Final Fight CD (Sega CD) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- A playthrough of Sega's 1993 beat 'em up game for the Sega CD, Final Fight CD.
Played through on the hard difficulty level as Haggar. I also show each of the Time Attack stages after the ending.
This Sega-produced port of Capcom's 1989 arcade hit was the closest thing US gamers got to a home version of an arcade perfect port until emulation was able to capably do the job.
The western computer versions are worth only mentioning for how terrible they are, and the Super Nintendo port, while fun in its own right, was sorely lacking in several respects. Early on, only the x68000 port was virtually arcade-perfect, but that was a Japan-only release (not to mention the price of the computer would've been about the same as a CPS1 cabinet in the early 90s).
Sega had a good track record with porting Capcom's arcade hits to the Genesis platform: Strider, MERCS, Forgotten Worlds, Ghouls 'n Ghosts, and Mega Twins were all excellent, and it seems that this trend continued nicely on the CD platform.
With the exception of a few censored sprites, pretty much everything that was missing in the 1990 Super Nintendo conversion is present in the Sega CD release.
All of the arcade game's playable characters and stages are intact, and the simultaneous 2P mode is included. The CD version can throw far more characters around on screen with no slowdown (though in a few extreme cases it can flicker pretty badly), making the challenge much closer to that of the original.
The graphics look great - it appears as if this version retains most (all?) of the animation of the original, and though it has lost a lot of color, the overall look of the arcade game is faithfully reproduced. The intro and ending cinematics have been redone with (groan) full voice acting, and it also has a brand new, remixed version of the soundtrack that streams directly off the CD. Most people really seem to love the new tracks, but I've never been a big fan. I love the arcade soundtrack, but this one always sounded fairly cheesy to me. Too bad they didn't include an option to play the music using the system's FM chip. The sound and voice effects are all loud and clear, though, and that new Time Attack theme is pretty good.
I did find it funny, but kinda cool, when the vocals kicked in stage 3. Does anyone know if that's Mitsuyoshi singing during the cage fight with the Andores? It sounds awfully similar to some of his Daytona vocals.
Final Fight CD isn't quite an arcade-perfect port, but it is excellent. The CPS1 hardware could have run circles around the Sega CD, but you'd never be able to tell looking at these two games. This version stands up to the Streets of Rage games far better than the SNES ports ever could.
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Haggar is almost 80 and Guy and Cody are in their mid 50s ..... scary
Guy and Cody are nearly as old as my parents, at this point. I noticed that, too. 😳
The funny part about that on Marvel Vs Capcom either 3 or Infinite if I'm not mistaken I think it was Chun Li that Tells Hagger how Old is Hagger LOL an on Street Fighter 5 Lucena Story an Sorry for the bad Spelling Hagger has Grey hair.
the birth years for SF and Final Fight are considered non canon cuz they moved the SF universe timeline to line up with now
Eiji Wakamoto
Sf 5 takes place in the 90s
The music on this version is incredible.
I prefer the original
Too bad about the voice acting though. Its terrible
정말 최고임. 원작을 뛰어넘는 편곡.. 심심할 때 가끔 들어도 너무 기분 좋아지는 BGM
SEGA does what nintendon't. SEGA FOREVER!!!
Capcom always made sure to compose awesome music
Ahh, the memories. I played this with my older brother. This, and Sonic CD, and Sewer Shark, and Tomcat Alley….. Sega CD was awesome. Good times.
This right here was one of the best reasons to own a Sega CD.
From what i heard, this was a good port/version. Only version of Final Fight i have was the GBA version. It had cool unlockables and characters.
@@SoulStreak64 I loved the GBA version. Alpha Cody was insane to play as. So powerful! :)
Music so different, best at 5:48
@@NintendoComplete
That's cool! I was more of an Alpha Guy type of guy...
The music is a bit cheesy, but I've heard worse, and nobody composes music like early CD-based consoles like the TG-16 (try Wanderers from Y's).
