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Street Fighter II Nintendo Magazine System Promo

Catalog Number	CM 001
Release Date	Jan 13, 1992
Publish Format	Commercial, Enclosure
Release Price	Not for Sale (Britain)
Media Format	CD
Classification	Original Soundtrack, Sound Effect
Organizations	Disctronics

Credits

Composer / Composer

Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe

Tracklist

English

Disc 1 [S CM 001]

01	Title Demo / Credit ~ Player Select ~ VS.	1:22
02	Japan (Ryu) ~ Stage End	2:14
03	Brazil (Blanka) ~ U.S.A. (Guile)	5:28
04	China (Chun Li) ~ Bonus Stage / Here Comes a New Challenger!!!	2:50
05	Japan (E.Honda) ~ U.S.A. (Ken)	5:26
06	USSR (Zangief) ~ India (Dhalsim)	4:25
07	U.S.A. (Balrog) ~ Spain (Vega)	4:53
08	Thailand (Sagat) ~ Thailand (M.Bison)	4:47
09	Ending Collection 1 - Ryu, Blanka, Guile, Chun Li	4:30
10	Ending Collection 2 - E.Honda, Ken, Zangief, Dhalsim / Continue / Game Over / Ranking	4:23
11	Narrator Announcements / Countries	0:42
12	Narrator Round Count	0:28
13	Character Voices & Game Sound Effects	0:47

Disc length 42:15

Notes

Composition:
Yoko Shimomura, Isao Abe (1, 4)
Yoko Shimomura (2, 3, 5~7, 9, 10)
Isao Abe, Yoko Shimomura (8)

Sound Design:
Yoshihiro Sakaguchi, Tatsuya Nishimura (13)

Note, there seem to have been two print runs of this album with matrix codes "S CM 001 01" and "S CM 001 02" respectively.

This is an official U.K. domestically produced soundtrack under license from the original Japanese manufacturer. Released originally in the U.K. as an accompaning free gift with the U.K. official NINTENDO magazine (Nintendo Magazine System), in 1992.
The Soundtrack is based on the 1991 Japanese domestically released "Street Fighter II ~ G.S.M. Capcom 4 / Alph Lyra" (PCCB-00056), and contains all the arcade music and sound effects in full digital stereo.

Comes in slipcase.

This album may also have been bundled in the U.S. in June 1992 with the Nintendo Power SF2 issue (38).

Apparently the fact that this was put out by Nintendo has made a lot of people think this is the SNES soundtrack, but it does say on the cover that this is the Arcade music, and it very much is.