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GIGA STREET FIGHTER II: The Final Round Deluxe Plus: A Windows PowerPoint Port Of “ULTRA STREET FIGHTER II: The Final Challengers” For PPT 2016+
7 years ago

Not Only Shall There Be Voice Packs For GSF II, But Also Audio Filtered Variants Of The Game Itself!


Ever wondered what the entire game would sound like in “SEGA® GENESIS™” Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) samples? Or with the slightly muffled, “Pillow Over The Speaker” style made world famous by Nintendo’s Super FamiCom?

Well soon, you shall get a chance to experience both of those effects, because we are hereby announcing the confirmation of the official release of what we shall call “Audio Filtered Variants of the game! Complete with support for Voice Packs!

Our current launch plan for these alternative versions is to only allow first and second party releases, and if they are well received, then we might see about opening these features up to third party developers.

Please let us know what you think, and yes, a “SEGA® GENESIS™ PCM Sample Audio Filter Variant” of the first demo is in development and shall launch within an hour and a half of when this post was first published!

Please enjoy, and as always, “Happy Jading!™”

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