Final Fight

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The classic beat'em up series that spawned six games. Final Fight has also made appearances in other Capcom games.

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Overview

Final Fightfirst appeared as a 1989 arcadegame released by Capcom (Company). It's a spin-off series from the Street Fighter (Franchise) franchise. It is a side-scrollingbeat-em-up with attacks consisting mainly of simple punching and kicking, as well as grabs, throws, aerial attacks and a special move which clears the area around the player while draining a bit of health. Knives, swordsand pipescan also be used. In the original arcade release, there are three playable characters: Cody, Haggar(who is the mayor of the game's locale, Metro City (Location)), and Guy (Character). The story revolves around a street gang known as Mad Gear kidnapping Jessica, who is Haggar's daughter and Cody's girlfriend. Instead of giving in to the gang, Haggar, Cody, and Cody's ninja friend, Guy, take to the streets to destroy the gang and rescue Jessica. The game has a total of six stages and two bonus stages. The bonus stages take place in a gas station, where the player is to destroy a thugs car within the time limit, and a glass panes factory, where the player is to destroy all of the glass panes in the factory within the time limit. Final Fight was later made available on the SNES, Sega CD (Platform), and Game Boy Advance (Platform). The SNES version released in 1991 disappointed many because it dropped the co-op play, removing arguably the most attractive element of the game. It also removes Guy as a playable character, although a second version was later made called Final Fight Guy where Guy was a playable character and Cody was not. Two sequels, Final Fight 2and Final Fight 3 (Game), were released on the SNES in 1993 and 1995, respectively. The game was re-released on the Game Boy Advance as Final Fight One. A pared-down version with cute, super-deformedcharacters was released for the NESas Mighty Final Fight (Game).

Games

Final Fight (Game)

1 December 1989

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PCPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Amstrad CPCPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/ZX SpectrumPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/iPhonePlatforms/XboxPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/Sharp X68000Platforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Final Fight CD (Game)

2 April 1993

Platforms/Sega CD

Final Fight 2 (Game)

22 May 1993

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Mighty Final Fight (Game)

11 June 1993

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShopPlatforms/Wii U

Final Fight 3 (Game)

22 December 1995

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/New Nintendo 3DS

Final Fight Revenge (Game)

31 July 1999

Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/Saturn

Final Fight One (Game)

