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	IGN: Final Fight (Virtual Console) Review
		Final Fight is one of those games many Nintendo loyalists may be torn on.
		Final Fight is a solid title, but it has its sacrifices as well.
		If you’re aching for a brawler on VC though, Final Fight is still your best bet, so either drop the cash and enjoy, or hold those points and wait for the inevitable sequels to follow.
	wii.ign.com /articles/786/786111p1.html (1163 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Dean (Final Fight) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He is a street fighter that can use electricity as a weapon.
		Final Fight) is a classic beat em up series from Capcom.
		In Final Fight 3, Dean teamed up with Metro City mayor Mike Haggar, his longtime acquaintance Guy and Metro City SCU officer Lucia Morgan to rid Metro City of the Skull Cross gang.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Dean-%28Final-Fight%29 (597 words)

	Hardcore Gaming 101: Final Fight
		Final Fight was initially going to be a sequel to the original Street Fighter (yes, the really awful one), dubbed "Street Fighter '89", but since the one-on-one gameplay had been abandoned, Capcom decided to give it a whole new name and start a whole new series.
		While the SNES Final Fight was one of the first games for the system and perhaps Capcom couldn't fit all it wanted to with limited technology and time, but it's still incredibly slipshod compared to the ports that came after it.
		Final Fight 2 not only reinstates the two player game but also gives you three characters to choose from - Haggar, the hero from the original; Maki, the sexy Mai Shiranui ripoff; and Carlos, who carries around a sword but never actually uses it except during special attacks.
	hg101.classicgaming.gamespy.com /finalfight/finalfight.htm (2008 words)

	Review - Final Fight: Streetwise // Xbox /// Eurogamer
		Fighting is basic with a series of punches and throws that can be strung together, while baseball bats, guns and knives can be picked up for that extra little sting to the ribs.
		Final Fight: Streetwise is pure exploitation of that fanboy mentality.
		Final Fight Streetwise is a remake no-one asked for, to be filed next to Sega's Altered Beast or Midway's NARC as completely pointless retreads.
	www.eurogamer.net /article.php?article_id=63606 (917 words)

	Final Fight: Games
		Since the backstory of the Street Fighter Alpha games established that the events of Final Fight occurred during the same time as the first Street Fighter tournament set in 1987, some feel that in order for the shared fictional universe to work, the events of Final Fight must be pushed back to that specific date.
		Final Fight was ported by Capcom to the Sharp Sharp X68000 computer in Japan.
		Final Fight, which was originally released in 1991, is a beat ‘em up game that is very much like Street Fighter, but plays a lot like Double Dragon.
	www.lycos.com /info/final-fight--games.html (747 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise Sony Play Station 2 Video Game Review by AceGamez
		Final Fight is a free roaming game, so you can pretty much pick a fight with anyone who is either willing or simply unable to get away in time.
		There's plenty to do in Final Fight: Streetwise, that can't be denied, and the plotline is intriguing in a way that will probably have you still playing it until the early hours, but it still lacks that little extra something that would make it a classic and warrant a greater score than it's receiving.
		Final Fight was a classic and Streetwise is a long way from some of the crummy remakes that seem to be springing out lately, so if you're the type to go into everything fists flying, then Travers is the perfect character for you.
	www.acegamez.co.uk /reviews_playstation2/Final_Fight_Streetwise_PS2.htm (1015 words)

	Play Final Fight on Great Games Experiment
		Final Fight was originally released as an arcade game and was ported to several platforms, including the Super NES, Sega Mega-CD, Sharp X68000 and Game Boy Advance.
		The story of Final Fight involves the abduction of Haggar's daughter, Jessica, because he would not work with Mad Gear to ensure their dominance of the streets.
		Unlike several beat 'em ups before it, Final Fight featured very large and detailed sprites for its day, and the controls were quite fluid and simple.
	www.greatgamesexperiment.com /game/finalfight (416 words)

	GameSpy: Final Fight: Streetwise Review
		Final Fight is one of those great coin-op games from Capcom's past that should be locked away and treasured forever.
		Final Fight: Streetwise, on the other hand, is perhaps the best argument one could make against remaking arcade classics.
		Final Fight: Streetwise's character models are very basic, and the entire game has a very drab feel to it.
	xbox.gamespy.com /xbox/final-fight-streetwise/693579p1.html (938 words)

