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Street Fighter Alpha 1 [CPSC] - play as M.Bison

This is a play-through using M. Bison in the CPS Changer version of Street Fighter Alpha 1. Read on below for more information... M.Bison is the main boss of this game. He is an unlockable playable character. ===== ABOUT M. BISON ===== Probably the most famous fighting game boss character, and the staple Street Fighter villain. In Alpha, he is depicted in an overly-muscled way. Alpha 1 Bison is fun to use as a character, his Knee Press and Head Stomp/dive punch are much faster and more responsive than in Alpha 2 or Alpha 3. Alpha 1 CPU Bison is the hardest of the Alpha Bisons to fight against. Set the game onto the highest difficulty and fight against him for a decent challenge... ===== ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ===== When the CPU is controlling M.Bison and he performs the Psycho projectile, you'll find that he often recovers from the move MUCH quicker than if a human player performed the same move with him. Only the CPU-controlled Bison can do this. When the CPU is controlling M.Bison, it does not need to charge to perform his Special Moves or Super Combos. Of course. M.Bison is the only character in SFA1 who does not have any chain combos. His personal boss in the game is Rose. SFA1 is the only game where Bison has some unique voices and grunts. They were changed for SFA2 and beyond. M.Bison is known as Vega in Japan. The game is known as Street Fighter Zero in Japan. The CPS Changer version of the game seems to lack the character dialogue interactions with your character's main boss on the last stage. The CPS Changer version of the game is the only one which has the complete character select screen, showing the icons of Akuma, Bison and Dan. However, an input command must be done to access the complete character select screen. ===== ABOUT CPSC SFA1 ===== Street Fighter Alpha 1 kicked off the superb Alpha series... the game still holds a place in my heart. Despite it being a bit "broken" (competitively-wise), it's still good fun. It's the only Alpha game with chain combos as one of it's core mechanics. As the CPS Changer system is essentially a home CPS-I "console", it's version of SFA1 is basically a "downgrade" or a "back-port" of the game, as it was originally developed on and ran on the CPS-II system. As a result, the game has lower quality (or different) music and sound effects, as well as missing some voices altogether. The character interaction dialogues with their main boss on the last stage seems to be gone as well.