Cammy
A British Delta Red operative who uses rapid strikes, dives, and spinning attacks.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
Arrow Up | Jump |
|---|---|
Arrow Down | Crouch |
Arrow Left | Move left or charge |
Arrow Right | Move right or charge |
Y | Light Punch |
X | Medium Punch |
L | Heavy Punch |
B | Light Kick |
A | Medium Kick |
R | Heavy Kick |
Control notes
The SNES version uses the six face and shoulder attack buttons.
Directional inputs are used for movement, blocking, special moves, and charge attacks.
How it plays
How does Super Street Fighter II – The New Challengers play?
Matches use a side-view arena and rounds are won by reducing the opponent's vitality before the timer expires. Players combine directional inputs with punches, kicks, throws, blocks, and character-specific special moves.
The main arcade route contains a sequence of international opponents followed by boss battles. Versus Mode supports local two-player competition, while Tournament and Team Battle modes provide additional match structures. Each fighter has distinct normal attacks, special moves, and Super Combo techniques.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Super Street Fighter II – The New Challengers?
Learn one reliable normal attack, one anti-air attack, and one special move before attempting advanced combos. Watch the opponent's movement and punish missed attacks rather than attacking constantly.
Use the training and versus modes to practice spacing, blocking, throws, and Super Combo timing. Charge characters should preserve the required directional charge while defending, whereas motion-based characters benefit from controlled forward movement.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Dee Jay
A Jamaican kickboxer and musician who combines rhythmic movement with powerful charge-based attacks.
Fei Long
A Hong Kong action-film star specializing in close-range martial arts and rapid rekka strikes.
T. Hawk
A Native American warrior who relies on command throws, heavy blows, and strong grappling pressure.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Use blocking and anti-air attacks instead of repeatedly jumping at the opponent.
- 2
Different fighters require different timing for Super Combos; practice the input before relying on it.
- 3
Versus Mode is useful for learning matchups and testing stage spacing.
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