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» Online play (some features still undetermined)Ībout 175 MB compressed (depends on the final number of remixes). » 34 unlockable features, including editors, artworks, cheats et al. » High degree of customization through options for the combat system and other variables
There are still some remixes to come so the number could go up. I also tried different resolutions, from 1920x1080 to 640x480 and none works. I tried a lot of fixes, doing some launch options on steam, the rageconfig.cfg fix, and the alt+enter. Many of the ones in v4 have been replaced with new ones. It looks like windowed, but without the edges, also the screen resolution changes to the one i configured in the game. » Remixes from most of the saga soundtrack. » New enemies (Truckman, Slash, Rudra et al.) » Selected enemies from the SMS / GG versions
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» All of the SOR3 / BKIII enemies with their full movesets, including both censored/uncensored versions except for Break » All of the SOR2 enemies with their full movesets » All of the special moves from SOR3 available for all of the characters versions » More than 1500 custom sprites created for the Remake (250 per set) Joined Messages 504 Trophies 0 Age 35 XP 1,239 Country. » 41 original stages (approximately, there could be less since some stages from v4 won’t make it in) Slightly OT but was there ever a decent version of Streets of Rage Remake ported to OpenBOR That would be the thing to get me to download this. » New engines for physics, collision, interaction, scroll et al.Īll of the stages have been slightly remastered, with bigger resolution, new effects and new layers.
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Thanks to the multiple kind-hearts who sent this in.» 70% of the code has been reprogrammed since the last version Here's a video of that wonderful, terrible police car special move: Grab 218MB of meticulously-recreated console vigilantism from here, although you'll likely need to go through a MegaUpload or RapidShare service to get it - servers don't come cheap, y'know. Definitely better to have the (more or less) original look, replete with all its early-90s cheese and absurd body types, than some slick modern reworking though, I suspect.Ĭlearly, it risks standing on the wrong side of copyright law, but apparently no reverse engineering or code-pilfering is involved - instead, "it's all based on visual interpretation, comparing how things work in the original games and trying to mimic it for Streets of Rage Remake." The devs have informed Sega of its existence, and as of the time of writing no smackdown has arrived - hopefully all is thus well. Works pretty well on keyboard, I'm pleased to report, though the dedication to original resolution graphics means it's not massively sharp'n'beautiful on today's many-pixelled monitors. You can still explore those here, if you're so taken, but frankly you should go straight to the full-fat newest version, which is dripping with features and polish. This is version 5, which is leaps and bounds on from the many beta versions over the last near-decade.
It's clearly a passion project, rather than any kind of cash-in, as evidenced by the devs' strict mandate that it must not be charged for.
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19 playable biff-masters, 64 enemies, 103 stages, plus local co-op and all manner of bonus content. No simple tribute, it's in fact an attempt to merge all three Streets of Rage games into one enormous omni-basher. After a remarkable eight years in development, you can play the 'final' version of this labour of violent love right now.
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Now, a cartel of indie devs have painstakingly remade the bally thing as an elaborate, faithful but free PC game. And yes, I do remember that thing where the police car turns up and bombs everything to death with as much fondness as the next man. No matter - many buttons were bashed, many men were thumped, many naughty-swears were uttered. Though it might have been the second game, now I think of it. I have only foggy memories of Sega's 1991 side-scrolling man-thumper Streets of Rage (I was more of a Final Fight man, played on a chum's Amiga) but I remember visiting the house of the only boy in the world to own a Mega-CD / Sega CD and playing it with him there.
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