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Streets of Rage 2 is one of those titles that fans simply will not allow to die. That is great because the game is quite good. While the original is good, fans have taken the character selection a few steps beyond what Sega ever thought of. Buckle up sunshine, this is going to be a […]
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7 Cool Streets of Rage 2 Hacks
June 16th, 2016 
Carl Williams 
Posted in Genesis, News, Sega 
Tags: 16-bit, batman, Boss Rush, censorship, dc comics, Earthworm Jim, game hack, genesis, retro, retro gaming, retrogaming, sega, shinobi, streets of rage, superman, teenage mutant ninja turtles, TMNT 
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Streets of Rage 2 Boss Hack for Sega Genesis Classic
November 8th, 2015 Carl Williams Streets of Rage 2 is a fan favorite for the Sega Genesis and for good reason. Fans have created hacks that have brought in other characters like Scott Pilgrim and even fixed the censoring that Sega performed back in the day. The fun just keeps coming. Now, a fan has taken the original game, changed […]
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Posted in News, Sega Tags: Abadede, Boss Rush, final fight, genesis, hack, R. Bear, sega, Shiva, streets of rage, youtube, Zamza No Comments »
Boss Rush Mode Hack for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III Released for NES Game
November 8th, 2015 Carl Williams Ah, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games are one of gaming history’s more unique licenses. On one hand they are popular and do fairly well with fans buying them up. Sure, there have been some stumbling blocks in the road to gaming supremacy. The first Nintendo Entertainment System title was not all that good, neither […]
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Posted in News, Nintendo Tags: arena, Boss Rush, brawler, Dramatic Battle, entertainment system, fighting, konami, Manhattan Project, nes, nintendo, retro, retro gaming, retrogaming, teenage mutant ninja turtles, TMNT, Ultra No Comments »
Retro Consoles Untapped Marketing Avenue for Modern Games
October 4th, 2015 Carl Williams It is getting harder and harder for modern game publishers to get their games in the hands of players, er on their consoles/computers is more like it but you get the point. To get current generation games into the psyche of players is not so easy anymore- traditional advertising has proven less and less viable […]
