Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Europe 980904) — stories left

The game was released by Sega for their Dreamcast-based NAOMI hardware and features all six characters from the home console versions as well as some balance changes, most notably the removal of the "crouch canceling" glitch which allowed for V-ISM infinite combos.

The Official UK PlayStation Magazine said that the game would outlast Tekken 3, and stated "the only thing to tarnish this is the graphics.

Next Generation reviewed the PlayStation version of the game, rating it four stars out of five, and stated that "Capcom may have outdone itself with the most playable and innovative fighting game since the original Street Fighter II.

The Sega Saturn version of Street Fighter Zero 3 was released in 1999 in Japan only, shortly after the initial Dreamcast version.

The Official UK PlayStation Magazine said that the game would outlast Tekken 3, and stated "the only thing to tarnish this is the graphics.

In Japan, Game Machine listed Street Fighter Alpha 3 on their September 1, 1998 issue as being the second most-successful arcade game of the month.

Its April 15, 2001 issue reported that Zero 3 Upper was the best-selling arcade game of the month.

This version was re-released for download on the North American PlayStation Network on October 18, 2011.

The game was released by Sega for their Dreamcast-based NAOMI hardware and features all six characters from the home console versions as well as some balance changes, most notably the removal of the "crouch canceling" glitch which allowed for V-ISM infinite combos.

Its April 15, 2001 issue reported that Zero 3 Upper was the best-selling arcade game of the month.

By 2003, the Game Boy Advance version had sold over 30,000 copies.