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Final Fight

by Capcom·published by Hyundai, Capcom

21 December 1990E25
SNESNintendoWiiBrowserWii U3DS

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About

The SNES version of Final Fight has some significant differences to the original: there is one less level (the factory level is gone), one less character to choose from (only Haggar and Cody are available) and no multiplayer. There is also a sprite restriction of three enemies at the same time in place.

There are also some minor differences in the US release such as different enemies (all female ones were replaced with males), different boss names (Damnd became Thrasher and Sodom became Katana), a removed power-up (Whiskey) and the outcry "Oh My God!" was changed to "Oh My Car!".

The later released Final Fight Guy is essentially the same game, but the second playable character is Guy instead of Cody. There is also a small change in the intro: Guy says that Cody is still in Japan training his martial arts skills so it is up to him to save Jessica. Also, this version of the game has less slowdown, increases the number of difficulty level options from two to four, plus adds extra life and invincibility pickups.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayerCo-operative

Together

Local co-opCo-op campaign

Perspective

Side view

Players

2 offline

Expanded into

Final Fight Guy

Port of

Languages

2 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English——
Japanese——

Game details

Media Type

Cartridge

Color Depth

8-bit (256 colors)

Number of Players Supported

1 Player

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Also known as

Final Fight Guy — SNES re-release title

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Facts

Developer

Capcom

Publisher

Hyundai, Capcom

Released

21 December 1990

Platforms

SNESNintendoWiiBrowserWii U3DS

Age ratings

PEGI12CEROBESRBE

Standing

Top 40% by visits

Tags

Side view2D scrollingBeat 'em up / brawlerRegional differences