The rules are simple: Use your character's fighting skills to knock out every gangster. You start with three lives, and there are three continues--finito. No passwords and no excuses. Fortunately, there's an abundance of power-ups, weapons, and bonus items hidden throughout each level. Your riotous rumble takes you across the city in search of the Syndicate's HQ.
Before you hit pay dirt, you must survive treks through the Downtown Streets, the City Bridge, ships in the harbor, and a factory. Wave after wave of nasties hinder your progress, including thugs, bikers, ninjas, and whip-crackin' leather dominatrices! At the end of each level, a super-strong boss makes your life miserable. Every boss requires a specific strategy. Erase his life bar before he erases yours! Streets of Rage is nonstop, finger-pumping action-definitely the hottest street brawl for the Game Gear to date.
Fans of Streets of Rage for the Genesis won't be disappointed by this portable version. Sharp graphics, smooth animation, and intense challenge guarantee this cart will be all the rage!
Have you been craving a hot fist-fighting type game for your Genesis? Well, now you can start dancing in the streets, Streets of Rage that is! The street fighting concept has been used everywhere else, such as in the arcades and on all other home systems, but it's never been done on the Genesis and it's rarely been handled this well.
Streets of Rage has eight fist-pounding levels in which you fight along shorelines, on a cargo ship, up an elevator, and, of course, in wind-blown streets. The graphics and animation in this game are terrific! You choose from three characters, tough cops who each specialize in different hand-to-hand fighting techniques, Boxing , Martial Arts, and Judo. This game is packed with awesome moves that help you escape most sticky situations, and you can grab loose items such as lead pipes and baseball bats for a swinging time.
Simultaneous two-player games are a blast, and a second player can join in any time! Streets of Rage will knock you out! I will go one better than that and say that Streets of Rage 2 is my favorite bit Sega game and is one of my top ten games of all time.
Before that in the distant year of , we had the original game which was released by Sega to try and have a Final Fight style game on their system. Well, in my opinion, this series eclipses everything that Final Fight ever did! For a bit game and an early one at that. Streets of Rage is rather cinematic.
The following two games would be far more cinematic. However, the story starts here pretty well. The city is being terrorized by a crime boss called, Mr. Three badasses in Axel, Blaze, and Adam are taking it upon themselves to clean up the streets and put a stop to Mr. X once and for all. Out of the three games, the original clearly is the least detailed in the visual department. You most notice it on the characters themselves as they are quite small.
Still, Streets of Rage is a very fine-looking game. The background art is truly remarkable for a game from and the two games that followed this just built upon what was started here. One thing that the series gets right as soon as you start is the soundtrack. Oh, my goodness does this game have a great soundtrack.
I feel that Streets of Rage 2 has the best soundtrack, but I do prefer the soundtrack here over what is in Streets of Rage 3. The music was done by the very talented Yuzo Koshiro and when I think about this series, the first thing that always pops into my mind is the music. The gameplay of this original Streets of Rage is much more basic than the games that would follow. Axel, Adam, and Blaze do all have different stats and slightly different attacks, but it is not as varied as it would become.
Instead of having a special move, you do yourself, when you press the A button you call in the cops who fire a missile that will clear the screen or do heavy damage to a boss. You fight your way through each stage, until you reach the boss. Defeat the boss and you get to go to the next level.
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However, it did bring back memories of me breaking the joystick for P2, then blaming it on someone else. Great game to bring back. The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:.
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App Store Preview. Screenshots iPhone iPad iMessage. The player is given one special attack per life or per level, with power-ups shaped like police cars giving another.
In round 8, the special attack can't be used. There are three playable characters in the game. Adam Hunter is noticeably slower but stronger than the other characters. Axel Stone is the most moderate of the three characters, as he is slightly slower but stronger than Blaze and faster yet slightly weaker than Adam.
His only negative attribute is his weak jumping ability compared to the other characters. Blaze Fielding is somewhat weaker than the other characters but is the most agile of the three as she can jump the highest and move about more quickly. Her jump attacks have the longest range, and because of her judo abilities her throws and body slams have the highest damage.
The once peaceful city has been taken over by a criminal syndicate, including the police. There is mass violence. Adam Hunter an accomplished boxer , Axel Stone skilled martial artist and Blaze Fielding judo expert are ex-police officers who fight back the syndicate. Depending on whether the game is played as one-player or two-player co-op and the player accepts or rejects Mr. X's offer to become his henchman, there is a possibility for an alternate ending where the player becomes the new head of the crime syndicate.
More details about this game can be found on Wikipedia. Find digital download of this game on GOG or Steam. Recommended Game Controllers: You can control this game easily by using the keyboard of your PC see the table next to the game.
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