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This Fan Project Is All The Rage

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Copyright: Streets of Rage is property of Sega, This project was created as a work of love by Bombergames Ethics and brevity: I have no affiliation with Streets of Rage or Sega or Bombergames , im just a fan.  In the world of beat 'em up games, two titans stand tall: Capcom's Final Fight and its fierce competitor, Sega's Streets of Rage.  From the arcades to the heated 90s console wars, Streets of Rage made its mark with its bass-boosted, synth-heavy soundtracks and hard-hitting, bare-knuckle brawling heroes. Sega's gritty street-fighting series wasn’t just a game; it became a cultural icon, delivering thrilling action and unforgettable music that resonated with players and defined an era. Streets of Rage wasn’t just competing—it was carving out its own legacy. Sega capitalized on its unique identity, with gameplay that felt raw and responsive, while the unforgettable soundtrack by Yuzo Koshiro added an electrifying pulse to each punch, kick, and combo. Unlike the more ...

Dead Or Alive 2 turns 25 today!

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  copyright: Dead Or Alive, and Dead Or alive 2 are property of Tecmo Brevity and Ethics: I have no affiliation with dead or alive or Tecmo Today marks the 25th anniversary of one of the most stylish and dynamic fighting games ever made. Dead or Alive 2 seamlessly blended fast-paced ninja action with unique mechanics that set it apart from the competition. With its high-energy tag-team battles that let players switch fighters mid-combo and captivating storylines, it quickly became a fan favorite. I still remember when my friend brought over his Dreamcast after a Cub Scout meeting, and we spent hours figuring out the game as excited seven-year-olds. We might not have grasped the complexities of the combat (or the more, let’s say, notable features), but we knew one thing for sure—Ryu Hayabusa was incredibly cool.

Ken and Chun-Li announced for Garou Mark Of The Wolves 2

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  copyright: Garou Mark Of the Wolves and fatal fury is property of SNK Playmore, Chun-Li Ken and Street fighter are property of Capcom Brevity and ethics: I have no affiliation with SNK Playmore or Capcom, I'm just a fan.  Today marks another exciting chapter in the ongoing friendship between two former rivals: Capcom and SNK. With the recent release of Fatal Fury’s iconic brawler, Terry Bogard, stepping into the Street Fighter arena — and the ever-graceful Mai Shiranui not far behind — these fan-favorite guest characters have made waves. It’s a delightful surprise that’s turned nostalgia into fresh, adrenaline-pumping battles, proving that even old rivals can have a blast sharing the spotlight. Fiery Shoryuken specialist Ken Masters and the whirlwind kick queen Chun-Li are stepping over the fighting game border in style. While the trailer might be light on gameplay, it packs a punch with its atmosphere, teasing fans about what’s on the horizon. This isn’t just a crossover—it...

Mortal Kombat 1 Drops Krazy DLC Trailer

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copyright: Mortal Kombat is a trademark of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. Conan the Barbarian is a property of Titan Publishing. The Terminator is a property of StudioCanal. Scream is a property of Spyglass Media Group. Brevity and Ethics:  I have no affiliation with any of the aforementioned media properties. I am simply a fan. The world of fighting games is no stranger to wild downloadable content, especially when it comes to Mortal Kombat. In keeping with that tradition, Netherworld Studios has just released the most intense and fitting DLC in Mortal Kombat history. Which includes the fact Mortal Kombat 9 has Kratos and X has Freddy and Jason. In the trailer, we see Havoc rallying his troops while witnessing the origin of Sektor as machines close in on him. The iconic crimson red robotic ninja gears up for battle, joined by Cyrax. The trailer then introduces a new universe's version of Noob Saibot. The excitement peaks as the DLC pack's guest characters make their entrance:...

SNK Shadow Drops The Best Fighting Game

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  Copyright: Snk Vs Capcom is property of both Snk and Capcom,  brevity and ethics: i do not have any affiliation with either snk or capcom, im just a fighting game fanboy It's Evo season, and you know what that means: a flurry of fantastic and surprising fighting game releases and announcements! This year, SNK has decided to embrace the chaos by re-releasing the hit 2002 crossover fighting game **SNK vs. Capcom: SVC CHAOS**. According to the release page, this version will feature a hitbox viewer, a gallery mode showcasing all 89+ pieces of artwork, and, most importantly, rollback netcode.  Get ready for some epic battles and nostalgic fun! And remember, Crush.. Or BE CRUSHED Buy the game Here  coming soon to ps4

Top 10 Dragonball Z games

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copyright: Dragonball, Dragonball z, Dragonball gt, and Dragonball super are owned by Funimation, Suiesha ,tv tokyo and Akira Toriyama brevity and ethics: i have no association with these properties im just a fan Dragon Ball Z has become a bona fide media juggernaut, with a sprawling empire spanning manga, anime, collectibles, and video games. So let's explore the vast and vibrant world of Dragon Ball Z video games, from the fighting games to the adventures, and everything in between. From stunning visuals to unforgettable gameplay, this galaxy-spanning franchise has something for every Z-fighter. So let's get our Zenkai boost and jump into the action, because there’s a lot to discover and discuss when it comes to the world of Dragon Ball Z video games. 1. Dragonball z: Budokai copyright: Dragonball Z: Budokai is property of Namco Bandai While not reaching the height of its successors like Budokai 3, the original Dragonball Z Budokai game is still a masterwork and one of the be...

The best things ANOUNCED at the game awards 2023

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  copyright: Ctrl+Alt+Del is property of  The Game Awards are property of  Ethics and brevity: I have no affiliation with the game awards or any games mentioned just a fan It's that time of the year again as we milk The Game Awards for content, as were in the next day from the biggest night in video games is finally here! The winter version of E3 has came and gone asThe 2023 Game Awards have come and gone, and we've got plenty of exciting games to look forward to. From jaw-dropping action to heart-pounding thrills, we saw it all at the 2023 Game Awards. Here's our top pick of the best games revealed during the show! Whether you're looking for exhilarating combat or emotional storytelling, there's something for every gamer at the 2023 Game Awards. And let's not forget the surprise announcements and jaw-dropping reveals – the future of gaming never looked this good! Persona 3 Reload: copyright: Persona 3 and Persona 3 relaod are property of Sega and Atlus Genre: J...

Reina is ready for the next battle!

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  Namco-Bandai is shaking up the Tekken world with a hot and spicy new addition: Reina! This brand new character is taking the series by storm with a unique mix of Heihachi and Bayonetta. Her swanky style and bold fighting flair are a tantalizing combination that'll have your pulse racing with anticipation. With the reveal that there will be a new character with a Heihachi-esque playstyle, many were skeptical. Sure, Jin had his mother's fighting style mixed in, but Heihachi is a force unto himself. Kuma, meanwhile, got a free pass with his bear-y adorable gimmick.  It's time  to welcome this fiery femme fatale into the Tekken lineup with open arms. Her fighting flair and unique combination of styles are just the tip of the iceberg, and we can only imagine what other fierce surprises Reina will bring to the game. With the announcement that she'd be a new character in the upcoming Tekken 8, the hype train has been at an all-time high, and it's no surprise why! From th...