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TV TROPES STREETS OF ROGUE FULL

Made worse in the remake where some will land on their feet if you try to knock them down and yes, they can avoid being knocked into/thrown into a pit by refusing to let themselves be inched towards the pit.

In the first game, there are the kung fu mooks who will repeatedly kick you, jump back to avoid a counter attack, waltz up and repeat.

Goddamned Bats: For starters, there's those Signal dudes who are able to slide and the mooks who point their knifes at you.

It's not like he makes the game a cakewalk, but he outclasses everyone at everything. His normal moves have a lot of range and are very fast, instead of the back attack he has a 2-hit punch that can combo infinitely and his special attack takes half of one health bar and in completely invincible. This move is fast enough that you can infinitely combo it, with only the edge of the screen (or other enemies) stopping you from comboing almost any enemy to death.

TV TROPES STREETS OF ROGUE FULL

Streets of Rage 3 however has Shiva's "back attack." Unlike normal characters, he doesn't have the full range of attacks, so instead of a back attack he does a short swinging elbow to the face.

Bear, and absolutely nobody else), Shiva (who had roughly the same attack with the slide run out to most of the screen) and Mr. About the only enemies who could deal with it were those with long counter-moves that could wait it out (so that'd be Abadede, R. Axel was invincible for the entire animation (it could be used to slide straight through projectiles), it scored a hit on every single frame, hit anyone who touched Axel's sprite from any direction at any time, and slid forward until Axel hit something if he did it away from someone. Axel's Grand Upper was more powerful than anyone's forward-A, his own included.

The first took off some of your energy if it hit, the second regardless of whether you hit or not, and the latter was a power attack but didn't use energy. To explain a little, all characters had three specials a standing A, forward A, and forward-forward-B. Toned down in power in Streets of Rage 3. Axel's Grand Upper GRAND UPPA! attack in Streets of Rage 2.As a result, it loses a wheel and the said Donovan gets sent smashing into its back window head-first. As soon as you reach the end of the first motorcycle level, the pickup truck carrying a Donovan Mook that was harassing you crashes into a cargo truck.

X as crime boss while playing as Blaze, then in her "evil ending" cutscene she qualifies as an example of this. Evil Is Sexy: If you manage to replace Mr.Given the "quality" of recent Sega sequels ( Beast Rider *shudders*), it's easy to see why they felt threatened. And then to top it off, the remake pretty much combines the best parts of all 3 games, and has even better music, while staying true to the original.Even Better Sequel: Streets of Rage 2, with better graphics, better gameplay, more characters, more enemies, more stages, more weapons.This is especially evident in the remake. Demonic Spiders: Arguably, since Raven has a lot of health, can block attacks and delivers powerful kicks.Luckily, you only fight one of them at a time. In the 3rd game, there's the oddly placed Japanese styled building that comes after a tunnel level, complete with a boss fight that looks like a samurai and he can split into two other copies.Big Lipped Alligator Moment: Several sub-areas seem rather out-of-place, specifically the creepy Alien-themed area in the middle of a fairground, complete with entertaining lethal exploding alien eggs and a giant lethal monstrous swingy thingy.The fan remake's soundtrack is entirely made of great remixes of the original tracks, along with some brand-new songs tossed in for good measure.The soundtracks are so popular, Koshiro makes money on the side by remixing his own tracks and playing them at clubs. There's a good reason Yuzo Koshiro's name appears on the title screens of all three games directly under Sega's copyright.

Awesome Music: The soundtracks of the games are quite enjoyable.