Street Fighter 2 Hyper Fighting) and Red (Versus Series). Hyper Street Fighter Alpha is the sixth iteration of the Street Fighter Alpha series not counting console ports.
==Extras==
===Hyper Street Fighter Alpha===
The anthology does not include extras found in console versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3, such as an art gallery, sound menu, reverse dramatic battles or World Tour Mode. The characters Maki, Eagle, and Yuri from Street Fighter Alpha 3 for the Game Boy Advance as well as Ingrid in Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX for the PSP are not included.
Essentially the sixth and final iteration of ''[[Street Fighter Alpha]]'', ''Hyper Street Fighter Alpha'' includes all of the characters from the previous titles,. This "all-in-one" compilation style of gameplay was used earlier in Capcom's treatment of the [[Darkstalkers]] games, with 2000's ''Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service'' for the [[Dreamcast]] allowing players to choose character versions from all earlier titles in the series.


==Other differences==
*No Survival Mode in Pocket Fighter
*Addition of Survival Mode in Street Fighter Alpha
*CPS2 resolution not possible with the Playstation 2
*Tech throws are possible in Street Fighter Alpha 3
*Options menu included in all games
==Staff==
==Staff==
*Sound Design: Seiko Kobuchi
*Sound Design: Seiko Kobuchi

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Street Fighter Alpha Anthology
Developer(s)Capcom Production Studio 2
Publisher(s)Capcom
Platform(s)Playstation 2
ReleaseUnited States June 13, 2006 (PS2)
Japan May 25, 2006 (PS2)
Europe July 07, 2006 (PS2)
Genre(s)Versus fighting game
Mode(s)Single player, Multiplayer

Street Fighter Alpha Anthology is a PlayStation 2 anthology that collects the Street Fighter Alpha series of games, including Street Fighter Alpha, Street Fighter Alpha 2, Street Fighter Alpha 2 Gold and Street Fighter Alpha 3. Also included is Super Gem Fighter MiniMix, released on consoles as Pocket Fighter. The anthology provides faithful arcade ports but does not include console versions.

Street Fighter Alpha Anthology is the American and European counterpart to Street Fighter Zero: Fighter's Generations released in Japan. The Japanese collection contains an "arrange mode" for Street Fighter Zero 2, Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha, and Street Fighter Zero 3, as well as different box art used in the main menu, and an in-game move list. These features are not present in the anthology, though the options in the localized games are said to be equivalent to arrange mode in Japan. All hidden and alternate characters and costumes are available from the original games.

Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper is unlockable by receiving a good or bad ending in Street Fighter Alpha 3. This version includes all characters from Super Street Fighter II.

Hyper Street Fighter Alpha is an exclusive versus game that allows selection of different versions of characters much like in Street Fighter Anniversary Collection, Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower, and Vampire Chronicle for Matching Service for the Sega Dreamcast. New ISMs are also selectable: Green (Darkstalkers/Vampire Savior), Blue (Street Fighter III), Pink (Street Fighter 2 Hyper Fighting) and Red (Versus Series). Hyper Street Fighter Alpha is the sixth iteration of the Street Fighter Alpha series not counting console ports.

The anthology does not include extras found in console versions of Street Fighter Alpha 3, such as an art gallery, sound menu, reverse dramatic battles or World Tour Mode. The characters Maki, Eagle, and Yuri from Street Fighter Alpha 3 for the Game Boy Advance as well as Ingrid in Street Fighter Alpha 3 MAX for the PSP are not included.

Other differences

  • No Survival Mode in Pocket Fighter
  • Addition of Survival Mode in Street Fighter Alpha
  • CPS2 resolution not possible with the Playstation 2
  • Tech throws are possible in Street Fighter Alpha 3
  • Options menu included in all games

Staff

  • Sound Design: Seiko Kobuchi
  • Program Design: M. Minomiya
  • Executive Producer: Keiji Inafune


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