I think it's one voice actor reading for all of the characters, it's so good/bad/hilarious, I love it.
That does make sense. They couldn't hire, I dunno.... 3 other people for a day's worth of work?
I'm gonna guess he didn't perform as Jessica.
It’s like an audiobook.
@@85walterrulez Hell, if Capcom didnt have the money they should've just farmed out volunteer voice work from fans! I'm sure *we'd* be more than willing to help!
@@JoseBronxRican Man, that would've been hilarious though.
I bought Final Fight CD in late 1996 at Toys R Us for less than $10, and I still have the game.
Lucky you, I never saw it anywhere. I figure it had a low production run and it sold out very fast. And I never saw it for rental, never saw it at used game stores or pawn shops, not even at any garage sales.
Wow 😳
This (along with a Sega CD console which I had my parents get me just for this game) was my signature Christmas gift in 1995 too!
@@freakyfornash very nice gift.
@@jsttv Oh yeah! To think of how psyched I was to be able to play this great game at home in near arcade perfect form at the time. Whoever thought how much I'd be able to expand my video-game collection the way I was able to as time went on as well too!
This and Terminator on SEGA CD have my 2 fave side scrolling soundtracks.
That custom soundtrack was so dope, I still have this version in my collection! I love how they used, music from it in that recent Final Fight Mugen! 👍👍
I remember around spring of ‘94, there was this older kid who had this on Sega CD and he was an only child so he’d always get all the new gaming consoles. We were still playing our Genesis at the time. He never was allowed company so we’d always stand outside his window and watch him play inside. I remember him yelling outside and saying “ hey I got a new game and there’s a guy who almost curses”, referring to the Haggar when he says “you son of a...”. Lol. Now mind you “94 I had to have been about 6 or 7 years old. Those were good times. Games were simple but great. None of the incomplete cash grabs we have today.
Doug F. Lol everyone had that same only child kid in their town growing up
@@snowboardman420 so true lol
I never played this version. I only played the SNES one and the arcade. I love the music in this one. It makes it sound like an 80's action drama.
Other than Sonic CD, Final Fight CD was the best Sega CD game. "Oh, my car!!!"
At first I thought the guy said, "Oh my C*nt!"
Oh my God in the arcade, Oh my car on console.
Try Android assault another amazing shooter on Mega CD.
SEGA CD fans know what true gaming truly feels like SEGA FOREVER!!!
Ohhhh Sega Cd💜
I want to go back to the 90s
I travel baçk in time all the time that's why I'm always happy even when things are very depressing lol!!!
Final Fight has to be one of the most unnecessarily censored games in history.
Who knew the Sega CD had the best version of Final Fight. Would definitely take this over the arcade version any day.
sega went the extra mile and in this case Sega does what nintendont lol
@@EDifyer881 A single-speed CD-ROM drive?
@@NintendoComplete perhaps l💿l
@@NintendoComplete yes and it's awesome
You are absolutely delusional. The arcade version destroys any of the home versions. The only one that comes close to the arcade version is the GBA.
Music is phenomenal. Well done Sega Sound Team.
14:59 imagine you re reaching your car to drive home, and discover it was totally beated up by a random guy just for some bonus for his next stage
Lol! 😅
Now imagine seeing the mayor of your city doing it
Me: *Blinks, hangs up on the number he called* "Wow. My insurance actually did cover this. It was listed under the Random Fighting Game Bonus Stage clause."
@@joe718gt4 Lol!!!
This is what happens if you go outside rn
ahahahhahahhahha good shit
People are throwing hands over the Coronavirus? 😳
Lmao excellent point to make
The Sega Genesis/CD may not display as many colors but here, it gives the games environments and characters a more grittier and less cartoonish look than the SNES and arcade versions.
One of many reasons why the Sega CD is a vastly underrated console. Look beyond the FMV games that clogged the library, and you could find some real gems. It's kind of too bad that this is remembered mostly as the beginning of Sega's downfall.
