Cony's fighting engine is a fighting engine developed in 1993 by Cony Soft. It is another Street Fighter II engine that is widely used by Cony.
Overview[]
Just like the Kart Fighter Engine, Cony's engine uses B to kick and A to punch. Sometimes you can execute a strong punch or kick by holding forward. Unlike the Kart Fighter engine, Cony's engine always uses a 2P mode as a separate option. (with the exception of the Mortal Kombat games).
The commands for specials aren't the usual SFII commands: you press any direction on the D-Pad and press A and B together (i.e., Forward+A+B). Like Cony's other engines, you can switch graphic settings between NTSC and PAL, however it is not used in all games and sometimes you need to push a button combination on the title screen to access the setup screen.
Games that use the engine[]
- Street Blaster II
- Street Blaster V Turbo 20
- Street Fighter II Pro
- Street Fighter V 20 Peoples
- Street Fighter VI 12 Peoples
- Super Blaster VII Turbo 28
- World Heroes 2
- World Heroes 2 Pro
- Mortal Kombat V'96 Turbo 30
- Mortal Kombat Trilogy/Mortal Kombat 5
- Fatal Fury 2
- Xing Ji Wu Shi - Super Fighter