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==Ports== [[image:SFAlpha_Cover.jpg|left|thumb|Game Boy Color port]] It is interesting to note, however, that this was the only game released on Capcom's experimental CPS-changer home system, essentially a modified CPS-1 without the encryption of the newer CPS-2 board. It also, perhaps more importantly, was released on the Sony [[PlayStation]] and [[Sega Saturn]]. The conversions were well-received, but were quite limited due to the smaller amount of RAM in the new-generation 3D machines, this problem particularly affecting the PlayStation conversion. The Saturn conversion were generally considered the best available, though they were not arcade perfect. Later Saturn ports utilised the RAM cartridges that were available for the machine so as to increase the animation quality of the games. [[Game Boy Color]] and [[PC]] versions were also made available.
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