It's only underrated if you are holding it to a Nintendo Nerd standard. It has some great games ofcourse Sega was an incredible game maker.
If your a Genesis owner back in the day. $299 for an add-on or buy a SNES for half that cost and open yourself up to a library that for every good Sega CD game there are about 10 good SNES games. That's the perspective that should be used.
It absolutely had some great stuff. I mean, what other system can boast that it got the sole official English release of Snatcher? And then it had the Working Designs games, Shining Force, Rise of the Dragon, Lords of Thunder, Silpheed.... so many great games. It had a lot of crap too, but the crap-to-gold ratio wasn't really any worse than any other console.
I still tend to think of the Sega CD as a solid move for Sega. In my mind, they really started doing damage to the brand once they announced the 32X. Not that that was a bad system either for games, but it was the last thing Sega should've been doing pouring money into at that point.
I believe the 32X was the beginning of the end for SEGA. The Sega CD was released three years before the Saturn and I dont think it affected neither its development nor the funds of the company. Sega CD was an awesome add on for the Genesis. Maybe a pointless move as the Genesis alone was powerful enough to challenge the Snes. But most of its games are real gems.
The Sega CD was pretty underrated. It had a pretty good library of games. Yeah, most of it was either interactive FMV games, or enhanced ports of Genesis games. But, there are some good exclusives on the add-on, too. Even some region exclusives like (🇯🇵 *_Shadowrun_* & *_Yumimi Mix_* ) were good. The only bad games that it had were some of the FMV games, like *_Bram Stoker's Dracula_* .
The 32x is the crap add-on.
It's a shame the Sega CD didn't have more amazing gems like this, as it's solid port of Final Fight alone was practically enough to sell that console back in the day. That of which was why I begged my parents to get me one as my signature gift for Christmas way back in 95 too! (L.O.L.!) Just to think of what else more good could have been done with it, if they focused more on making games such as this, rather than those lame, crappy FMV's nobody (including myself) really seemed to like, which flooded the system, and what not as well. Too bad it's conversions of then hit arcade games in Mortal Kombat, and NBA Jam were both nothing to write home about unfortunately (while being not a whole lot more than slightly enhanced ports of their respective Genesis titles), considering how well done this game was though. I wonder how amazing Street Fighter II (with the Sega Genesis editions both being very good as they were) could have been on the Sega CD with that being said? That along with The Punisher arcade game (which too got a fairly decent Genesis conversion in it's own right), and who knows what else also?
Holy crap the music in this version, 10/10 A+
My! Been a fan of the game and the music since it came out on arcade! Didn't know until today (30 years later!) this version had this good music! Btw, nice alignment at 18:36 to down both Andore's together! ;)
This, Sonic CD, the Lunar series and Fatal Fury Special were my favorite sega cd games.
Personally I wouldn't add FFS on my list, because it's a poor port. However I'd add Popful Mail, because that game is splendid. Keio Flying Squadron is also a terrific little gem for the Sega CD.
The game looks and sounds better than the super Nintendo version. Glad I found your channel
まじかよ。サウンド最高じゃん！！！
ohh my god. sound & music is awesome though.
21:27 best track ever! Heavy metal guitars rip it up nicely! I would always blast this stage🤘🤘
The more I look at this, the more I realize that Doom Eternal isn't based on Doom--it's based on early scrolling brawlers!
IN Doom Eternal - Punching them seems to be a major component more than shooting.
Doom Eternal, Resident Evil 4, and GoldenEye really do have the rhythm and feel of a scrolling brawler as it's really all about juggling large numbers of enemies relentlessly attacking.
They should've added Hagger in street fighter games.
It would have been cool for him to show up in later versions of King of Fighters, too. Imagine that dude fighting Zangief or Goro. They'd need to make the crowd move back an extra twelve feet, lol..
They did in the _Vs. Marvel_ series. But Zangief and Haggar, to this day, have never appeared in the same fighting game.
