When I was 15, I discovered a game called Street Fighter II: The World Warrior at my neighborhood 7-11. It was my first blush with Capcom's fighting series, but it sparked a relationship that's lasted nearly 24 years. Every day after school, I'd take a slight detour to stock up on Skittles and plunk a quarter or two into Capcom's arcade cabinet to practice Ryu's Hadoukens and Shoryukens. Within a week I'd accumulated enough skill to take down M.Bison, and felt capable of confidently challengi...
When I was 15, I discovered a game called Street Fighter II: The World Warrior at my neighborhood 7-11. It was my first blush with Capcom's fighting series, but it sparked a relationship that's lasted nearly 24 years. Every day after school, I'd take a slight detour to stock up on Skittles and plunk a quarter or two into Capcom's arcade cabinet to practice Ryu's Hadoukens and Shoryukens. Within a week I'd accumulated enough skill to take down M.Bison, and felt capable of confidently challengi...
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