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Post by Stan on Apr 13, 2005 17:44:12 GMT
Are there any level skip codes for this game?
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Post by anagrama on Apr 13, 2005 18:27:40 GMT
Are there any level skip codes for this game? sez: Streets of Rage
Stage Select:
At the Player Select screen, press Right 20 times, then press Button 1 once for each stage you want to skip, then select your character and press Button 2 to start. |
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dezanuebe
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Post by dezanuebe on Apr 13, 2005 19:00:52 GMT
i´m happy that everybody is enjoying the game... my brother is also really happy!! thanks for the kind remarks!!  |
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NuPunk
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Post by NuPunk on Apr 14, 2005 5:55:05 GMT
yea, I have to agree this is a title worthy of game of the week, Blaze all the way...ant
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Post by anagrama on Apr 14, 2005 23:14:33 GMT
Another top-flight choice  I've loved the Mega Drive versions since they were first released, but didn't properly appreciate the quality of the SMS conversion until I played it in 60Hz, properly showing off the nice big sprites and legendery choonz. Just Blaze'd through it again tonight, dispensing pixel-perfect flying kicks to all and sundry |
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Post by Geishaboy on Apr 15, 2005 10:20:16 GMT
Its a good game, not great but definately worth playing |
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dezanuebe
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Post by dezanuebe on Apr 15, 2005 22:51:36 GMT
Well the week is coming to an end... gotta wait 20 more weeks for another chance...  |
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Post by RetroReserve on Apr 16, 2005 10:48:46 GMT
Just got round to playing it again now. I played the Megadrive version first and was completely blown away by it so when I heard of it's impending release on the SMS I was quite looking forward to it. I got it for £29.99, brand new, for my birthday (can't remember which) and played it non stop for ages.
The game has some great graphics, despite some sprite flicker, and some catchy background music. Each character has plenty of moves and the game can be quite challenging on hard mode.
Only let downs are the absence of a two player mode and the way there is no more than two enemies on the screen at any one time. Also when you hit an enemy it doesn't really feel like you've hit them. I think this is mainly because of weak sound effects. Only Streets of Rage 2 for the Megadrive got this right.
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Post by JannettyTheRocker on Apr 16, 2005 22:55:47 GMT
Has anyone else seen a copy of John Madden Football for the sega mastersystem? I've been looking for weeks, can't find it. I know it exists as I have seen it with my own eyes many years ago......
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Post by anagrama on Apr 16, 2005 23:13:26 GMT
Has anyone else seen a copy of John Madden Football for the sega mastersystem? I've been looking for weeks, can't find it. I know it exists as I have seen it with my own eyes many years ago...... It doesn't exist on the Master System, although a couple of GameGear Madden games were released. Have you possibly get it mixed up with Joe Montana Football? (and not sure why this is in the GotW thread  ) |
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I've loved the Mega Drive versions since they were first released, but didn't properly appreciate the quality of the SMS conversion until I played it in 60Hz, properly showing off the nice big sprites and legendery choonz. 
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