Wow, I haven't played this game since I was about 7 years old.  This game defiantly brings back some good memories .  Your review was detailed and very well in depth of the game, nice job.

Nice review. It was very detailed and well in depth.  This game is an instant classic that re-invented video games to how we know them today. 

Street Fighter (or Fighting Street on the home releases) is the start of the epic Street Fighter series.

Story: A lone martial artist named Ryu enters the World Tournament to become the strongest fighter in the world.

Game play: The game play isn't as flashy as its sequels and the control scheme is a lot harder than most games later in the series.

Depth: The game itself isn't very long, even for a fighting game, only 10 opponents spanning 5 different countries (USA, Japan, China, England, and Thailand), but the final 2 opponents can really difficult to beat unless one is a skilled player.

Graphics: Despite its age, the graphics are colorful and pleasing to the eye, even though the character designs can be stale for the most part.

Sound: The sound is good, but memorable. The voice actors seem alright, but the announcer isn't that exciting.

Value: The game itself isn't that addicting, considering the many sequels that follows, and is usually played only for historical curiosity rather than a competitive game, but its still a fun game to play if you give it a chance. 

All in all, Street Fighter is a fun game if you get into it, while it isn't as flashy as the many sequels (e.x. Street Fighter 2), the graphics has aged well. I recommend this game to be a 1 time thing, but when one is expecting this to be on par with today's Street Fighter games, you will be disappointed by its stiff controls and stale character designs.