whose abilities are drastically improved over regular humans and aliens due to an armored parasitic insect that has been implanted into their bodies. The character of Troy was originally called , the scientist responsible for creating the parasitic organisms used to turn people into "Parasites". Before the final battle, Dr. Jose reveals that Kevin is actually a "Parasite" created by him, having implanted one of his insects into Kevin's head before having him infiltrate the Galaxy Police, and that the cybernetic armor on Kevin's body was actually created by the parasite implanted within him. Other than the changes to the main character's identity and the story, the game itself is otherwise identical between the two versions. Reception GameSpot retrospectively criticized the game's translated plotline of introducing Ken as a cyborg twenty-five years in the future of the original Street Fighter, comparing it to the alterations to Dhalsim done for the movie Street Fighter. 1UP.com retrospectively described the game as a "bastard offshoot" of the franchise and a "nightmare of terrible localization". ScrewAttack retrospectively stated that while the game was incredibly difficult, it was not bad, and that if the game had not been marketed as a Street Fighter game, it most likely would have been ignored. Notes References External links 1990 video games Nintendo Entertainment System games Platform games Science fiction video games Alternate history video games Street Fighter games Video game sequels Video game spin-offs Video games about police officers Video games developed in Japan Video games set in 2010 Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Wii U