Reply With QuoteIt's not as good as Golden Axe.
Nah, it was the top of the mountain before Street Fighter II. Those synth guitars on the soundtrack are rad as hell.
It's weird in a specific way, which I'll take over generic in a general way every time.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
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It's not as good as Golden Axe.
They were contemporary. I do tend to agree.
Nothing beats Revenge of Death Adder.
Nothing beats punting those little shit gnomes.
Half-man, half-amazing
i wanna agree here, but i tend to think Alien Storm > Golden Axe
i will never get over us not getting a Saturn port of that one
I'm sure whatever resources went in to that really bad nice looking fighting game.
No Final Fight is amazing this is bullshit.
The Sega CD version is really good. I love playing games on old add-on tech, they're my favorite. FDS > TGCD > Sega CD but it's still awesome.
The intro movie has a lot added to it, and the scene at the gym shows Cody punching the mirror the camera is aimed at and it blew my mind to realize that was supposed to be a mirror shot at all.
The only downside to the Sega CD version is the limited color palette and that the sprites don't line up in every frame during Haggar's grapple moves or when swinging a weapon. Still dope as fuck.
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The most fun things in FF for me are doing both jump attacks in the same jump and doing Haggar's piledriver. Other than that, the fighting feels pretty basic.
Shout outs for River City Ransom and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, two great tastes that taste great together. I know the progression in SP gets a lot of grief, but I didn't mind it at all. I enjoy having shops to go to in these games, they add a lot of character. It's a shame SP is in Licensed Product Hell now.
Arcade Ninja Gaiden gets overlooked a lot, once you get the hang of the catapult grappling the game turns in to something weird and amazing.
Double Dragon Advance shit all over other game in the genre.
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