	First Impressions - Final Fight: Streetwise // None /// Eurogamer
		Final Fight: Streetwise certainly comes along at an odd time, and it's pretty odd all round really.
		The old Final Fights involved marching from left to right, moving into and out of the screen a bit and fighting streams of enemies in fairly simplistic fashion using weapon pick-ups and basic punch and kick combos.
		To be fair, Final Fight: Streetwise is in no way bad - it looks fairly nice, plays nicely and is clearly capable of adapting the classic style to three dimensions with a bit of common sense.
	www.eurogamer.net /article.php?article_id=59332 (698 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise (xbx: 2006): Reviews
		Final Fight was a classic and Streetwise is a long way from some of the crummy remakes that seem to be springing out lately, so if you're the type to go into everything fists flying, then Travers is the perfect character for you.
		Final Fight: Streetwise is mediocre, and that’s it.
		While Final Fight: Streetwise isn't broken to the point of being completely unplayable, it is absolutely not worth your time.
	www.metacritic.com /games/platforms/xbx/finalfightstreetwise (1003 words)

	Street Fighter Legends: Final Fight (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Final Fight didn't create the side scroller as it had been done before in games such as Double Dragon but Final Fight had huge sprites and superb animation which is why it stood out.
		In Final Fight he was one of the tougher opponents you encountered during each stage and often had a huge life bar, hard to believe he wasn't even a boss.
		Final Fight has to be the most offensive game ever.
	www.geocities.com /superstreetfighter2/fflff1.html (893 words)

	Final Fight One - GameCritics.com
		Final Fights time had passed, and it seemed destined to be little more than another footnote in the encyclopedia of gaming history.
		Final Fight One is sure to inspire a wave of nostalgia in those of us old enough to remember when it was a cutting edge game, but younger gamers, weaned on the more action-oriented and graphically intensive games of today, might be let down.
		In Final Fight Ones defense, this is supposed to be a retro title, not a remake or an updating.
	www.gamecritics.com /review/finalfightone/main.php (1026 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise for Xbox Review - Xbox Final Fight: Streetwise Review
		Final Fight: Streetwise attempts to deliver nonlinear action in a free-roaming environment.
		But the fighting system is awfully basic, and most of your opponents will go down if you simply get in their face and slam on the weak attack button over and over again.
		The boss fights are a little more pattern-based, so you'll have to do some blocking and strategizing here, but not enough to pique your interest.
	www.gamespot.com /xbox/action/finalfightstreetwise/review.html?sid=6145222 (1099 words)

	Final Fight Streetwise Preview
		Capcom's classic fighting series has undergone an impressive facelift, and the resulting Final Fight Streetwise looks to be one of the year's most promising revivals.
		Final Fight Streetwise follows his adventure as he builds up his reputation, brawling with other fighters as he tries to build up his reputation.
		Final Fight has obvious ties to the classic title but that doesn't mean this is purely nostalgia.
	www.the-laser.com /finalfightpreview.htm (1160 words)

	Final Fantasy VII Advent Children / AC - Characters
		Tifa has a big part in encouraging and convincing Cloud to fight on, even if he believes he is not able to help anyone, to still try and not loose to the memories made.
		This scene is also shown in Final Fantasy VII at the very end of the game.
		Loz fights with a weapon called the Duel Hound, an electrified, tazer-like weapon that attaches to his left arm that also serves as a shield.
	www.ffinsider.net /advent-children/char.php (1767 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise Review
		Set within Capcom’s Final Fight universe, this mission-based action game calls for players to use their street smarts and powerful fighting skills to survive the back alleys of Metro City.
		Unfortunately, Final Fight: Streetwise doesn't have one of the those, which means that on occasions players are left guessing the positions of their opponents or left to utilise the poorly responsive free camera that takes an age to manoeuvre into the correct position.
		Final Fight: Streetwise may have bonuses such as the original title, but when gamers can purchase that as part of a Capcom compendium it does mean that there's very little reason for players to part with their money for this.
	www.totalvideogames.com /articles/Final_Fight_Streetwise_Review_9710_4804_0_0_10_0.htm (1211 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise review for the PS2
		As soon as Final Fight: Streetwise climbed into the ring, I knew I was in trouble.
		Besides, a fighting game lives and dies by its fighting mechanic; put that way, Streetwise mostly dies.
		A version of the original Final Fight is also packaged with the game, but is not updated graphically, and so is little more than a nostalgia piece.
	www.gamerevolution.com /review/ps2/final_fight_stre (1055 words)

