Street Fighter 2 World Warrior [SNES] Boss version - M.Bison playthrough
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2012
- This is an alternate version of the SNES game Street Fighter II: The World Warrior which allows the player to select and control the 4 bosses (Balrog, Vega, Sagat and M.Bison). Read on for more information below:
In this video, I've casually played through the game with M.Bison on Difficulty Level 7 as a demonstration. Obviously, his basic moves are very overpowered, and all of them are Heavy hits, no matter which strength punches or kicks you use. He also has two special moves - the Psycho Crusher and the Head Stomp, performed via the usual charging methods.
Below are various information about the character in the game, read on:
---- Unlike the CPU version, he does not wear and remove his cape before the fight starts.
---- He has a jumping punch that can hit twice. The CPU M.Bison never uses this.
---- He has a standing stomach punch (HP while standing). The CPU M.Bison never uses this.
---- His punch fist aura/flames are a flawed colour. If you use the Psycho Crusher, the punch fist aura/flames change into a different flawed colour.
---- All 3 strengths of his Psycho Crusher travel the same short distance. The only difference between them is the speed of travel.
---- After he hits with the Head Stomp, he has two outcomes. The first familiar outcome is he flips back and launches a swan dive punch; the second outcome is he flips to the other side of the opponent, lands on the ground and performs a straight kick. World Warrior is the ONLY version of SF2 where he has the second outcome. You can see this at 0:57 in the video.
---- If his Head Stomp is blocked, he will either jump back off or jump off forward behind. It depends where the opponent is. Also interestingly, the CPU M.Bison in SF2CE, SF2HF, SSF2 and SSF2T is able to do this, BUT the player version is NEVER able to.
---- He doesn't have the proper moving Scissor Kick. In SF2:WW, this isn't a Special Move, and it was supposed to be done by just pressing HK while standing. Instead it is a 'still' version, as it just shows a static animation of the Scissor Kick and returns to his stance. It DOES hit the opponent if it connects though. You can see this used in the bonus rounds.
---- He doesn't have the Slide Kick Sweep. This is supposed be done by pressing LK while standing, but it just shows a quick animation of the slide and returns to his stance. It DOES hit and knock over the opponent if it connects though. You can see this used in the bonus rounds.
---- Sometimes when he performs the Head Stomp against some of the other bosses, he flies up off the screen at the top, and takes about 5 seconds to come back down.
---- In the VS Handicap and Stage Select screen, notice how every character's name at the top is 'RYU'. This was done to stop the game locking if you went into that screen with a boss character.
---- In a 2-Player game, if you win a round with him you will get the '1PLAYER WINS' message instead of his name.
---- In the Win-Loss records screen after a match in V.S. Mode, his wins/losses are recorded on Ryu's name. If you win with him it will record it as a Loss, and if you lose with him it will record it as a Draw.
---- In the V.S. Mode character select screen when M.Bison is highlighted, he already has a number of Special Knockouts in the stats below.
---- In 1-Player arcade mode, if you lose a match with him he does NOT have a 'lose' portrait on the winning/losing screen. This is because he is originally the last opponent you face before the player character's ending. Also interestingly, in the Arcade version of World Warrior M.Bison DID have a 'lose' portrait...
---- In 1-Player arcade mode, if you lose with him and end up on the Continue countdown screen, pressing START to continue will produce some strange flawed voices or sounds. It varies and the sound you get is dependent on which voiced was used by the opponent he was fighting and lost to.
---- Obviously as the bosses were never meant to be playable, their 'endings' are flawed, with Ryu's ending music playing. It doesn't lock the game though. You can see this near the end of the video.
---- After he lands his Head Stomp, you do not have control of his two outcomes afterwards, unlike in every other Street Fighter game.
---- On the Character Select screen map, the flying plane has been removed. Instead it just skips straight to the next opponent. This was obviously done because the bosses had no proper flight plan (lol) programmed in, they would originally 'fly' to "out-of-bounds" areas which would end up locking the game. 
