What was the first Street Fighter game released on the Super Nintendo?

What was the first Street Fighter game released on the Super Nintendo? The answer is Street Fighter II: The World Warrior.

Capcom released Street Fighter II: The World Warrior for the Super Famicom in Japan on June 10, 1992, followed by releases on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in North America and Europe later that year. It was the first Street Fighter game available on Nintendo's 16-bit home console.

The SNES version adapted the popular arcade fighting game for home play, preserving its roster of eight selectable fighters, special moves, stages, and competitive matches. Some technical compromises were necessary because the cartridge had less memory and processing power than the arcade hardware, but the conversion was widely regarded as a major success.

Players sometimes confuse the answer with later entries such as Street Fighter II: Champion Edition or Street Fighter II Turbo. Those were follow-up versions, not the first Street Fighter release on SNES. Street Fighter III and Street Fighter IV arrived much later, while Street Fighter Alpha was a separate prequel series.