Haggar and Zangief they always replace each other lol
they never appears together
Haggar was busy with his wrestling career, with two Saturday Night Slam Master games.
Always found it funny that you could pick up gum that Edie E, the third stage boss, spit out of his mouth, and you'd get health back. Nasty, yet effective.
You know you lived through the great console war when you see a Sega game on a Nintendo channel and your first thought is "How dare you... Traitorous FILTH!"
Hahaha hell, I only pledge my allegiance to good games, Nintendo or not.
I miss those old console days. I even love final fight theme stage clears.. It sound like a 80s theme show. Nostalgic 😢
My dad bought me this system! miss my dad like crazy!!!!!!!!!!!😥 AMAZING GAME SYSTEM BACK IN THE DAY!
20:23 One of the few video games that lets you *beat up* crooked cops! 🐖
25:56 that track brings back so many good memories, I love how Street Fighter Alpha 2 remade the elevator stage
Final fight on Sega cd 💿 is way better than the snes version I never played it on Sega cd or knew that it was out for the system but after watching the game play made me wish I had the chance to play it as a kid. Great video👍
I had a sega CD had this, and yea it was amazing sega CD gets so much shit but it was ahead of it's time for about 3 years or so and had about 140 AWESOME games
You can't compare a medium with a lot of storage space versus a cart that was likely only 8 megabits, like comparing a $100 bill to a penny.
@@Bloodreign1 agreed but Nintendo fan girls love to compare SNES to Genesis and talk about DK and mode 7 bullshit; talking about the SEGA Genesis don't have sound Chip like SNES well I say SNES don't have CD technology like the SEGA Genesis does. SEGA FOREVER. I just love 16 bit gaming!!!
I never had a Sega CD, it was a dream for most kids back then to own one. I was glad I had a Mega Drive though with Sonic 1,2 and Streets of Rage! Final Fight is one of my favourite beat em ups and this version seems to be the best
You played very well👏👏👏, I also have a longplay channel! This version is very good, but I get the arcade version! In this part, if you stay in a straight line in the correct part, the fire will not hit you 22:38
sound is so crispy....so much better than the SNES version
That ost was incredible, better than the original
Damn, so many memories from those years for me......😔
Same bro
58:16 capcom and fatal fury 1 had this fascination knocking someone out of a skyscraper window.
The music is sick! With the exception of the rendition of Eddie's and Rolento's themes. Kinda let down cos those were my favorite tracks of the game.
I'm getting a Sega CD for this game only.
I played this a lot on my Sega CD when it was released. It's still a part of my collection decades later.
This is the BEST port of FINAL FIGHT i purchased the sega cd just for this game😂...
Hey has anybody here played the excelent fan made game FINAL FIGHT LNS ULTIMATE...
It has an insane amount of character to unlock...
Multiple paths...
Music from Final Fight cd & some syntwave music...
Extra stages (if you meet the games score un order tu unlock the extra stages)
Multiple game modes & dificulty
A combo HEAVY system👍
It a GREAT fan made gane...
You can download the game directly from the developers site;
LAS NOCHES SKYPERAS (its from spain but the game is in english)
Pd: heres is a tip to unlock the extra stages:
In NORMALl mode you have to score 450000 pts
In MUSOU (very hard mode in witch you have to face double bosses in the whole game & even normal enemies are very agresive) you have to score 625000 pts
I played the crap out of FINAL FIGHT CD & being an oldschool beat em up fan i play the crap out of FINAL FIGHT LNS ULTIMATE (the game is for pc only)
I forgot to mention each character has 2 extra special moves (some have three) & you can see the character move set right in the game along with some tips...
I recomend this game a lot👍👍
That sounds really cool!
@@DerivativeWorker it really is a very good game FINAL FIGHT LSN ULTIMATE
I forgot to mention that all the characters have normal & special desperation moves & as i mentioned you can see the character move set (the ones that you have unlocked) right in the game...
