Revisiting the Street Fighter Alpha Trilogy

Released throughout the '90s, Capcom's 'Street Fighter' spin-off 'Street Fighter Alpha' (or Zero in Japan) combines the classic gameplay of the series with a brand-new art style inspired by popular anime. With devastating damage, colourful characters, and bouncing beats, the Alpha series is considered to be a classic in the hearts of fighting game players around the globe.

For this video, I wanted to revisit all three games in the series and analyse their development, gameplay mechanics, reception, legacy, and more. There hasn't been a new Alpha game in over 20 years, so I feel like this series is due for a comeback in the future!

MUSIC:
M.Bison - Street Fighter Alpha
Chun-Li stage - Street Fighter Alpha
Guy stage - Street Fighter Alpha
Sodom stage - Street Fighter Alpha
Dan stage - Street Fighter Alpha
Ken stage - Street Fighter Alpha
Staff Roll 2 - Street Fighter Alpha
Stage Sagat - Street Fighter Alpha 2
Stage Rolento - Street Fighter Alpha 2
The Road (Ryu's Theme) - Street Fighter Alpha 3
Fatal Depth (M.Bison's Theme) - Street Fighter Alpha 3
Simple Rating (Karin's Theme) - Street Fighter Alpha 3
Primatic Stars (R.Mika's Theme) - Street Fighter Alpha 3