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![Street Fighter 2: WW (alternate) [SNES] - M.Bison](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8ipdynCNuck/mqdefault.jpg)
![Street Fighter 2: WW (alternate) [SNES] - M.Bison](/img/tr.png)
![Street Fighter 1 [Arcade] - play as Adon (playthrough)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9-UV2JEMmH8/mqdefault.jpg)
His ending was awesome, really powerful storytelling
I though it have been a story about Bason as a captain and then I watched it and you were sarcastic actually xd
It sweetest thing M Bison has even he doesn’t wanted be bad guy no more, he just wanted Street Fighter understand his feeling
Plot twist: the player was Bison from the future and killed his present self, and disappeared from existence after he killed the present Bison.
Best character ending ever. :P
Its truly inspiring.
Ikr its so epicc
A truly beautiful ending. It really touches my heart.
I like how the game just fucks itself
I guess this is finale of the Street Fighter 2, so he good guy after all no more being bad guy at all lol.
Great video and information. The moves that were never seen anywhere else and the arcade lose portrait are particularly fascinating.
@DSD Movies Why didn't the Sega Genesis have their own version of Street Fighter II: World Warrior? Genesis came out in the late 1980s, and SNES didn't come out until late 1990, although World Warrior was a '90-'91 game season and the very first SFII based game.
Yet Sega Genesis only did Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition ('91-'92 game with both the Special Champion Edition and the Hyper Fighting ports) along with a beta version of what was supposed to be Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition (as a standalone game dubbed Street Fighter II Turbo), and the final release would've been Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting as a standalone game also.
@Filipo probably due with the licensing deals Capcom had with Nintendo at the time. Very few Capcom games made it to other consoles until about the mid 90s after Nintendo got in legal trouble for the ruthless exclusivity policies it pushed on 3rd party developers.
that's a nice ending
Sagat's theme sounds more badass in danger mode
Nice job
Awesome man!
That's right, it is something else I forgot to add in as well. I've added it plus a number of other things into the description now, many thanks for your input.
Oh I see. I never really tried that trick with them, but thanks for that.
Krizalid99v2, now that I understand what you mean by 'After he lands his Head Stomp, you do not have control of his two outcomes afterwards, unlike in every other Street Fighter game.'
I think the reason for this (of course, that the bosses still, by this point, weren't intended as playable) is also why, when Vega climbs the fence in his own stage, the player doesn't have control of if he hits his opponent with his claw, and he does it automatically.
Also, the way you can't do the bosses' moves (like, if you're Balrog, you can't do the moves he does when you face him in single player mode, etc.) could also be to do with how they're not yet fully intended as playable characters, and that this game is a mere hack, where fans put the bosses into the game, rather than Capcom themselves.
I think this is why Bison is my favorite character, it anoyed me so much back in the day by not being allowed to play as him. I always thought the graphics of the character select etc of the old game looked better then the following SFII Turbo etc. Nice find... Would like to get hold of this hack if you don't mind sharing :o)
Let me guess, you played this game on the hardest difficulty....
Thank you. Nice ! From one dizzy straight into another 8:38....btw where did you get this game? I am a huge fan of the world warrior version and I didn't know there a version with the bosses. Thank you
10 year old me would
Have been glad to found this video . ☺
Basically the moral of his story was no can defeat his powers and they need to get lost
Wow! When I didn't watch this, these two M.Bisons have the same color!
It's different for Vega and Balrog. For Vega it says 'YOU LOSE' and for Balrog it says 'YOU WIN!'.
Yeah I forgot about this. Acknowledged, thanks.
naalala ko tuloy un laruan ng snes sa rfc, kasama ko pinsan ko pqg sabado, dun sa may arcade, saya.
Krizaldid99v2, something new I thought of today - as M Bison wasn't fully intended to be a playable character, his 'defeated portrait' doesn't show him with blood (even though the other three are shown that way, since M Bison was the final boss).
