Final Fight: Streetwise
- Open-finished gameplay in a 3D Metro City – explore and cooperate with NPCs to get information, find side missions or just explore the city’s neighborhoods
- Respect system adds a new dimension to the game — beating down terrible guys, winning pit fights, finishing side missions and playing minigames gets respect, which earns new moves and weapons
- Earn cash to buy weapons, get information, and hire sidekicks
- All-new combos and supercombos in hand-to-hand mode
- Collect classic Final Fight weapons like pool cues, lead pipes and knives, to shotguns and automatic firearms
Product Description
MODEL- 26057 VENDOR- CAPCOM FEATURES- Final Fight X: Streetwise PS2 To Save Your Brother You Must Save the City…Kyle and Cody Travers are two close-knit brothers surviving the tough streets of Metro City. When Cody disappears amidst the mayhem of a burgeoning drug trade Kyle must take back the streets with his own hands to save his brother and ultimately Metro City. * Metro City is alive! Explore dynamic environments with mission-based non-linear gameplay. Talk buy/sell bribe take info and hire allies. * Gain the three attributes: cash tension and respect which help make you someone to reckon with.* Get creative with your fighting by using no matter what is around you as a weapon! Use trashcans newspaper stands chairs bar stools 2×4 s and even the enemies themselves to bring on the hurtin .* Intense new game modes – Take your fighting to the extreme with Counter Time and Instinct Modes. * Play alone to unlock characters in the main game for use in 2-player co-op mode. * Bonus mini-sports meeting unlockables (including the original Final Fight) side tales and a pulse-pounding music soundtrack featuring hot new hip hop and alternative metal artists. — SPECIFICATIONs —————————————ESRB Rating : M for MatureGenre/Category : FightingSystem : Playstation 2Number of Players : 1On-Line Compatible: No
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Rating: 1 / 5
Don’t expect the gaming community to lie down and praise the developers of this game. It hasn’t happened and it won’t happen any time soon. This game is moderately unadorned but it gets a few things right. For example, when you crack an enemy with a bat – it sounds excellent. Then you can walk up to him and overhand smash him with a bat and watch the bat splinter apart. I can’t help it. I like the sound effects of bats smashing over people. Hitting enemies in this game is downright fun. The hits are solid. If you knock an enemy down you can stomp them to death. The game will not allow the enemy to get to his feet as long as there are no other enemies hitting you. You can just beat them to death. The voice of the main character is hilarious. Some of the extras are o.k. You get the ancient Final Fight arcade version and an arcade update on this platform. It’s fun beating people around in this game. If you’re interested in taking a break from a game that requires brain potential this title will do just fine.
Rating: 4 / 5
all i can say is if you like final fight for snes than you will like this game.
Rating: 4 / 5
I would have rated this game lower if they had not included the original classic as an unlockable in this version. This updating of the Final Fight tale takes place a few years after the original. Crime is still rampant and there are still a few heroes willing to stand up to the thugs. The conundrum with this game is that they really wanted to appeal to the crowd that likes Grand Theft Auto’s gritty language and sexual inferences. That would be fine, since I like many mature sports meeting, but the creators seemed to reflect that non stop swearing makes a game gritty. Instead it gets ancient quickly. The fighting is not anything new, pretty much button mashing. The graphics are a bit choppy and the camera is often out of place so for a few seconds you can’t see your guy or the enemies. The tale is honest with not anything very original. I will keep this game so I can play to original over and over again. As for the new version, I reflect once is enough.
Rating: 3 / 5
I thought by and large, this game was pretty excellent but it had so much more potential. This game should have been a full out 2 player game like the originals. The tale mode even has a feel to it as if they were effective on a two player mode and scratched the thought in the very end. Still, a fun game.
Rating: 4 / 5