25 May 2001

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/Wii U

Final Fight: Streetwise

28 February 2006

Platforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/Xbox

Final Fight: Double Impact

14 April 2010

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Name

Final Fight

Features

9 games

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First game

Final Fight (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: Mike Haggar (Character), Wong Who (Character), Cody Travers (Character), Guy (Character), Jessica Haggar (Character), Abigail (Character), Axl (Character), Bill Bull (Character), Bred (Character), Damnd (Character), Dug (Character), Edi E. (Character), El Gado (Character), G. Oriber (Character), Holly Wood (Character), Horace Belger (Character), Hugo Andore (Character), J (Character), Jake (Character), Poison (Character), Rolento (Character), Roxy (Character), Simons (Character), Slash (Character), Sodom (Character), Two.P (Character), Cammy (Character), Chun-Li (Character), Kyle Travers (Character), Lucia Morgan (Character), Maki Genryusai (Character), Carlos Miyamoto (Character), Dean (Character), Shiro (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), The United States of America (Location), City (Location), England (Location), Europe (Location), Italy (Location), Skyscraper (Location), Metro City (Location), North America (Location), Sewer (Location), France (Location), Paris (Location), Prison (Location), Bridge (Location), Dojo (Location), Hong Kong (Location), Bar (Location), Factory (Location), Abandoned Buildings (Location), Dock (Location), Street (Location), The Netherlands (Location), Train (Location), Gas Station (Location), Subway (Location), Gym (Location), Shanty Town (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Character Select Screen (Concept), Combo (Concept), Martial Arts (Concept), Murder (Concept), Palette Swap (Concept), Revenge (Concept), Special Attack (Concept), Zombie (Concept), Male Antagonist (Concept), Cross-dressing (Concept), Damsel In Distress (Concept), Blunt Weapons (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Piledriver (Concept), Professional Wrestler (Concept), Spin Attack (Concept), Super Deformation (Concept), Wrestling Moves in Non-Wrestling Games (Concept), Mad Gear Gang (Concept), CPS (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), War (Concept), Jump (Concept), Gangs (Concept), Police (Concept), Fan Service (Concept), Close Quarters Combat (Concept), Multiple Protagonists (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Enemy Tossing (Concept), Sexualized Women (Concept), Desperation Move (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), Crime Fighting (Concept), Xbox Live Arcade Game Integration (Concept), Detective (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Vigilante (Concept), Bromance (Concept), Censored Version (Concept), Healing Food (Concept), Shadow (Concept), Spectating Villain (Concept), Sex Change (Concept), Kill Stealing (Concept), Convict (Concept), Recycled Characters (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Health (Concept), Lives (Concept), Isometric Viewpoint (Concept), LGBT (Concept), Lost in Translation (Concept), Boss Assistance (Concept), 2D (Concept), Health-Consuming Attack (Concept), Human (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Crooked Cop (Concept), 8-bit (Concept), Bonus Stage (Concept), Branching Story Line (Concept), Death (Concept), Konami Code (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Smuggler (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), Sweep Kick (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Environmental Kill (Concept), Defenestration (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Sunset (Concept), Continue (Concept), Continue Countdown (Concept), Countdown Timer (Concept), Chiptune (Concept), Riot (Concept), Multiple Characters on Box Art (Concept), Valuable Garbage (Concept), Digital Rights Management (Concept), E3 2001 (Concept), E3 2005 (Concept), Go Arrow (Concept), High Score (Concept), Must Press Start to Play (Concept), Predecessor Included (Concept), Redbook Audio (Concept), Remake (Concept), Sound Test (Concept), Trilogy (Concept), Virtual Console (Concept), Xbox 360 Backwards Compatibility (Concept), Hanging Ending Screen (Concept), Retro Graphics Toggle (Concept), Blinking Comeback (Concept), GGPO (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Fist (Object), Alcoholic Beverages (Object), Helicopter (Object), Fingerless Gloves (Object), Paper Money (Object), Hamburger (Object), Gun (Object), Knife (Object), Moneybag (Object), Mustache (Object), Machine Gun (Object), Pistol (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Uzi (Object), Shuriken (Object), Sword (Object), Trash Can (Object), Gold (Object), Pipe (Object), Hammer (Object), Crossbow (Object), Wheelchair (Object), Jewel (Object), Roast Chicken (Object), Lead Pipe (Object), Barrel (Object), Fried Chicken (Object), Dynamite (Object), Boombox (Object), Hot Dog (Object), Cage (Object), Diamond (Object), Elevator (Object), Oil Drum (Object), Ham (Object), Bulldozer (Object), Trash Bag (Object), Crate (Object), Ruby (Object)

People

• Has people: Lani Minella (Person), Keiji Inafune (Person), Akira Yasuda (Person), Seth Killian (Person), Trent Kaniuga (Person), Adam Boyes (Person), Darryl Shaw (Person), David Dixon (Person), Dutch Hill (Person), Elliot Anders (Person), Gregg Barbanell (Person), Kraig Kujawa (Person), Michael Hutchinson (Person), Yasuaki Fujita (Person), Jolyon Myers (Person), Kris Zimmerman (Person), Yoshiki Okamoto (Person), Cecil Carthen Jr. (Person), Toshiaki Mori (Person), Andrew McCarthy (Person), Benjamin Harrison (Person), Steve Lee (Person), Mark Camperell (Person), Melody Pfeiffer (Person), Tokuro Fujiwara (Person), Yoko Shimomura (Person), delete (Person), Morgan Gray (Person), William Gardner (Person), Chris Kramer (Person), Richard Aplin (Person), Akira Nishitani (Person), Lexus M. (Person), Mari Yamaguchi (Person), Miki Vai (Person), Setsuo Yamamoto (Person), Shoji K. (Person), T. Arthur (Person), Takashi Kubozono (Person), Yoshihiro Sakaguchi (Person), Arne Cual-Pedroso (Person), Carrie Root (Person), Mona Hamilton (Person), Simon Viklund (Person), Yuki Iwai (Person), Shawn Baxter (Person), Wes Phillips (Person), Yuko Takehara (Person), Robby Zinchak (Person), David Crislip (Person), Hajime-Chan (Person), Hyper Bengie (Person), Maki Arikawa Ryang (Person), Tatsuya Nishimura (Person), Trond-Viggo Melssen (Person), William Rompf (Person)