Dang m.bison lifted my sun Ken masters up.
To be honest, I really wish there was more work done on this hack. At least to a point where M.Bison's flashing punches aren't glitched colors. The CPU M.Bison's punches are not glitched, so why are the players like this? I feel like while this was a nice hack, it feels a bit incomplete. I know ending sequences aren't possible, and flight plan sequences can't be done correctly, but at least fix the other errors .
Krizaldid99v2, can you please explain what this (said in the video's description) means:
After he lands his Head Stomp, you do not have control of his two outcomes afterwards, unlike in every other Street Fighter game.
I tried the Head Stomp, and I could still do the swan dive punch.
Interestingly enough, in the later games like SFII Turbo and SSF2 on the SNES, MBison didn't need the cape intro to activate the corrected flashing punches. I guess those codes can't be applied to the hack in some way so the player doesn't have to worry about using codes to fix a glitch? Though I guess for whatever it's worth, it's not necessary.
Also, some of the bosses regular attacks are odd. Not sure if intentional or not. Ex. Balrog & Sagat doing wrong attacks when the player is standing.
Another error that could be fixed (if possible) is M.Bisons Scissor Kick and trip sliding attack. His scissor kick is stationary when it's supposed to move forward. His slide ends too early, and is also stationary. Even in a hack, I think these should be corrected somehow. Not sure about the SNES limitations, but a CPS1 hack of SFII World Warrior does not have these problems.
Message to MrJohnnyOTGS: it says in the description why (not just M Bison, all four of the bosses - including Balrog, Vega and Sagat - the other three) the bosses have glitched 'endings', with Ryu's ending music playing, regardless of what difficulty you beat the game on. It's because the four bosses still weren't yet intended as playable characters by this stage, and this is merely a Hack, where the ability to play the four bosses is a mere glitch.
Oh and, regarding Vega's sound effects when he wins, I'd say, him making glitched sound effects, rather than that effeminate one, are also to stop the game crashing if he did well in either of the Bonus Stages.
Another thing for Krizalid99v2 to know - you can't bypass the bosses (three of them - Balrog, Vega and Sagat) by pressing start on the opponent's controller; doing so will keep you stuck on them until you beat the computer-controlled versions of them. Needless to say, this is to do with how they're not intended as fully human playable characters (even though this applies to all four of them including M Bison).
Krizalid99v2, another thing I just rememberd just now - if you never press start, and it goes into 'Demo Mode', it still only shows the profiles and demos of the original eight fighters, and never of the bosses. Needless to say, this is to do with how the bosses still weren't yet intended to be playable and, whenever it was about to show the players the four bosses, the game would merely crash.
Link to download this rom please?? I have znes running on my PC but I don't have sf with these playable bosses, please pass the link on...
Krizalid99v2, you didn't include things in the description like:
Whenever Vega wins, he makes glitched sound effects, rather than that effeminate one. Possibly this was to stop the game crashing if he won a round, since he's not intended to be a playable character.
This so cool to play the bosses on ww trying to figure out how to get it on arcade
Can you tell me how i can play with bison, balrog, vega, segat please.
How did you get this version?
(still in response to Krizalid99v2) [four things up to now, that you didn't put onto the video description]
In the screen with the countdown (seen in single player mode, if you lose) [the 'Continue' screen, by name], the bosses make glitched sound effects when you press Start. Again, possibly because the bosses aren't supposed to be selectable, this was to stop the game crashing when you pressed Start.
I'm still talking to the uploader of this video - Krizalid99v2 - even if you play single player mode as any of the original eight fighters - the game freezes forever when their endings are supposed to play. This is part of how the uploader said in the description, that the bosses' 'endings' are glitched, with Ryu's ending music playing, 'obviously as they were never meant to be playable'.
I know this too is something the uploader didn't include in the video's description.
I noticed during Bison vs Bison, they're the same colour. If you run the Character vs Character code at the beginning, can they run the different pallets or was that not included in this version?
