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April 2010
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The editors liked
Tons of customization
Challenges
Online coop
Leader boards
Final Fight remains an immensely satisfying brawler
Magic Sword is a fun
Fastpaced sidescrolling action game
Authentic arcade presentation
Smart implementation of challenges adds goals and replay value.
The editors didn't like
Short game time
Oldschool frustration
Outdated gameplay and visuals
It only takes an hour or two to complete both games.
Abstract: The year was 1989, and Capcom released Final Fight to the coin-operated arcades all over the U.S. It would later become one of the most recognizable brawlers of all time spanning several console versions with various alterations over the years. The ne...
Abstract: As I sat in front of my big-screen television playing Final Fight: Double Impact, I was struck by its authenticity. This is hardly the first time we've seen Capcom's classic brawler hit a home console. This game was used to launch the Super NES, was ...
Abstract: If you frequented arcades at all back in their glory days, chances are you’ve run across either Final Fight or Magic Sword. A street brawler and a side-scrolling fantasy hack’n slash respectively; these games collectively gobbled up more quarters than ...
Abstract: Resurrecting arcade games from the '80s and '90s is a tricky thing. You need to choose carefully because so many games from the past may evoke fond memories, but they just don't hold up well today. Thankfully, with Final Fight: Double Impact, Capcom an...
Final Fight remains an immensely satisfying brawler, Magic Sword is a fun, fastpaced sidescrolling action game, Authentic arcade presentation, Smart implementation of challenges adds goals and replay value.
Outdated gameplay and visuals, It only takes an hour or two to complete both games.
Authentic arcade presentation and a smart assortment of challenges make this a great way to experience two very enjoyable Capcom arcade classics....
Abstract: When compared to every other element of this current gaming generation, things that, historically, will likely set it apart from those before it is the online integration, and rise of the PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade, and WiiWare services. Wit...
Abstract: It's undeniable that 1989's Final Fight is an arcade classic, and that every gamer should at least experience it at some point. After 20 years, it's still remarkably fun to walk the streets of Mad Gear Gang-infested Metro City, punching everything in ...
Whether you played the original games or not, you will enjoy Final Fight: Double Impact. The presentation of the cabinets and different views are great, the gameplay is as fun as ever, and there’s tons of stuff to collect as you play through this title...
The nature of scrolling fighters means that they do get rather boring if you’re playing them on your own, but add a friend to the mix and the enjoyment factor changes dramatically. Here’s hoping that both Capcom and Proper Games deliver similar double ...
