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Shocking how it's not only the technology of games that move on but the styles of clothes the main charachters wear in the games! it's outrageous that some of the characters were ok with it in the first place but I recolect one game inparticular: Streets of rage..hhmm.
your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for modern day people, why were we so different then?
your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for modern day people, why were we so different then?
Yeah i know what you
> mean.
you got this idea from my sega saturn didnt you.
Fogmaster:
No, I was thinking about streets of rage, we only played loaded, that was made in 1995/6?
sheesh, :)
> mean.
you got this idea from my sega saturn didnt you.
Fogmaster:
No, I was thinking about streets of rage, we only played loaded, that was made in 1995/6?
sheesh, :)
It's a sad day when a topic about old games can't be related to by the majority of the forum...
Does anyone know the cheat for both people to play the same character on Streets of Rage 2 on the megadrive?
I read it somewhere once, tried it, and it worked. Then I lost it, and never found it again...
One of the saddest events in my gaming history...
Does anyone know the cheat for both people to play the same character on Streets of Rage 2 on the megadrive?
I read it somewhere once, tried it, and it worked. Then I lost it, and never found it again...
One of the saddest events in my gaming history...
Fogmaster wrote:
> Shocking how it's not only the technology of games that move on but
> the styles of clothes the main charachters wear in the games! it's
> outrageous that some of the characters were ok with it in the first
> place but I recolect one game inparticular: Streets of rage..hhmm.
> your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in
> life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes
> are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that
> before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around
> corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure
> fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not
> for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green
> shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for
> modern day people, why were we so different then?
Yeah i know what you mean.
you got this idea from my sega saturn didnt you.
this is ralking about loaded and your fav perfect dark.
but i can see what you mean now that i think about it.
> Shocking how it's not only the technology of games that move on but
> the styles of clothes the main charachters wear in the games! it's
> outrageous that some of the characters were ok with it in the first
> place but I recolect one game inparticular: Streets of rage..hhmm.
> your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in
> life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes
> are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that
> before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around
> corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure
> fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not
> for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green
> shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for
> modern day people, why were we so different then?
Yeah i know what you mean.
you got this idea from my sega saturn didnt you.
this is ralking about loaded and your fav perfect dark.
but i can see what you mean now that i think about it.
Shocking how it's not only the technology of games that move on but the styles of clothes the main charachters wear in the games! it's outrageous that some of the characters were ok with it in the first place but I recolect one game inparticular: Streets of rage..hhmm.
your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for modern day people, why were we so different then?
your one of 3 youthful street fighters with no aparent reason in life but to beat people up until their disappear, but the clothes are what maketh the man, and these guys must not have heard that before.
your main enimies are punks! these guys creep from around corners, and fight you with a bit of a 'hard man' stanz, the pure fear flowing through your heros veins would have been immence if not for them being computer characters, but bright yellow and green shirts with matching coloured mohecans really isn't suitable for modern day people, why were we so different then?