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Wow, This Cancelled Streets Of Rage Remake Looks Great
Streets of Rage has to be one of the all-time classic side-scrolling beat-em-ups, right? It had a sense of an atmosphere of menace that other games lacked. After a fan-made game was scuttled by Sega, the only activity on the old-school series has been mobile releases of the original games. So it’s a real shame that the remake demonstrated above never made it out into the world.
Sega Pulls Streets Of Rage Remake To ‘Protect IP Rights’
The fan-made Streets of Rage homage released earlier this month, eight years in the making, was recently pulled at the request of Sega. The maker of the 16-bit Streets of Rage games says it took action to “protect our intellectual property rights”. Sega’s full statement is here.
Fan-Made Streets Of Rage Remake Pulled After Request From Sega
Fan Made Streets Of Rage Remake Is Available For Download
After a ludicrous eight years of work, a fan made Streets Of Rage Remake, created directly from scratch without single line of duplicated code, has been released. And you can download it here.
The Obsessive Streets Of Rage Remake Is Finally Finished
After more than eight years in development, the most complete, perhaps the most obsessive game in Sega’s Streets of Rage series has been released in its final form. The fan-made Streets of Rage Remake is finally finished and – best of all – free to download.
Streets Of Rage Micro Review: Ragin’ Hard
Porting a console classic to modern times is a no-brainer when it’s an impulse buy where half the purchase decision is fuelled by nostalgia. But is Sega’s Streets of Rage worth it on the iPhone?
Streets Of Rage, Now On IPhone
Open up. Time for your weekly dose of “let’s port a game to the iPhone for a quick buck”, this time featuring Sega, and a re-release of Streets of Rage.
