From: bel@whipassgaming.com   
      
   >> I don't know about that, SSF2 is good...actually better on the Genesis   
   >> because it has turbo settings(SSF2 in the arcade runs at CE speed).   
   >> Still, most people are die hard SF2T fans. I've liked pretty much all   
   >> of them except for SSF2T...and that's just due to what they did to Ken.   
   >   
   > SSF2 on Genesis has turbo settings?  Is it some kind of cheat code?   
      
   No, you just hit left or right on the pad under "Game Start". You can do   
   from 1 to 4 stars...and then, I think, with a code get it to go all the   
   way to 8 stars.   
      
   Plus, another thing I really like about SSF2 on Genesis(over the arcade)   
   is the "Expert" mode that allows you to fight *every single character*   
   in the game. That's pretty hip.   
      
   >> The voices, though better than they were on SCE, still have a little   
   >> scratch to them. Could be the clone though, who knows, but I'd guess   
   >> you're hearing it accurately.   
   >   
   > Yeah, they're still slightly scratchy, which sucks because Eternal   
   > Champions and MKII were way better.  Like SCE, they still have digital   
   > instruments in the BGMs in addition to the voice effects.  On a sound   
   > chip with only one digital channel, that is really pushing the hardware.   
      
   I think they did a really good job with the audio, I mean the music is   
   excellent and the voices aren't that bad at all. Like you said, having   
   both performing so well really is pushing the Genesis' sound chip.   
      
   Bel   
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