Definition

Fighting game shorthand for Super Street Fighter II Turbo, the legendary 1994 Capcom arcade fighter that defined competitive fighting game tournaments and still commands deep respect among hardcore players.

Example Usage

The pro players were battling it out in ST at the fighting game tournament.

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