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--- super_street_fighter_ii [2022/06/10 09:01] – nkazimir
+++ super_street_fighter_ii [2022/06/10 10:05] (aktuell) – nkazimir
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-======= Super Street Fighter =======
+======= Super Street Fighter II =======
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 Street Fighter II is regarded as one of the greatest video games of all time and the most important and influential fighting game ever made. Its launch is seen as a revolutionary moment within its genre, credited with popularizing the fighting genre during the 1990s and inspiring other producers to create their own fighting series. It sparked a renaissance for the arcade video game industry and impacted competitive video gaming and wider popular culture such as films and music.
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 It's Sound-Design is seen as a pioneering one. In many regards Street Fighter II became a sound-design template for many other fighting games until this date. The main composers were Yoko Shimomura & Isao Abe. The design decisions of binding the characters to unique sounding locations resonates in many ears and designs to this date-  same goes for the unique attack sounds - Hadoken.
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 You won't have low basses in these type of games, but most sounds will have more low-mid to mid-high frequency placements.
+{{streetfighter:eq.jpg}}
 The voices in the game will sound harsh and lo-fi to todays ears because of those above mentioned restrictions.
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 | Round Start | {{streetfighter:beginning.mp3}} |
 ===During Round ===
+{{streetfighter:ssf2j.jpg?400}}
 ==UI Sounds incl. announcers==
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 ==Character Sound EFX==
-Normal character hit, hit-confirmation, block, movement SFX are composed in a way that they are immediate and communicate in a clear way to the player so they know within fractions of seconds how to react next. Also the general mixing of these sounds in the ingame-mix is loud and not realistic to enhance player-immersion.
+Normal character hit, hit-confirmation, block, movement SFX are composed in a way that they are immediate and communicate in a clear way to the player so they know within fractions of seconds how to react next. Also the general mixing of these sounds in the ingame-mix is loud and not realistic to enhance player-immersion. Most of these sound are mixed mono - as you want to have these type of sounds to approach the player really in a direct way (same for special attacks)
+{{streetfighter:vectortiger.jpg?400}}
 | Hit / Block Sounds | {{streetfighter:hit.mp3}} |
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 Stage music plays an important factor in the game. Its a important component of a stage-look, stage-sound, character look immersion and identification which is based around nationality in SSFII. Different stages are based in different countries and the composers tried to evoke a particular designed instrument/melody within the composition that resembles that country. Mixing-wise its also very present in the in-game mix - fitting perfectly in between all the Character SFX and generally rounding the sonical experience.
+{{streetfighter:cammyvector.jpg?400}}
 | Ryu Theme | {{streetfighter:ryu_theme.mp3}} |