Street Fighter V (20 Peoples) is an unlicensed 1993 fighting game for the NES. Despite the title, it has no connection to Capcom’s official series. Created by bootleg developers, it modifies engines from earlier pirate titles to cash in on the fighting game craze. The “20 Peoples” moniker is a deceptive marketing trick achieved by repeating fighters on the roster. The game is infamous in the retro community for its bizarre asset flips, such as using an image of Goku from Dragon Ball as Ryu’s character select icon.
How to Play
As a traditional 2D fighting game built for the NES, you must deplete your opponent’s health bar across a series of matches. In the browser, use the Arrow Keys to move and jump, Z and X for your primary attacks, and Enter to start the game.
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