	GameShark \| PlayStation 2 \| Reviews \| Final Fight Street Wise \| Final Fight Street Wise Review
		Final Fight Street Wise returns players to Metro City, a fictional metropolis filled with thugs, gangsters, violent punks and dangerous knife wielding psychos.
		There's also the original Final Fight game, which you can unlock by completing the first chapter in the game, but if you've played the enhanced version in the recently released Capcom collection then you'll be a bit disappointed.
		In the end Final Fight Street Wise is a slightly below average game with some okay fighting action, a nice arcade mode if you're playing co-op and some adult situations that sometimes cross the line into the land of overkill.
	www.gameshark.com /ps2/reviews/2316/Final-Fight-Street-Wise-Review.htm (1253 words)

	MySpace.com - Final Fight - South Bay, California - Punk / Hardcore / Punk - www.myspace.com/finalfight
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		Final Fight - Under Attack LP out now on Fields Of Hope Records.
		We are more than happy to work with these cool guys and support their first euro tour together with 108.
	www.myspace.com /finalfight (477 words)

	Final Fight (Virtual Console) review
		Final Fight is one of those coin-ops that defines a generation.
		Thankfully Sega saved face with their own brand of street fighting - the Bare Knuckle/Streets of Rage series (which, IMO, beats Final Fight hands down) but even the most hardline Sega fanboy would have to admit that in the early days of the SNES/MD war, this game was a sore point.
		Final Fight 1 was one of the early SNES games so Capcom were still getting to grips with the SNES hardware.
	www.vc-reviews.com /review/405/final-fight.php (1372 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise Review for PlayStation 2 - Gaming Age
		Final Fight was part of the recent Capcom Classics Collection, and it worked well enough to serve as a reminder of arcade life from long ago.
		Final Fight: Streetwise, however, strays far from its roots.
		As Streetwise opens, it's made clear that Cody is now older and too worn down to fight, so he's working the corner for his younger brother Kyle.
	www.gaming-age.com /cgi-bin/reviews/review.pl?sys=ps2&game=finalfight_streetwise (518 words)

	Tapia's final opponent changes -- again - Boston.com
		Tapia (55-5-2) was scheduled to fight Colombian Ilido Julio (35-10-1) in the non-title bout but Julio failed his physical, according to promoter Lenny Fresquez.
		Evaristo Primero, an El Paso, Texas, boxer who was scheduled to fight an exhibition bout on the undercard, was the lucky one with about 90 minutes to go before the fight, Fresquez said.
		He indicated this would be his final fight, but in recent days has been hedging.
	www.boston.com /sports/other_sports/boxing/articles/2007/02/23/tapias_final_opponent_changes____again (323 words)

	Final Fight: Streetwise: Multi-Platform Game Previews - The Armchair Empire
		However, taking things a step further is the use of tension during fights, which will directly impact how quickly players will be able to knock enemies on their backsides.
		One thing that will remain quite true to the Final Fight series in this game is that players will find themselves wandering some pretty mean streets as they mosey down dark alleys, and various other urban areas in Metro City.
		Final Fight was top notch back during its glory years, and it would nice to see the series become one of those that gets itself a nice, heart-warming comeback story.
	www.armchairempire.com /Previews/multi-platform/final-fight-streetwise.htm (672 words)

	Final Fight
		Final Fight is a scrolling beat 'em up game for 1 or 2 players.
		At the start of the fight he will either stab you with his cane, throw a few grenades or use a homing jump kick like Guy's to try and knock some energy off you.
		There were some proper scrollers on the Super NES, but some of the Final Fight characters were put into the Street Fighter Alpha games.
	www.angelfire.com /retro/ffonline/final_fight_page_000001.htm (2975 words)

	final fight - Kotaku
		Final Fight and licensed properties like Aliens vs. Predator may be household names, but some of Capcom's "punch first, ask questions later" beat-em-ups tread on obscure ground—Armored Warriors, anyone?
		Final Fight, More Street Fighter For Wii VC
		Final Fight actually saw two separate releases on the Super Nintendo (Final Fight and Final Fight Guy), both with their share of issues.
	www.kotaku.com /gaming/final-fight (726 words)

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