Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting is a port of the 1992 arcade classic to PC, keeping the original’s 2D sprite graphics, 8 playable characters (Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, etc.), and simple yet deep combat. For PC players who played Street Fighter II in arcades or on the SNES, what makes this PC port worth playing today—Was it the ability to play online with other retro fans, the smooth emulation (no lag or input delay), or the nostalgia of executing classic moves (like Ryu’s Hadouken or Chun-Li’s Hyakuretsu Kyaku)? How does the PC port compare to the original arcade/SNES versions—Did it retain the tight controls that made the original great, or did you notice differences (like slower gameplay) that took away from the experience? Additionally, modern fighting games (like Street Fighter 6) have far more characters and mechanics—Why do you still play Street Fighter II on PC, and what does it offer that modern fighters don’t (e.g., simpler controls, faster matches, nostalgic charm)? Finally, have you used any mods for the PC port (like custom character skins or music)—Did they enhance the retro vibe, or did they feel out of place with the classic gameplay?