(The Nerd yells in disgust as he turns away from the box) At least it's not Papyrus, or Papyrus Sans. When you turn this son of a bitch over, they commit the ultimate graphic design sin. The sticker on the actual cartridge itself is using Bauhaus Md BT, but the logo on the box is Arial Black, and on the bottom they use Algerian. The box pissed me off so much, I had to research fonts. Now, I know the review is about Final Fight games, but bear with me a minute. (holds up the Action Replay box) An Action Replay.
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The great thing about the Saturn is you don't need to mod it to play Japanese games. So it comes in a regular CD jewel case, instead of the gargantuan American Saturn case. Now, you'll notice by the jewel case, that this is a Japan-only release. The Nerd: We'll start with Final Fight: Revenge. So, here we have Final Fight: Revenge for the Sega Saturn, and Final Fight: Streetwise for Playstation 2. They were released just over six years apart and were created by the same developer, Capcom USA, also known as Capcom Studio 8. The Nerd: Well, here I have the two Final Fight games that any fan of Final Fight will tell you fucked the franchise into oblivion. (The Nerd holds up copies of Final Fight: Streetwise and Final Fight: Revenge) The Nerd: So what in the holy name of shit happened to Final Fight? Capcom jizzes out tons of Street Fighters and Resident Evils all the time, but why aren't we getting any new Final Fight games? Was it actually final? I mean, even Streets of Rage, a game that was meant to be a competitor to Final Fight, is actually still going strong with a fourth title just released. Later on, others such as Andore, also known as Hugo, Poison, and Abigail would square up in the iconic tournament fighter. Guy and Cody appeared back in the Alpha series, along with Sodom and Rolento. Many members of the Final Fight cast would even go on to become mainstays in the Street Fighter franchise. There were sequels and spin-offs out the ass. Of course, contrary to the name, it wasn't the final Final Fight. Also, what other game lets you play as a hulking, pro-rasslin' mayor beating his own citizens into submission? The answer is Final Goddamn Fight! The sound of the hits was bone-rattling, and the music was simply badass. While Bimmy and Jimmy were basically just palette swaps, Guy, Cody, and Haggar were three unique fighters with different movesets and styles. They took what Double Dragon and Renegade had started, and sought to improve and innovate. While today Capcom is more known for its overabundance of Street Fighter and Resident Evil sequels, back then they were revolutionizing the Beat 'Em Up genre. Choosing your favorite character and then laying waste to the dregs of Metro City was a rite of passage for all those who had stepped into the hallowed halls of the local video arcade. The Nerd: If you've ever been to an arcade, you've probably played Capcom's premier brawler, Final Fight. And when you click our link in the description, you'll get 15% off your Raycon order.
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