Super Street Fighter II (Super NES) - Ken Playthrough [HD] | RetroGameUp

TAS tools were used in this playthrough. Consider subscribing here :    / @retrogameup   More retro stuff here at RetroGameUp's website! https://retrogameup.com/ Follow RetroGameUp on Twitter!   / retrogameup1   Buy a coffee for support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/retrogameup Follow RetroGameUp on Facebook!   / retrogameup-496507483739012   Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers was developed and published by Capcom for the Super Nintendo in 1994. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Game Start 0:53 VS. Guile 1:55 VS. Zangief 3:19 VS. Dee Jay 4:22 Car Bonus Stage 4:52 VS. Cammy 6:10 VS. Ryu 7:30 VS. Chun-Li 8:38 Brick Break Bonus Stage 9:13 VS. E. Honda 10:34 VS. Fei-Long 11:38 VS. Balrog 12:47 Barrel Bonus Stage 13:24 VS. Vega 14:38 VS. Sagat 15:46 VS. M. Bison 16:57 Ending KEN PLAYTHROUGH Ken is the second well known character in the Street Fighter series, often referred as the “Player 2” version of Ryu in Street Fighter and Street Fighter II: The World Warriors. He, along with Ryu, established what is known as the shotos: character that has projectiles, an anti-air special move and strong kick special move. Ken is a motion character, which means that all his move can be performed by doing specific move input without charging. Taking the shotos type of character, Ken has his well-known Hadouken as a projectile, his Shoryuken as an anti-air special move and his Tatsumaki (also known as Hurricane Kick) has his strong kick special. In Hyper Fighting, he gains the same ability as Ryu: Perform a Tatsumaki in the air. Like Ryu, it only hit once, but since Ken’s variation is very weak on one hit (because of its multi-hit property), it is mostly used to push the opponent away. However, it will still multi-hit if he hit his opponent while he is on the ground. In Super Street Fighter II, his fierce shoryuken hits three times and set his opponent in fire. Against the CPU, Ken is very powerful. He can defeat every other character’s physical move with his Shoryuken, and can chain normal move with it. He can easily dizzy his opponent and perform a tirade of combos that can remove up to 50% of health. He is also able to perform cross-up combo with his fierce kick, followed by crouched jab kick or standing jab punch and finishing it up with his more powerful Shoryuken. Some examples of his chain of combos include. As a side note, his crouched jab kick, when performed very fast, can easily stun his opponent. The CPU has a tendency to do this move. TAS tools were used in this playthrough. #ken #hfken #streetfightercollection2 #streetfighterII #streetfighter2 #hyperfighting #playstation1 #psx #psone #longplay #playthrough #fightinggame #retrogames #retrogameup