Overall: 7.8/10    Super Street fighter 2 is one of the better fighting games on the Sega Genesis,  It offers more content and more challenge versus the previous Street fighter 2 CE, but if you already own Street fighter 2 CE this is just a good alternative game. 



Graphics:6/10  Super Street fighter 2 is a mere update to Street Fighter 2 Special Champion Editon for the Sega Genesis, so with that being said this game looks remarkably similar.   All of the characters are there and look great, but  the fighters look pale in comparison to the SNES version of this game.    Each of the character also have new animations, new backgrounds for the various countries out there, and everyone has a different colored outfit;  Depending on which button you press determines which colored outfit the character will be wearing.   
The Graphics aren't too bad overall if you compare this game to other fighting games like Mortal Kombat 3 on the system, they both look good but grainy. 

Sound: 5/10 Super Street Fighter 2 is rubbish in the sound department.   The voices sound scratchy but surprisingly Capcom was able to fit all of the original voice samples on to the cartridge,  unfortunately all of the samples had be reduced on quality in order to make room on the game.  All speech is present and sounds good. 
Unfortunately, the music is the worst aspect of this game. The Audio pitch and quality is lower then Street fighter 2 Special Champion Edition.   The music for both the SNES and Sega Genesis had to be arranged from the original CPS2 tracks meaning they don't sound entirely faithful to the arcade music.  The worst part is that the SNES has the same soundtrack as the Sega Genesis version of Super Street fighter 2,  but the Super Nintendo version sounds louder and much better. 


Addictiveness: 8/10

This game really doesn't add or take away anything from what Made Street fighter 2 on the Genesis so great in the first place, it fights, it controls, and it plays all the same.
I'd say this game is slightly more addicting and slightly more challenging thanks to the new cast of characters that have been added, and with new characters means new combos, new endings, and more time spent learning how to master the character.   So there's a high amount of replay value from just single player alone.


Story: 5/10
This is the same story as the last game.  You pick a fighter, Work your way up to M bison and become champion.  

Depth:8/10 This game has quite a bit to it.There's tournament mode, there's versus mode, there's one player mode, there's options were you can listen to music, adjust the difficulty, or even listen to some sound effects if you desire to do so.      
While this game make look short, that's actually not the case since there's so much in depth revolving around the gameplay and the lots of characters to choose from. 

Difficulty: N/A
I'm leaving this as a blank simply due to how Super Street fighter 2 Operates.    The game has a difficulty adjustment setting in the options, so you can really adjust the game more towards your level. 
Be warned if you set the game below 4 bars, you won't get any endings. You'll just get a "Thanks for playing" from Capcom logo.  

SuperCrash64 : I knew I forgot to reply to this thread.....I saw it before and forgot to reply to it. Another amazing review as always crash. I never got to play this version actually. I think I might when my brother downloaded the game onto the computer to play so many years ago. But, from my knowledge I know I haven't played it, and only the champion edition. Which was the one I enjoyed a lot sorry for not replying here on time as I should normally I would. I look forward to any more reviews you might think of making then posting up on here.