Final Fight 2 Review

In Final Fight 1, newly elected Mayor Mike Hagger took on the streets of Metro City. Now he's out to take on the world. Metro City's favorite wrestler-turned-mayor is back to save Guy's fiance and future fahter-in-law with the help of Guy's future sister-in-law Maki, and Carlos, an ex-con whom Hagger somehow helped out. Oddly enough, Guy makes no appearence except for a power-up figurine and a picture in the intro.
Now there is a two-player mode and two new characters on the scene. The Graphics are slightly better in some ways than SNES's first Final Fight, the music is a bit of a let-down, and Maki looks drop-dead gorgeous. That's about the gist of it.
Finally, let me just go on record: in case you have been wondering if anything was taken out of the U.S. version of Final Fight 2, the answer is yes. Like Final Fight and Final Fight Guy for the Super Famicom, the Japanese version Final Fight 2 included at least two female thugs.

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The Death and Return of Superman Review

I liked this game because of the story it's based on. The Death and Return of Superman is probably one of the greatest stories ever told by DC Comics. Alongside Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns" and "Tales of the Spectre" I enjoyed the story. Then, they decided to make a video game for it in 1994. The fighting in the game can be very difficult. Especially when you fight Doomsday in the 2nd level. But, you are able to play as the original Superman, Steel, Superboy, the Eradicator, and the Cyborg along different levels. I reccomend this game to rabid S-man fans. 4 out of 5 stars.

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Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight Review

The Word Street Fighter has been identified as, by any gamer's standards, a Fighting Game. This installment of street fighter, however, is nothing of the sort. As a matter of fact, it's a platformer!
Street Fighter 2010 puts you in the role of a man named Ken (no, he is not the one from the series, oddly) who seeks the the killer of his friend (Who also happens to NOT be M. Bison). As you might have guessed from the title, it is supposed to take place in the future.The game features an upgradable weapon system and an insane difficulty. However,it just seems like Capcom slapped a popular name on an otherwise fairly run-of-the-mill platformer. So, if you are a fighting game fan through and through, don't feel too bad if you pass on this game. However, if you want to test your mettle at old-school platformers, you may want to pick this one up.

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