Oh i also forgot to mention that there are also SECRET STAGES & bosses to unlock as i said VERY GOOD fan made game check it out if you are and oldschool beat em up fan i think you (and everybody will like it)
The music is cool, but for me, the best version is Arcade
@@NEStalgia well i was talking about home ports but you are right nothing compares to the original arcade
And i played the crap😂 out of the arcade game as well... Until i managed to beat it on one credit (no continues) whit all three characters...
I was so into this game that i purchased the sega cd (back in the day) just for this game (i still have the sega cd & still works)
I play the game from time to time just to fire the sega cd
Lately my spare time i play the fan made (but very good game) Final Fight LNS Ultimate (on pc) if you or anybody here likes Final Fight i think you like this game...
I am playing the crap😂 out of it right now
Great home port. . this port released in 1993. After 1991 Snes release
Good old days! When this came out was the closest to the arcade...the music was incredible...my favorite is on 19:10.
It’s insane that SEGA didn’t add any colors to the Sega/Mega CD. What were they thinking?
These voice-overs in this game? Wow, that’s just like a anime.
But it's horrendous, almost like The Town With No Name!
This version of Final Fight is the definitive way to play this Capcom classic. It's a *LOT* better than the SNES port. Like, a *LOT* better! Also, the GBA port is great, too!
POSITIVES
• *Good Graphics*
• *Good Music* ( It *ACTUALLY* sounds like the Arcade version! )
• *Voiceovers* (The "so bad, it's good" variety.)
• *2 Player Co-op*
• *Good Control*
• *NO Censorship* (... Besides Roxy & Poison's longer clothing. Sega's censorship policy toward nudity rears its ugly head, here. It's not too bad, though.)
(Not much in the way of NEGATIVES, here. It's a perfect port!)
Final Rating: 10/10
Play *This!*
Avoid the lousy SNES port like the plague! It falls *SO* short!
I own the SNES port, a cousin that is deceased had a copy of it back in the day, and we'd take turns playing it. So the SNES version has sentimental value to me. I also have it on the PS2 Capcom Classics Collection Volume 1, and since it is emulated, it is the incredible arcade version.
0:53
I guess the second player from forgotten worlds took a change and---IS THAT ALEX FROM STREET FIGHTER 3? HIS HAIR STYLE IS SIMILAR.
Street Fighter and Final Fight share a lot of characters. Alex, Poison, Hugo, Cody, and Rolento among them.
@@sparkly9294
All are correct except Alex, he's Street Fighter origin character.
He is no Alex is Axl and the brunette one is Slash
I'm pretty sure the big guy bending the pipe and wearing the pink tank top in the thumbnail is Abigail. He showed up in the latest Street Fighter installment. Just don't ask me why he's named Abigail...Japan has some very strange ideas, sometimes.
@@GlidingZephyr
Uh...Abigail has a white tank top.
Hugo has a pink tank top. That man your referring to is Hugo.
The Music 😍
Duck King, Alex, Hugo, Poison in the clip cover 😆
This port of Final Fight was actually done by a company called A-Wave who also did Astro Fang for the Famicom and Mini Putt for the Gameboy.
Makes you wonder what if Streets of Rage was brought to the Sega CD, it would have given this game a run for its money, hell imagine if Capcom ported Streetfighter 2/Super Streetfighter 2 to the Sega CD, it could have had a kick-ass soundtrack like the 3DO version...
yuvraj01 SOR is on Sega CD (well the first one is anyway) it was part of the Sega 6 pack.
@@trillfa9774 yeah but that was a half hearted port as compared to this version
@@yuvraj01 cause streets of rage is a trash teir game with no backing, or future.
@@TeddyBelcher4kultrawide SoR, trash-tier? If that's trash, then I'm curious, what did you think was good in comparison?
@@trillfa9774 That's the one with the weird voice samples, isn't it?
