Capcom's foundational fighter from SF II onward. World Warriors roster (Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile, Blanka, Zangief), special moves, signature stages, and the SF II–to–SF 6 evolution.
In Street Fighter II's original 1991 arcade release, which of the eight World Warriors was the only character to possess a true three-hit special move from launch? — Options: Chun-Li (Hyakuretsukyaku), E. Honda (Hundred Hand Slap), Blanka (Electric Thunder), None — all special moves were single-hit in the original
Guile's Sonic Boom and Flash Kick share a charge-input pattern that became the template for an entire archetype of fighting-game characters. Approximately how long must a direction be held before the move can be executed in classic SFII? — Options: About 15 frames (roughly a quarter second), About 60 frames (roughly one second), About 120 frames (roughly two seconds), About 180 frames (roughly three seconds)
In the transition from the original Street Fighter II to its 1992 follow-up arcade revision, what was the single biggest gameplay change for the existing eight World Warriors? — Options: The introduction of Super Combos, The ability to select mirror matches and play as the four bosses, The addition of air-blocking, The removal of throws
In which year was the Street Fighter installment that first introduced the V-Trigger and V-Skill system released? — Options: 1999, 2008, 2016, 2023
Street Fighter 6's Drive Gauge system unifies several mechanics into one resource. Which of the following is NOT a Drive-Gauge-fueled action in SF6? — Options: Drive Impact (an armored heavy attack), Drive Parry (a hold-button defensive option), Drive Rush (a cancellable forward dash), Drive Install (a temporary install/power-up state)
Which Street Fighter II World Warrior's stage is set in a public bathhouse, with onlookers visibly reacting to the fight in front of a large mural? — Options: E. Honda, Zangief, Ryu, Dhalsim
In Street Fighter II, which World Warrior's stage is set on a Soviet-era platform with a cheering crowd in Russia?