Anger Street 4 review

There may be better Sega games in the 90s, but no better games the 90s The Sega game is more important than the trilogy of Mega Drive and Angry Streets. From the soundtrack to the installation, to the style worn by the character-this is a thoroughly washed denim-Street of Rage and its two sequels exemplify the spirit of the 90s I have never seen it in ten years.

So far, but "Angry Street 4" is not just a belated sequel. Just like the previous Sonic Mania, this is a game made by fans. It is a loyal and fully-recognized follow-up product to the classic Sega game, and includes other content. Like the previous Sonic Mania, "Angry Street 4" proves that sometimes, the fans do know best.

Please note that these are some very qualified fans. Lizardcube can provide visual help and bring a style and method. You can find familiar styles and methods from its previous-quite excellent-Wonder Boy: The Dragon & # 39; s Trap touch-up work. Just like "Pokémon", this is a traditional 2D experience with beautiful hand-drawn artwork. For anyone who doubted the applicability of this method in the vague world of "Angry Street" early on, I can be sure To say. works.

The optional "retro" filter aligns Rage 4's streets more closely with its predecessors. When viewed in this way, it is clear that the original aesthetic has been nailed to the dirty streets and all places. Just like "Angry Street" followed up with Capcom's CPS3 in the late 1990s, the outstanding Street Fighter 3 is equipped with sprites full of pictures and gorgeous and detailed backgrounds. Indeed, it is a pity that the artwork of Street of Fury 4 is full of unfiltered glory.

Here, you can admire the best works of artist Ben Fiquet, where you can appreciate the shooting method sympathizing with the original works, and at the same time have your own sparkle. See how Axel Stone accumulates on a few pounds of middle-aged dummies, or how Adam Hunter has been revived and redesigned for the first outing since the first game, or how to carry a vulgar moo and bright like a signal The Mohawk and hunched shoulders are not only well preserved, but also carefully updated. Not to mention the revisited location, the characters returned, countless reliefs, etc … well, I think it's best to find a lot of them yourself.

It is worth noting that "Angry Street 4" is not a nostalgic embrace. Just like the split at first glance of the Art Nouveau style, it also shows that "Angry Street 4" is not afraid to go its own way, but it is the willingness to push the old formula to the new field that allowed the project to sing. On the surface, you have two new characters in the opening squad who joined the firm Axel and Blaze, while Floyd imitated old punches such as Max and threw the praise of Street of Fury 3 with his bionic power Well, while Cherry is agile and can be used as a direct replacement for Skate.

In addition to Cherry being better than Skate, part of the reason is-apology (if you think this is a victim)-Streets of Rage 4 is definitely better than its predecessor. Everything is as you remember-the hit pause is the same, your favorite attack appears in the right place, and it is full of impact as usual-but they are carefully decorated and carefully designed to be constructed outward.

Before the cherry bounces between the enemies, the combined elasticity is expanded, in the case of the cherry is dazzling, and then the crunching power chords are grinded on the guitar, thereby expanding the range of effects and providing more space for the next attack . Special forces eat the lifeline as before, but now you can win health by maintaining bloody aggression, while enemies can now trick and bounce off the wall. Good God, when she went to do air boxing, the tight posture was squeezed into the frame, and as a result cruuuuuuuunnnncchhh. It feels as good as any beat game.

For all the games you need to thank Guard Crush Games, they dealt with the basic elements of Rage 4 streets and proved their style with Streets of Fury, which is a grotesque but gripping beat game on Xbox Live Indie Games are polished before being used in the PC version. The original material is admirable and has a deep understanding of where improvements have been made. This is a small, subtle thing, such as how the enemy no longer disappears off the screen while playing, or when things get busy, you will never forget your location and the ins and outs of the next threat.

Stage design and scenery are also full of imagination and talent-small conflicts on aerial cargo planes can sometimes drop thousands of feet, causing you to lose weight and fight in construction sites, where you can make the destruction ball move and There is more to eliminate the whole mob. Depending on the nature of the genre, it is a short game-about 12 levels can be seen in a few hours-but online cooperation and combat mode and a large number of undiscovered secrets support it. Moreover, to be honest, the feeling of "Angry Street 4" is so good that even a single broadcast is not enough.

This is a pivotal action brand, and perhaps the best thing is not just how it took over the baton from a series that has been abandoned for too long-"Angry Street 4" did so well, it reinterpreted those original games, It is much easier to understand why they are so special.

For a long time in the past, I always thought that the beat game genre died all years ago. This is for good reason, and this is the best game brand in the 1990s. With its improvements, modifications, and high respect for the original work, "Angry Street 4" made me aware of my mistakes because it reinterpreted the beat game as the predecessor of today's action types like Bayonetta and " Devil May Cry-The game was born with the same thoughts and the same swagger. The streets of Rage 4 have all this, and then there are some. This is not just a revival of the once beloved series. Rage 4's Streets are simply the best.