The game is rich in action and is loaded with improved fighting skills, lung buster punches, killer throws, skull-shattering kicks, and mortal blows! There is also an enhanced two-player Mode for cooperative mayhem.
Or blow off steam beating the daylights out of each other in the Head-to-Head Mode. A new crime boss has taken over the city! Even the police force is corrupt. Save the city from this criminal scum before it's too late! Choose from three different heroes, each with their own specialized moves and abilities!
Pick Wolf for power, Blaze for speed, and Hawk for all-around skill. Learn the numerous techniques of each hero, and use the one suited for you! Next, blast through 8 levels of nonstop fighting action as you race to reach the crime boss and end his reign of terror. It may be rough, so bring a friend along for 2-player simultaneous play! Just don't hit each other if you plan to win. Superb bit graphics combined with the musical mastery of Yuzo Koshiro and Team Shinobi make Streets of Rage a raging hit!
A war is raging on the city streets and the crime rate is soaring! The gangs are so strong even the police can't stop them! Three ex-cops Adam Hunter, Axel Stone, and Blaze Fielding have taken it upon themselves to get rid of the crime syndicate behind the terror!
Streets of Rage is one of the hottest fighting games available for any system and now the U. National Video Game Team is going to take you into battle like never before. With perfect maps and the best tips and techniques, you should have no problems battling your way to the Big Boss who's behind it all.
You'll find this apple in the first booth. Get rid of all of the enemies before recharging your life. The two outer phone booths are empty but if you destroy the one in the middle you will find an apple. This guy looks a lot meaner than he really is. To insure your survival it is best to keep the meat on the screen until you are low on life. Grab the Boss and give him a couple knee slams and a backdrop for best results.
The baseball bat will help you pass through the first part of this level. Try to defeat the enemies as they appear or they will follow and gang up on you making it harder to fight them off individually. To defeat this Boss all you have to do is grab him, do two knee slams, and then backdrop him.
Keep the meat on the screen just in case you need to refill your energy. This Boss is rather easy once you know his weak spot. Knock him down with a jumpkick and then rapidly knee slam him. Don't try to backdrop him or else! Here's a street fighting game that'll knock your socks off. New, Streets of Rage from Sega Genesis. You get a total of 40 individually controllable attack moves. Upper cuts. Head butts. Flying double knee attacks. Neck grabs. Jumping pile drivers. You'll need every one of them, too, to clean up these streets.
This neighborhood's crawling with punks, muggers and urban riff-raff. You and a buddy, fighting side by side, take on up to eight of these toughs at once. Go at 'em with everything you've got. Dish out justice however you see fit. Remember, you're the good guys. But watch your back. These goons are even more ruthless than you are. Gangs of 'em come at you from everywhere So if you want to clean up the streets, don't just sit there.
Do something. Get Streets of Rage from Sega Genesis. The criminals are loose in the city and your going to stop them with your martial arts skills. A great 2 player game! At the time of its release it was competing with Final Fight for popularity, which is why fans have split opinions about the two, as they both have their own pros and cons.
The story behind Streets of Rage is nothing special; three police officers Adam, Axel and Blaze set out to cleanse the city of crime by simply defeating any and all thugs they encounter. Their superiors had been caught in the web of corruption spread throughout the city, thus they must go it alone. The gameplay consists of up to five enemies entering the screen from either side, and you must obviously defeat them in order to move on to the next part of the level.
Each of the three playable characters can use a basic attack, jump, attack while jumping and finally use a special move which calls a non-playable ally to shoot all enemies on the screen. Note that this ability can only be used once per level, although you may find power ups scattered throughout the game.
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Clench your fists, make a muscle, and get ready to ' throw your weight around those alleyways of anger -- again. Sega's latest entrant in the beat-em-up ring is none other than the long-awaited, overexposed, meg Streets of Rage 2. For once, it was worth the wait. If Streets of Rage was a fantasy vacation in Maui, the sequel's a million dollar shopping spree! Anniversaries are always memorable, but Axel and Blaze probably want to forget this one. Exactly days after Mr. X met defeat in Streets of Rage, he returns from beyond the penitentiary to copnap Adam, the pair's partner in crime fighting.
Axel and Blaze get mad, and vow to get even. They recruit Adam's kid brother Skate and Axel's best friend Max to help them clean up the streets and sign Mr. X's name on the dotted line of disfigurement. Looks like everybody's gonna be kung fu fighting! You alone or you and a brawling bud hit the streets armed with the widest and most potent array of martial arts moves ever found in a side-scrolling beat-em-up.
All told, each hero packs 15 techniques, including standard kicks and punches, jumping attacks, running assaults, throws, hair-grab holds, combinations, and other special attacks.
Pipes, swords, bombs, and knives also give you an edge. Rage 2 does have one major hole in its offense: there's no defense. You can't block or reverse enemy kicks. The signature moves are awesome. Axel, the street-clothed police officer, injects the power of the Dragon into his fists.
The sultry femme fatale, Blaze, tosses fireballs, pulls a clothesline, and makes running football-style tackles. Skate, the roller-skating bad boy on wheels, uses a break-dance spin kick and a Corkscrew kick. At first, SOR 2 seems out of control -- you'll clobber enemies and they won't even know what hit them.
Then, it all starts to make sense and you begin to figure out the nitty gritty on how to make all the right moves. The secret to successful fist-fighting is learning the range and direction press required for each move. This produces even more graphic, adrenaline-surging battles than before.
Compared to other side-scrolling, kick-butt games, only Final Fight sports bigger brawlers. Animation is clean as a whistle, and slowdown is infrequent. You maul your way through eight slick-looking and excruciatingly long stages. Among other areas, you clean house in a baseball stadium, on a beach, in an amusement park, and in a factory. The colorful backgrounds and touches of multi-scrolling enhance the groovy graphics. You meet and beat a plethora of pinheads, thugs, and bosses en route to Mr.
X's high-rise HQ. Even with adjustable difficulty and two continues per game, SOR 2 leaves players of all skill levels battered and bruised. Most players should beat Easy without breaking a sweat, but experienced players will want to try Hard for a real skull-caving challenge.
A well-known video game music composer, Yuzo Koshiro, is the man from Japan who strikes the sweet chords in Streets of Rage 2. Sound fx-wise, the game surpasses previous Sega efforts with a snoot full of digitized grunts, groans, screams, and yelps.
Clarity is definitely lacking, but the voices pump you up even if you can't understand them. In addition to the main game, SOR 2 also offers a diversionary Duel mode. Built exclusively for two-player head-to-head battles, Duel enables you to pick any of the four fighters and battle it out in one of eight battleground settings. Duel is a fun little "extra" and a great way to practice techniques. However, it lacks the blocking, combos, strategy, larger sprites, smoother control, and secret moves you need to compete with full-blown, one-on-one games such as Street Fighter II.
Sixteen megabits of great, improved graphics, massive sprites, top-notch audio, and multitudes of moves make it the bit side-scrolling street fighter to beat. Would-be Genesis heavyweight champs, this game's right up your alley! Genesis fistfighters have been tearing op to joint waiting for the next gangfight. So, now that street fightin' is all the rage, it looks like a good time to bring in Streets of Rage II, immediately! To help you keep your violent tendencies in check, here's a preview.
Streets of Rage II features some things old, some things new, some things borrowed, and some things black and blue. The Streets of Rage gang is out to put down Mr.
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