The BGM is awesome 👏
Sometime around 1992!? Holy shit!! So basically, Final Fight takes place around the year I was born🤯
It actually took place in 1989, when the Japanese arcade version was released. Capcom USA fudged the date when it ported the arcade game, not knowing that dates would get much more important when Street Fighter became such an important franchise. Final Fight is part of the Street Fighter franchise. Later versions would place Final Fight in 1989, and Super Street Fighter II Turbo in 1991 when the original Street Fighter II was released in Japan.
In the thumbnail the one guy looks like that kid from the movie The Mask with Cher LOL
Ahahahaha.Reminds me:
Omg what is all this? Am I touching the outside of a house?
The sprites of poison are uncensored in the japanese version
VAMOS!!!!
i love how Cody punches through the screen. This seems to be even better than the Arcade version. Wish i got to play it.
I especially like the colors. Rather than some lazy porting of the graphics to a different palette, they seem to have taken it into full consideration, so the overall look is still quite vibrant. Had Sega concentrated more on these games that were effectively "your console, spiced up" rather than FMV stuff it may have gone differently, who knows.
Bit sad to see the final scene with Cody and Jessica as some years later they made her disappear while Cody was framed and thrown into prison (has that storyline been resolved since?)
Yes. In Street Fighter V, he was released.
@@solarflare9078 Does that mean he won't be portrayed in that incredibly stupid looking baggy prison garb anymore? One of the worst redesigns of a character in history. Right up there with the version of Dante in that Devil May Cry reboot a number of years back and the red and black, sissy faced Simon Belmont from many years ago.
Late as hell, but yes, but for those that liked his prison attire (not you, lol), it's added as an alternative costume.
Back in 1993 I've had
Final Fight CD for my Mega CD II, one of the best video games for the system. Its a shame Sega didn't build in it 32x as well.
So it took them two nights and three days to go across the entire city. Belger never thought to himself "Hmmmm, seems like a lot of my men are dying and I haven't heard anything from the mayor. Maybe he's not going along with my offer."
As retro gamer/collector ive played/own all the Final Fight games(Final Fight 1-2-3, even the 2 rare ones Mighty Final Fight and Final Fight Guy and Final Fight Arcade). Ive always wondered it would be cool if Sega had a Final Fight game. And i saw this and was amazed 😮. What kinda sucks is that its pretty difficult/expensive to buy/find a good working Sega Cd..😢
'90s video games at its finest!!
It's hard to take criminals seriously who start their phone convos with "tee hee hee..."
There's a henchman in the James bond move live and let die named Teehee. He was pretty serious.
The redone cinemas are absolutely awful. I'd take the originals over this any day.
Have this game downloaded on my Xbox! Spend plenty of time and quarters playing this game at the local bowling alley when I was a kid. Begged and begged my Dad to buy me the arcade machine, didn’t happen, lol.
Mike haggar looks so pissed !
The best port of Final Fight ever known to man!
this, punisher and cadilac and dino are the best beat em up ever...they just nailed it.
Got to add this to my list of sega cd games to get so far I have sonic cd,the terminator,hook,wonderdog,snatcher,and bouncer.
That 80's anime dub voice acting 💀
imagine a movie made based on this, and they make a full emulation of the cut scenes
I still own this game for my Sega CD.
Essa com certeza é o melhor Final Fight já feito
Eu tenho esse jogo aprimorada dublado em português
This was so cutting edge at the time.
Hi, friend
What emulator have you played it on?
Thank you so much.
Soundtrack is amazing!
They need to make a final fight collection for ps4 and xbox one and have all final fight games nes snes gameboy versions
LOVE THIS GAME!
The character detail is really enhanced along with the colors. Not just a Genesis type port.
I had the arcade stick for this snd truly felt like I was at the arcade.
What a sound! Too good for those grafics.
Best ported final fight and remixed game tracks in the final fight series.
*Reads description* Finally. Someone who agrees with me on the CD music. There are very few moments I ever disagree with you and this is yet another opinion I'm with you on.
