Put it at the end of a selection sequence, after a click or pop that introduces the options, then let a victory-style cue follow once the match begins. Pair it with Click Nice for menu taps and Pop Sound Effect for on-screen choices, keeping the confirm as the final beat before gameplay footage takes over.
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This under-a-second electronic blip is the confirmation chirp from Street Fighter II, played when a player locks in a character, stage or menu choice. Its bright, snappy tone feels decisive and satisfying, like approval after a tense pick, and it carries a warm rush of arcade nostalgia for longtime fighting-game fans. Capcom released the game in 1991, and the cue became part of its identity in arcades worldwide.