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Post by admin on Oct 21, 2017 8:34:53 GMT
Final Fight [Super Nintendo]:  Streets Of Rage [Sega Genesis]:  |
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Cervantes
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Post by Cervantes on Oct 21, 2017 8:57:05 GMT
Two player and one of the most f****** awesome soundtracks ever: Streets of Rage, no contest. SoR is just so stylish.
Coincidentally, just yesterday I was listening to its music. There's no better boss fight theme:
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Post by stratogustav on Oct 21, 2017 22:06:02 GMT
They re-released the first Final Fight with a different character for the Super Nintendo called Final Fight Guy. It is the same game just different character. There was a lot of censorship for the console version as well too. But the sound was really good on the Super Nintendo, better than even the sound of the sequels. What amazes me is that Streets Of Rage was not in the arcades, at least as far as I know.
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Post by scipioafricanus on Oct 21, 2017 22:52:27 GMT
Final Fight on the SNES isn't complete, correct? So that gives the edge to Streets of Rage by default, in theory.
That being said, Final Fight on the Sega CD wins.
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Post by stratogustav on Oct 22, 2017 6:00:31 GMT
Final Fight on the SNES isn't complete, correct? So that gives the edge to Streets of Rage by default, in theory. That being said, Final Fight on the Sega CD wins. I totally forgot about that version, the Sega CD and 32X libraries are as rare as the Turbografx 16. I feel the Neo Geo had more mainstream exposure because the arcades were still around. |
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Post by Armored Core Raven on Oct 26, 2017 19:53:57 GMT
Final Fight has Poison, so it's an easy vote for Final Fight from me.
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Post by spidershinobi on Oct 26, 2017 23:39:36 GMT
Streets of Rage. If Final Fight was such a strong name, how come people tend to remember Streets of Rage more often? It's because the latter is just more interesting, sounds better, and contains more better themes.
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Post by scipioafricanus on Oct 27, 2017 0:32:22 GMT
Streets of Rage. If Final Fight was such a strong name, how come people tend to remember Streets of Rage more often? It's because the latter is just more interesting, sounds better, and contains more better themes. Streets of Rage has the stupidity/tragedy of Sega attached to it. So people either long for that or remember the folly. Final Fight is Capcom, right? They don't have those problems to dwell on. |
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Post by spidershinobi on Oct 27, 2017 12:08:46 GMT
Streets of Rage. If Final Fight was such a strong name, how come people tend to remember Streets of Rage more often? It's because the latter is just more interesting, sounds better, and contains more better themes. Streets of Rage has the stupidity/tragedy of Sega attached to it. So people either long for that or remember the folly. Final Fight is Capcom, right? They don't have those problems to dwell on. I disagree. Streets of Rage has a a few big factors that make it more relevant than Final Fight even though it's far more alive than the former nowadays: - Final Fight depicts an american city infested by gangs (as interpreted by japanese developers), while Streets of Rage depicts a coastal city plagued by corruption (again, as interpreted by japanese developers). Dude, the theming in SoR already covers most of the kids in the world whose parents' could buy the game. - SoR features an appropriate soundtrack for its setting. - Playable waifu is better than waifu in distress. |
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Post by Dan E. Kool on Oct 27, 2017 22:01:00 GMT
How did I miss this? My vote is for Streets of Rage, obviously. Not even a question. A beat-em-up without multiplayer will always lose to one with co-op. And if that's not enough reason...
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Post by scipioafricanus on Oct 27, 2017 22:41:22 GMT
Streets of Rage has the stupidity/tragedy of Sega attached to it. So people either long for that or remember the folly. Final Fight is Capcom, right? They don't have those problems to dwell on. I disagree. Streets of Rage has a a few big factors that make it more relevant than Final Fight even though it's far more alive than the former nowadays: - Final Fight depicts an american city infested by gangs (as interpreted by japanese developers), while Streets of Rage depicts a coastal city plagued by corruption (again, as interpreted by japanese developers). Dude, the theming in SoR already covers most of the kids in the world whose parents' could buy the game. - SoR features an appropriate soundtrack for its setting. - Playable waifu is better than waifu in distress. No No No.... I agree with you completely. I was just lumping in what people think about "Sega" now, and that trickles down to a great game like Streets of Rage. "Hey, remember when Sega was on the ball and not stupid, like today, and made great games like Streets of Rage...? Yeah... Good times!" |
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Post by spidershinobi on Oct 27, 2017 23:18:35 GMT
I disagree. Streets of Rage has a a few big factors that make it more relevant than Final Fight even though it's far more alive than the former nowadays: - Final Fight depicts an american city infested by gangs (as interpreted by japanese developers), while Streets of Rage depicts a coastal city plagued by corruption (again, as interpreted by japanese developers). Dude, the theming in SoR already covers most of the kids in the world whose parents' could buy the game. - SoR features an appropriate soundtrack for its setting. - Playable waifu is better than waifu in distress. No No No.... I agree with you completely. I was just lumping in what people think about "Sega" now, and that trickles down to a great game like Streets of Rage. "Hey, remember when Sega was on the ball and not stupid, like today, and made great games like Streets of Rage...? Yeah... Good times!" Misunderstood your point earlier, then. Btw, I have to add that I played the game for the first time as a kid. Yeah, I was a 90s kid, and that game didn't only look like the cities in my country, it had similar story to what goes on in my country (even today) and it sounded like the (better) radio stations back then. |
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