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Streets of Rage
Streets of Rage (GEN) game cover art
Genre:
Fighting Action (Brawler)

Developer:
SEGA
Publisher
Region
Released
SEGA
NA
12/31/1990
SEGA
JP
08/02/1991
AKA: Bare Knuckle: Ikari no Tekken (JP)
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Staff review by Zigfried (March 06, 2005)

Final Fight, Streets of Rage 2, and Guardian Heroes all feature hulking studs. Streets of Rage, on the other hand, features skeletal dwarves. If you're the sort who claims "Size matters most!", then don't look here. But if you're the type of chap who is simply out for an enjoyable hellbender through town and surf, then 'Rage provides plenty of action amidst well-drawn locales.
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Reader review by overdrive (June 15, 2005)

Back when I was a youngster, I looked forward to the one week of the year my rural community held its county fair for one reason and one reason only. For those seven or so days, I lived only a couple of miles from a working Final Fight arcade machine.
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Reader review by retro (October 31, 2003)

Axel, Blaze, and Adam are three bad ass ex-cops who are taking it to the streets so they can make an attempt to clean the city up of all the smelly, good for nothing punks that are polluting the area. A madman named Mr. X is at the head of all this troublesome turmoil in the big city, and he is also the trio's main nemesis. But to get to Mr. X, the bold threesome must first make it through stages consisting of seemingly endless streets, towering elevators, a beach that never sleeps, and a few ot...
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