Music
The soundtrack CD was released in June 1998 on Scitron.
Soundtrack album tracklist- Street Fighter EX2
- Select
- Pearl in the Sky
- White Field
- The Infinite Earth
- Lost Sea
- Mahatma Temple with Hymn
- Three Tree
- Crowded Town
- Flash Train
- Fake World
- Crash Power Plant
- Amusementive Crime 2
- More Stronger
- Passage of Lotus (Kairi's theme)
- Ending
- Staff Roll
- Continue
- Stage Clear
- Challenger
- Game Over
- Street Fighter EX
- Sakura Mankai (Hokuto)
- Precious Heart (Sakura)
- Heat Wind (Dhalsim)
- Garnet Sky (Jack)
- Stronger (Garuda)
- Spinning Bird (Chun-Li)
- Arabesque (Pullum)
- God Hands (Akuma)
- Future Objects (Cycloid Beta)
A 13-track Arrange Album was released in July 1998 by Suleputer, remixed by Yasunori Mitsuda and Toshimichi Isoe.
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