Somewhere in Ultra Street Fighter II is a brilliant game – and why wouldn't there be After all, Capcom's fighting classic has achieved not only a cult following in the 26 years since its original release, but is still a fixture at tournaments and house parties.

Street Fighter II literally defined the fighting game genre as we know it today. Mechanics that made their debut in 1991's Street Fighter II continue to be used widely in fighters today.

'Ken hell!

It still plays really well; Looks nice; Cracking on the go gameplay

New modes are bad; Massively over-priced; There are better fighters available

While we were very much excited by the prospect of getting a definitive and portable version of Street Fighter II, a game that we've loved for years and have played in arcades and on home console, it took only a matter of hours for Capcom to KO that excitement.

If the only question you have prior to playing Ultra Street Fighter II is "I want to know if this is the ultimate version of Street Fighter II", then chances are you're going to come away impressed.

It's a shame, because in many ways Street Fighter is perfect for Nintendo Switch. Going with a retro-themed release on the console makes a lot of sense. The Final Challengers is quick to get going, with super fast loading times.

There's no doubt that Street Fighter II proverbially changed the game when it came to the fighting game genre. From being one of Capcom's best selling titles to revitalising a genre, Street Fighter II has a strong legacy that's tough to not feel the effects of.

Works perfectly on Switch; Feels true to Street Fighter II

Way of The Hado controls poorly; Only for fans of Street Fighter II

Street Fighter II: The World Warrior was amazing when it launched on the Super Nintendo in 1992. Street Fighter II Turbo was faster, plus the original four bosses were finally playable.

Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers is now available for the Nintendo Switch and it packs a serious nostalgia punch. When this game was first announced I was surprised to hear it was coming to Switch but with me being a big Street Fighter II fan I was thrilled.

It's been over 25 years since Street Fighter II first debuted and it is still arguably the best fighting game ever made (even though Mortal Kombat fans might disagree). Since it's initial debut, it has been re-released countless times.

Pretty damn close to Street Fighter II perfection; Online Mode; Beautifully updated visuals

Shallow new modes; Missing Bonus Stages; ‘New characters' are just minor variants