History Pinball / StreetFighterII

* SpellingBonus: Spell T-O-R-P-E-D-O at the E. Honda saucer to start Torpedo Multiball.

* WizardMode: The Champion Challenge, available after defeating all twelve Street Fighters. You must defeat all of them using the same ball to enter your initials as the new Master; fortunately, some of the shots will take out two opponents at once, so only ten shots are needed to complete the mode.

* RewardingVandalism: The "Car Crunch" MiniGame, which uses a flipper, ball, and car set underneath the field. You have a few second to bash the ball into the car and push it all the way back for extra points.

* RewardingVandalism: The "Car Crunch" MiniGame, which drops the pinball to the embedded playfield, then gives the player eight seconds to use it to smash the red sports car inside.

* OffModel: To say the least; the display animations are pretty bad, but the backglass is infamous for it. To quote [[http://www.ipdb.org/rate/showuserrate.pl?uid=19410 this review]] from IPDB:
-->"The backglass is just atrocious. It contains the worst piece of Chun-Li art ever, professional or fan made... Either it was an intern training day or it was half off bong hits week at the Gottlieb offices when she was painted."

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: Chun Li's Spinning Helicopter Kick, a rotating flipper on the upper playfield.

* BeastMan[=/=] ShockAndAwe: Blanka.

* MartialArtsDoNotWorkThatWay: Guile's Flash Kick. Then again, given the source material...

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja: The "Roaming Ninjas", which never appeared in the original game.

* OffModel: To say the least; the display animations are pretty bad, but the backglass is infamous for it.

--->--"Sosage," [[http://www.ipdb.org/rate/showuserrate.pl?uid=19410 IPDB pinball review]]

* HilariousInHindsight: In ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'', one of Chun-Li's win quotes is "No, I've never thrown any of my bracelets away. Why do you ask?". Likely intended as a reference to an UrbanLegendOfZelda that she could throw her bracelets at the opponent in ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'', but considering she ''does'' thow her bracelet here in the skill shot, it also serves as an unintentonal TakeThat.

->''"You cannot win, if you walk away..."''
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->''"You cannot win, if you walk away..."''

* WolverineClaws: Vega.

->"The backglass is just atrocious. It contains the worst piece of Chun-Li art ever, professional or fan made... Either it was an intern training day or it was half off bong hits week at the Gottlieb offices when she was painted."
-->--"Sosage," [[http://www.ipdb.org/rate/showuserrate.pl?uid=19410 IPDB pinball review]]

Not surprisingly, the ''Street Fighter II'' pinball rode the popularity of the license to become one of Premier's top-selling games, with over 5,500 tables sold. But although the game has a fair number of challenging shots, it failed to catch on with many players, who were turned off by its stop-and-go gameplay, sparse lower playfield, and unbalanced design. The one thing that everyone agrees with, however, is the backbox art, which doesn't do any favors for the iconic World Warriors, and left [[AnimeChineseGirl Chun Li]] resembling a BruceLeeClone DisguisedInDrag. One can only assume that the art budget for this game was eaten up by the licensing costs for Creator/{{Capcom}}. The display animations are equally infamous for their low quality, as they appear to be ripped from the actual game - and poorly at that.

[[caption-width-right:350:Chun Li's been in one too many fights...]]

Not surprisingly, the ''Street Fighter II'' pinball rode the popularity of the license to become one of Premier's top-selling games, with over 5,500 tables sold. But although the game has a fair number of challenging shots, it failed to catch on with many players, who were turned off by its stop-and-go gameplay, sparse lower playfield, and unbalanced design. The one thing that everyone agrees with, however, is the backbox art, which doesn't do any favors for the iconic World Warriors, and left [[AnimeChineseGirl Chun Li]] resembling a BruceLeeClone DisguisedInDrag. One can only assume that the art budget for this game was eaten up by the licensing costs for Creator/{{Capcom}}.

* AnimeChineseGirl: Chun Li.

* InstantAwesomeJustAddNinja: The "Roaming Ninjas" mode, which never appeared in the original game.

The ''Street Fighter II'' pinball casts the player as a new challenger in the tournament, who must defeat each of the twelve opponents by making the appropriate shot when that opponent's light is lit. Along the way are various ancillary challenges, such as fighting off ninja attacks, earning more points in several multiball modes, and crunching the sports car beneath the playfield. Defeat all twelve fighters, and you will enter the [[WizardMode Champion Challenge]] -- if you can defeat all of the fighters again, you will be recognized as the new Master (along with numerous points and bonuses).

Not surprisingly, the ''Street Fighter II'' pinball rode the popularity of the license to become one of Premier's top-selling games, with over 5,500 tables sold. But although the game has a fair number of challenging shots, it failed to catch on with many players, who were turned off by its stop-and-go gameplay, sparse lower playfield, and unbalanced design. The one thing that everyone agrees with, however, is the backbox art, which doesn't do any favors for the iconic World Warriors, with [[AnimeChineseGirl Chun Li]] resembling a BruceLeeClone DisguisedInDrag. One can only assume that the art budget for this game was eaten up by the licensing costs for Creator/{{Capcom}}.

* OffModel: To say the least.

* WolverineClaws: Vega.

The ''Street Fighter II'' pinball casts the player as a new challenger in the tournament, who must defeat each of the twelve opponents by making the appropriate shot when that opponent's light is lit. Along the way are various ancillary challenges, such as fighting off ninja attacks, earning more points in several multiball modes, and crunching the sports car embedded beneath the playfield. Defeat all twelve fighters, and you will enter the [[WizardMode Champion Challenge]] -- if you can defeat all of the fighters again, you will be recognized as the new Master (along with numerous points and bonuses).

Not surprisingly, the ''Street Fighter II'' pinball rode the popularity of the license to become one of Premier's top-selling games, with over 5,500 tables sold. But although the game has a fair number of challenging shots, it failed to catch on with many players, who were turned off by its stop-and-go gameplay, sparse lower playfield, and unbalanced design. The one thing that everyone agrees with, however, is the backbox art, which doesn't do any favors for the iconic World Warriors. One can only assume that the art budget for this game was eaten up by the licensing costs for Creator/{{Capcom}}.

''Street Fighter II'' is an [[PhysicalPinballTables arcade pinball machine]] released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1993, a PinballSpinoff of the [[VideoGame/StreetFighterII video fighting game]]. It was designed by Ray Tanzer and Creator/JonNorris, with art by David Moore, Constantino Mitchell, and Jeanine Mitchell.

* ClawCrazy[=/=]WolverineClaws: Vega.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom[=/=]SlasherEyes: Seen on M. Bison, but of course!

* RewardingVandalism: The "Car Crunch" MiniGame.

* SpellingBonus: T-O-R-P-E-D-O starts Torpedo Multiball.