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    Default Street Fighter II DOS Trouble

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    Hello there. I would need help about the DOS version of Street Fighter 2. I have 2 problem

    1. I can hear only sound and no music (even if i click on ''SF2'' located on the floppy disk drive).

    2. When I click on ''Game Start'' the game is asking me something like this

    '' Please enter word (random number) on page (random number) line (random number)''

    I do not understand why it does this (The instruction manual is garbage)

    I have the Original game, 3 1/2 Floppy Disk

    Thanks in Advance
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    Can't help you with the sound issue but the '' Please enter word (random number) on page (random number) line (random number)'' message is an old anti-piracy measure. You need the instruction booklet to get passed that, just look up in the manual what the message is asking you and then type the answer in.

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    Are you using DOSBox? Because you probably should.
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    Thanks you so much todesengel, I can now play the game!

    But I still have the Music issues. In the game option, I have put Soundblaster Card but I only have sound during fights, no music. I can also enable PC Speaker but the music and sound quality is slugglish

    Quote Originally Posted by Jorpho View Post
    Are you using DOSBox? Because you probably should.
    I am playing the game on a 2001 Intel Pentium 3 Computer with Windows 98 as the OS. Im able to play my other DOS game without issues (ChessMaster4000 Turbo edition made in 1994) but it is a CD Game

    Street Fighter II is my only floppy game thought

    Also note: The game take much less time to load than some video Ive seen about this game. I don'T know if it mean something important

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glitchologteam View Post
    Thanks you so much todesengel, I can now play the game!
    No problem, glad I could help you out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glitchologteam View Post
    I am playing the game on a 2001 Intel Pentium 3 Computer with Windows 98 as the OS. Im able to play my other DOS game without issues (ChessMaster4000 Turbo edition made in 1994) but it is a CD Game

    Street Fighter II is my only floppy game thought
    The advantage to DOSBox is that at least there's a much smaller list of things that could need changing.

    Can you get music in other DOS games? Perhaps SFII has some configuration utility you need to run?
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    Windows 98 is probably far enough removed from the DOS for which Street Fighter II was designed that it needs to be running on a system with 6.22 (and not 7.0). Even back then, I had problems getting Sound Blaster support in some games with Windows 7.0. IIRC, I was running SF2 Turbo Edition for DOS on a 6.22 system back in the day.

    Jorpho is correct - you should be using DOSBox...unless you're going to go with a full-on 6.22 system. But who wants to fool around with MEMMAKER when you have DOSBox?
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