Also, I must know where you downloaded this from.
+GeekusMaximus www.mediafire.com/download/gfxya8d4pj4qcy0/Street_Fighter_II_Champ._Edition_%28Hack%29.zip
+GeekusMaximus There were no alternate colors in World Warrior. No mirror matches either.
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if you input the champion edition code, there are, except for the bosses
I've actually seen a cartridge version of this hack. It just used the label for the Sega Genisis version ("Special Champion Edition".)
Really? Where?
So there was a sega bootleg under the name of an already existing version of sf2?
I have that
Donde se puede conseguir este juego ya en el formato que sea Cd o cartuchos están mejor hasta los efectos de sonido en otras versiones los golpes suenan como nalgadas y en el nivel de dhalsim chocan los efectos que le ponen de elefantes es horrible está bien chevere este juego
(comment continued) [this is still to Krizalid99v2]
Whenever the bosses win 2 player rounds, the screen says '1 PLAYER WINS' or '2 PLAYER WINS', rather than their actual names. Again, this could probably be to stop the game crashing if they won, since they're not intended as playable.
where you get ROM of this?
Soooo... for his ending, he becomes a demi God glowing demon.
Where we can get a hacked SNES ROM Module? Is there anybody selling some?
What difficulty is this
Yo m.bison breaks shit.
Could somebody please point me to this?
link?
Link?
Ken hurt u really bad! ken for life
I Love M.Bison!!!!! I will always Lose to M.Bison in my Ultimate Destruction!!!!!
How can you fight against yourself?
Krizalid99v2, regarding that comment I posted, regarding how you can't bypass the bosses in single player mode, you can still bypass the original eight fighters by pressing start on the opponent's controller.
Have a look at the poor little Albino Girl Riding the Bike at 1.24
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Nope you can't. There is no legitimate method to select them in the original version of the game.
Dude pls tell me someone hot to unlock these characters i got exact the same sf2 just without them
illyy1337 i think you cant
Bison was a broken character in this game (especially if you beaten the game on the hardest difficulty quite easily). It also looks like that Capcom originally intended for Balrog, Vega, Sagat and Bison to be playable in this version. But didn't.
Ye game kon si hai
He fixed ryu
To be honest, I actually prefer the Champion Edition, o the Turbo Hyper Fighting versions, because you can play legitimately as the bosses in those versions. Nevertheless it's very funny to play as such overpowered characters, they make you feel invincible.
(third comment) [still in response to Krizalid99v2]
In the 'Win-Loss Records' screen in the 2 player mode, the screen still doesn't say the bosses' names, and only the original eight fighters' (Ryu, E Honda, Blanka, Guile, Ken, Chun Li, Zangief and Dhalsim). Of course, this is because they're not intended as playable fighters.
it would be to futher hack this game with extra voice samples like,,, you win,you lose,perfect etc,,,,and the barrel bonus level to make this version equel with the turbo version,etc,,,it would be cool to extend this game with a rompatch cartride wich hacks the game with extra features etc,,,,
Cheat codes on nice mate
Overpowered huh.. you can say that again.. bipson too stronk
that game, street fighter, similar to the Champion edition! omg;-(
It's a ROM hack which lets you play as the 4 normally unplayable boss characters you dipshit.
I guess M.Bison want to be good guy after all to be just like Ryu when he used Ryu Ending, no more being bad guy this is finale ending no more Street Fighter games lol.
初代スト２でみ四天王も使える裏技があったら教えてほしいんやけどな。味方でも使えたら面白いやけどな😊
Hello, please download rom .
Thank you
Maestro J.M.G Spot
Can you unlock these bosses without hacks?
No.
bom jogo
plz give me the hack plz i look so long time for it
Game genie code used
my favtera games bk in the days
Champion edition
Japan ver. Boss hacking please
I have this cartridge on my snes
Bison got a tiny waist,😂
Me quedo con la Version Hack Arcade