Good to know someone out there agrees. I've been harshed more than once for expressing that opinion.
Which is quite sad to be honest. I say as a SEGA fan myself that the Mega CD soundtrack for Final Fight is hyped up for no reason other than it sounds "better" than the SNES version and it's CD quality. THAT'S IT. Double Impact's OST is far better and it's definitely a farcry of the original CD soundtrack, of course for the better.
@@solarflare9078 I agree. I loved the Double Impact version. It was harsh and grungy and loud, and I thought it was much better suited the tone of the game than this one was.
The music quality is OK but it sounds like those rehashes from videogame music, like the one from Ninja Gaiden and Double Dragon The Revenge. That style was used for 90's OVAs, all synth heavy and "clean".
ruclips.net/video/2foeYSlikuA/видео.html the musical arrangements i was telling about
My guess on this game's story is that Belger (the last boss) is not just the head of Mad Gear, but also was the mayor before Haggar, so that's why Belger had his group kidnap Haggar's daughter Jessica.
Wow excelent background sound track
THIS was ONE of the BEST games on the Sega CD if NOT the ONLY good game on the Sega CD. It's the best Final Fight Soundtrack too.
Funny thing to me are 6'8" 297 lb is an averaged sized man apparently in this city. I was one of the few people who had Sega CD and 32X.... a waste for the most part but a few good games like this.
Original: Sometime in the 1990's
CD: Sometime in 1992
One: In 1989
Sooooo, which is it?
Japanese version on arcade said 1989
TM stevens is the real life thrasher 🤣
Anytime in the future, will there be sega cd remakes on the Nintendo switch. Hopefully the final fight cd.👍
What for. The Beat'em Up Bundle has the arcade version of Final Fight on it. It would be nice if it offered an option for the superior music and sound effects of the SNES version though, and they could also offer the option of the music from this version too.
This was outsourced by Sega and A-Wave for the Sega CD since Capcom signed exclusive deals with Nintendo like with other third-party developers around the time of its release. This was from the CPS 1 arcade board just like Strider.
0:02 back when Pluto orbited the Earth.
pelo q eu to vendo aqui, essa versão é muito mais facinha q a do arcade principalmente aquela versão japonesa original aquela só quem éra mesmo viu
mano sou da época do arcade do final dos anos 80 , precisamente 89 ,em que os arcade tava fébre ,eu éra o mólequinho olhando o cara jogando, até o dia q aprendi...
I would love to see a Final Fight version where the gang are the Sureños and they go after the leaders
Good game just pretty difficult alone if you're kind of a noob like me at it.
It's definitely hard, but there's a pattern and a rhythm to it. Once you get a feel for the timings and how to use throws for crowd control, everything else falls in line and it gets easier from there.
The Japanese version had obviously way better Voice Actors who took their role seriously
That's because Japan usually used professional voice actors from the anime industry most of the time. In the US, our "voice actors" in a lot of games at the time were people who worked at the company, most likely, or anyone they could get cheap.
@@yusakug oh yeah, I still remember the cringy PS1 era games. But however there is a few US software company who bothered to hire real professionals, LucasArt point and click games always hire real good voice actors were we have Kath Suice
Was Stan Lee narrating/ voice both Thrasher and Mike Haggar at the start??
Nope. Stan Lee knew how to deliver lines with passion, and if he saw "he, he, he" written on a page, he would know that meant to laugh, not literally say "he, he, he".
Mike Haggar
"What have you done to my daughter?!"
I wanted a mega CD but my mum said no! The humanity!
Love this game...i'm playing more em juvenille!!!🙌🏿🤣😏
Welp, I think I wore out the GameBoy Advance© cartridge of 'Final Fight One'; I transferred it to my Nintendo DS Lite© after the GameBoy broke down.....😁
me lembro q eu saia chamando geral na tela e arregaçando tudo pela frente ,os moleques ficava doido😃😃😃😃