Street Fighter II' Hyper Fighting

If the X360 D-pad worked half decent, this game would probably be playable.

User Rating: 3.3 | Street Fighter II' Hyper Fighting X360

By Old_Gooseberry | Review Date: October 2, 2006

You can't play any game that requires d-pad accuracy with the completely terrible D-pad on the X360. Especially a game like Street Fighter which needs precise control or you'll miss moves over and over. Unless you can somehow find a d-pad thats as quick as the SNES ones were, this game is a waste.

And again with all these Arcade games, you can download them for your PC for free. I'm not sure how anyone would want to give away money for this kind of poor quality port.

Play your SNES version of SF2, and forget this cause it just annoys you missing moves because of poor controls.

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