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| gamename = Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake | | gamename = Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake | ||
| abbreviation = Street Fighter 1 MR, SF1MR | | abbreviation = Street Fighter 1 MR, SF1MR | ||
| image = | | image = SF1MR_Logo.png | ||
| developer = Valkyrie Project, Capcom | | developer = [https://mugenguild.com/forum/profile/valkyrieproject-59298/PHPSESSID.jejesri66c1t2ecjl6lr7jgioi Valkyrie Project], Capcom | ||
| version = MUGEN 1.0.0.0 | | version = MUGEN 1.0.0.0/Ikemen 0.98.2 | ||
| system = PC<br>January 18, 2011 | | system = PC<br>January 18, 2011 | ||
| website | | website = [https://gamebanana.com/mods/382658 Gamebanana Download Link (Mugen)] | ||
| netcode = | | netcode = P2P (Ikemen GO)</br>[https://tinyurl.com/4ryk2hxe Online Version] | ||
| community = [https://discord.gg/znaGhZAF5f Discord Server] | | community = [https://discord.gg/znaGhZAF5f Discord Server] | ||
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Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake is a 2-D fighting game made in Mugen developed by Valkyrie Project. This is a version of Capcom's Street Fighter 1 with training mode, | '''Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake''', also called '''Street Fighter 1 MR or SF1MR''', and called '''Street Fighter ONE''' in game, is a 2-D fighting game made in Mugen developed by Valkyrie Project. This is a version of Capcom's Street Fighter 1 with training mode, 11 additional playable characters from the arcade version, and the addition of Cody from '''Final Fight''', alongside fixes to the input system. It comes with a multitude of new mechanics that make it insanely unique from the source series, like a 4 button KOF style layout, runs, universal gatling/cancel tables, and the notable lack of a throw on a majority of characters. | ||
This game was largely balanced around the singleplayer experience, much like the original. It even adds custom endings for every character, giving you more of a reward for going through the story with every character. This leads to some very interesting balance choices, like Joe being incredibly weak, or Sagat's unbelievable defense. On a system mechanics side, the lack of a universal throw or many grounded overheads leads to a lot of characters being entirely unable to mix the opponent on block, leading many to play the timer. However, this isn't as dominant, as many of the top tiers have powerful high/low or left/right to keep opponents on their toes instead. If you're looking for entirely unique gameplay among fighting games, incredibly high damage, and some absolutely insane character strength, SF1MR is worth a shot. | |||
{{Navbox | {{Navbox-SF1MR}} | ||
Latest revision as of 02:19, 8 December 2022
| Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake (Street Fighter 1 MR, SF1MR) | |
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| Version |
MUGEN 1.0.0.0/Ikemen 0.98.2 |
| Developers |
Valkyrie Project, Capcom |
| Systems |
PC |
| Official Websites | |
| Online Play |
P2P (Ikemen GO) |
| Community Channels | |
Street Fighter 1 Mugen Remake, also called Street Fighter 1 MR or SF1MR, and called Street Fighter ONE in game, is a 2-D fighting game made in Mugen developed by Valkyrie Project. This is a version of Capcom's Street Fighter 1 with training mode, 11 additional playable characters from the arcade version, and the addition of Cody from Final Fight, alongside fixes to the input system. It comes with a multitude of new mechanics that make it insanely unique from the source series, like a 4 button KOF style layout, runs, universal gatling/cancel tables, and the notable lack of a throw on a majority of characters.
This game was largely balanced around the singleplayer experience, much like the original. It even adds custom endings for every character, giving you more of a reward for going through the story with every character. This leads to some very interesting balance choices, like Joe being incredibly weak, or Sagat's unbelievable defense. On a system mechanics side, the lack of a universal throw or many grounded overheads leads to a lot of characters being entirely unable to mix the opponent on block, leading many to play the timer. However, this isn't as dominant, as many of the top tiers have powerful high/low or left/right to keep opponents on their toes instead. If you're looking for entirely unique gameplay among fighting games, incredibly high damage, and some absolutely insane character strength, SF1MR is worth a shot.
