Street Fighter: 30th Anniversary Collection Cheats

• Alternate colors of outfits

  Effect	Code
  New outfit colors	After picking a character, press any punch or kick button, then press Fierce + Jab + Forward when choosing for the new color.

You can choose from 16 different win quotes by using a button combination of all three punches, all three kicks, LP + LK + MP, MK + HP + HK, and Up, Down, Left, or Right. Note that you have to press and hold down these buttons immediately after the match ends, before the score shows up on the screen.

• Champion Edition Dhalsim

  Highlight Dhalsim on the select screen, press and hold Start for one second, then Left, Down, Right, Up, press and hold Start, and press any punch or kick button.

Highlight Zangief on the select screen, press and hold Start for one second, then Down, Left, Left, Left, Left, Up, Up, Right, Right, Right, Right, Down, then press and hold Start and press any punch or kick button.

• Alternate outfit colors

  Effect	Code
  New outfit color	After picking a character, press any punch or kick button, then press Fierce + Jab + Forward when choosing for the new color.

After you’ve chosen your ism in Alpha 3, hold Start + LP + MK + HP. You will immediately skip to your character’s final boss, and the ending credits afterward.

Highlight Karin at the character select screen for at least 3 seconds, then highlight any random select box, hold start and press any button.

Highlight Karin at the character select screen for at least 3 seconds, then enter this code:

– Highlight the random select box next to Charlie or Sagat, at the select box hold up and press any button.

Highlight Karin for at least 3 seconds, then enter either of the following codes:

– Highlight Charle or Rolent press Left to reveal a random select box. At the random select box hold left and press any button.Highlight Sagat or Gen and Press Right to reveal a random select box, hold right and press any button.

Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting Cheats

• Enable Gouki/Akuma as a permanent playable character

  Go to the “Test Menu” of the game Go to “Configuration” and select “Game.” Then highlight in this order : ‘Time Count Speed’ and press START x3, ‘Event’ and press MK x2, ‘Screen Mode’ and press HK x3, ‘Bonus Game’ and press START x1, ‘Damage Level’ and press LK x4 If you hear Gouki’s/Akuma’s voice, the input was correct.

Like all the other characters, Sean has to build up a gauge to do EX moves and Super Arts. Due to a programming error, he can do this much quicker than any of the others. By holding Back on the directional pad while tapping an attack button, Sean’s gauge will fill up twice as fast as it normally should.

On the character select screen
go to Ryu, press Down, Down, Up
go to Ken, press Up, Up, Down
go to Ryu, press Up
go to Ken, press Down
go to Sean, press Down, Down, Up, Down, Up, Up, Up

Akuma’s portrait should appear.

• Akuma’s Shakunetsu Hadoken Juggle

  Due to a programming bug, it’s possible to juggle the Fierce version of Akuma’s Shakunetsu Hadoken. To do this, your opponent must jump forward into the tip of the fireball. If done correctly, the character will be knocked back in the air, but the game will register that only the first hit of the Shakunetsu Hadoken connected. The rest of the fireball will continue across the screen as if nothing happened. In order to connect the other two hits, you have to dash forward to scroll the screen and keep the Shakunetsu Hadoken going for as long as possible. If timed well, all three hits can connect separately.

When playing as Remy against Urien, try to get hit right after his neutral throw animation connects. The most common way to do this is when Urien’s Aegis Reflector is triggered. Not only does it let you escape from the Super Art, but it completely freezes Urien as well. He will be unable to attack or even move until Remy hits him again.

This glitch requires two controllers. When you start up the game, let the intro play out entirely and enter Demo Mode. The game will go to a CPU-controlled character select screen, and will choose a fighter. Look closely when the Super Art selection screen appears. When the CPU selects the Super Art, the silver oval with the name of that Super Art will flash. As soon as it does, press the Start button. If timed correctly, Alex’s character portrait will appear on the screen, and it will also display the Arcade Mode opponent selection menu. However, do not select an opponent. Instead, press the Start button on the Player 2 controller, and the game will bring up the Versus Mode character select screen.

At this point, use the Player 2 controller to choose a fighter and their Super Art. Immediately after that while the screen goes dark, use the Player 1 controller to choose your character and their Super Art. Select your character using only LP, MK, or HP. If done correctly, the properties of your character’s Super Art will be glitched depending on which character the CPU chose in Demo Mode. For example, the CPU’s first choice is always Ibuki and her Kasumi Suzaku. That means any glitched Super Art you use will have 3 short meters and lets you use more EX moves, but only aerial Super Arts will activate. If the CPU chooses Dudley, Super Arts that normally have a single long meter – Hugo’s Gigas Breaker, Necro’s Magnetic Storm, etc. – will have 2 shorter meters. However, Super Arts with time limits – Oro’s Tengu Stone, Yun’s Genei Jin, etc. – automatically cancel themselves after one use.

In order to fight Q, you have to win the first 8 matches without losing a round, remain at a D rank or higher in each match, get 5 Super Art finishes, and get 2 or more Special Points.

Alex has an alternate version of his Hyper Bomb. In order to perform it, you have to trigger and connect with the Super Art specifically while your opponent is facing away from you. If done properly, Alex will skip his usual animations and do five consecutive backdrop suplexes rapidly across the screen.

Normally, Elena’s Healing Super Art leaves her wide open to attack; the longer it lasts, the more health she regains. If you don’t want to be vulnerable, you can end the animation quickly by pressing all three punch buttons at the same time.

To choose the seventh default color, highlight a character and press Light Punch, Medium Kick, and Strong Punch.

While Gill’s Super Arts are intentionally designed to make them difficult to counter, they can be interrupted mid-animation if you’re close and fast enough. The Meteor Strike can be avoided if you can quickly dash under the first volley of projectiles and hit Gill. The Seraphic Wing can be stopped if you’re near the center of the screen when it’s triggered. It takes a few animation frames for the Seraphic Wing to activate, so you need to hit Gill when he starts floating, but before he opens his wings. The Resurrection can’t be stopped, but you can limit the amount of health Gill regains by dashing up close and hitting him out of the animation. Due to how Resurrection pushes your character back, projectiles and most heavy attacks won’t work. The easiest way is to use a light or medium attack; if you have a Super Art stocked up, you can combo Gill into another KO.

Street Fighter III: New Generation Cheats

• Alternate New Challengers Colors

  When inputting the codes for the New Challengers versions of the characters, you can also select their old alternate colors by including LP or LP + LK at the end of the code.

Select the corresponding new version of the character with Jab (ex. if you want O. Sagat pick Sagat), then enter the code below while the plane flies to the top of the screen then press Jab again. If done correctly you should hear a sound and your character’s costume colors in their portrait should change. Old versions have no super combos and cannot reduce throw damage.

Highlight Ryu and hold for 3 seconds then,
Highlight T.Hawk and hold for 3 seconds then,
Highlight Guile and hold for 3 seconds then,
Highlight Cammy and hold for 3 seconds Finally
Highlight Ryu again and hold for 3 seconds then
Press all 3 punches and Start at the same time at the end of you counting.