Street Fighter V

“Street Fighter 5” is a ROM hack of the classic game “Street Fighter II: The World Warrior” for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES). This particular hack was distributed primarily in South America and is known for introducing a variety of changes to the original game. These modifications include a change in the color of sprites, alterations to sound audio, and slight improvements in character and fighting mechanics.

The game retains the core gameplay of “Street Fighter II,” where players select from a roster of martial artists from around the world, each with their own unique fighting styles and special moves. Players then battle against each other or the computer in a series of matches to determine the strongest fighter.

“Street Fighter 5” as a hack is not an official Capcom release but rather a fan-made version that has garnered attention for its tweaks and enhancements over the original SNES title. It offers fans an alternative way to experience the classic fighting game with a fresh perspective. Despite being a hack, it has managed to create a niche following among retro gaming enthusiasts and continues to be played and enjoyed by fans of the series.