Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams

Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams (known as Street Fighter Zero in Japan, also called Street Fighter Alpha 1) is an arcade fighting game released by Capcom in 1995 using the CPS2 arcade board. Set chronologically between the original Street Fighter and Street Fighter II, it serves as a prequel entry for the franchise. Playable fighters include returning characters Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, Guile and Sagat, alongside new additions Adon, Charlie Nash, Rose and Dan. Akuma is available as an unlockable secret character. It introduced brand-new mechanics: Alpha Counter, air blocking and Custom Combo system. The visual art adopts a fresh hand-drawn cartoon style with softer character line art, different from the sharp aesthetics of Street Fighter II. The super gauge system is central to gameplay. Players fill the gauge to unleash Super Combos or activate Custom Combo free combo sequences. As the first title of the Street Fighter Alpha trilogy, the game redesigned character portraits and expanded the franchise backstory. It was later ported to PS, Saturn and PC platforms. Being the starting point of the Alpha series, it remains popular among retro fighting game enthusiasts.

Das sind die Standardtasten. Jedes Arcade-Board hat unterschiedlich viele Tasten und meint Unterschiedliches damit. Oben stehen die Tasten 1–6 des Boards: auf Neo Geo (The King of Fighters und Co.) sind A/B/C/D die Tasten 1–4, Metal Slug nutzt nur 1, 2 und 4 (Schuss / Sprung / Granate), und Pac-Man gar keine. Sechs-Tasten-Prügler mit drei Schlägen und drei Tritten (etwa Street Fighter II) bekommen vom Kern ein anderes Layout: leichter Schlag U, mittlerer Schlag I, schwerer Schlag Q, leichter Tritt J, mittlerer Tritt K, schwerer Tritt E. Klicke im Player auf das Gamepad-Symbol 🎮 und dann auf „Tasten belegen“, um die Tastenbelegung des Emulators zu öffnen (Tastatur und Gamepad, wird automatisch gespeichert). Gamepads werden automatisch erkannt. Auf dem Handy bekommst du Bildschirmtasten.