Streets of Rage 4 Announced
After remaining in hiatus for 25 years, Streets of Rage 4 from arcade brawler series has been finally announced.
Back in 90's era, claccic side-scrolling beat 'em up game series Streets of Rage went on to become a very successful trilogy of cult favorites from renowned developer/publisher Sega that was later followed by two more follow-up sequels.
Teaming up with original series creator, DotEmu, Guard Crush Games and Lizardcube later attempted to develop a fourth game; Streets of Rage 4, which is recently revealed with a new trailer featuring fan-favorite Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding.
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Here goes the brand-new reveal trailer for upcoming Streets of Rage 4 in its blazing beauty after nearly 25 years of absence.
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Martial artist Axel returns to eradicate crime with his long-time ally and ex-cop Blaze for an all-new adventure. Newest trailer showcases how much this iconic brawler has evolved in terms of fascinating hand-drawn visuals and gameplay.
A very short glimpse of story tease and brief combat moment of our heroes facing new enemies on mean streets are shown and we can only deduce that the fanboys are up for some nonstop action when SoR4 eventually launches.
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After Streets of Rage 3 was released in 1994, Sega ended an era of SoR franchise for Genesis consoles because they couldn't introduce better quality graphics or gameplay mechanics in 16-bit hardware system back then.
Afterwards, no one ever thought of a sequel to ever come out but fortunately, that prayer was answered. Since creators of Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap is behind the project, we can expect a visually stunning experience.
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Following a legacy of predecessor titles, SoR4 appears to be enriched in music aside from a stunning in-game display. While keeping the originals vibe intact for nostalgic fans, they are inviting new generation of players with modern style art design.
Despite a hyped up reveal trailer to announce Streets of Rage 4, we still don't have a definitive release date or details on selected platforms yet. So, hold on to your horses with patience till they come up with something in foreseeable future.
Back in 90's era, claccic side-scrolling beat 'em up game series Streets of Rage went on to become a very successful trilogy of cult favorites from renowned developer/publisher Sega that was later followed by two more follow-up sequels.
Teaming up with original series creator, DotEmu, Guard Crush Games and Lizardcube later attempted to develop a fourth game; Streets of Rage 4, which is recently revealed with a new trailer featuring fan-favorite Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding.
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| Streets of Rage 4 Announced |
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Here goes the brand-new reveal trailer for upcoming Streets of Rage 4 in its blazing beauty after nearly 25 years of absence.
RELATED: Shenmue and Shenmue 2 Re-Release Date
Martial artist Axel returns to eradicate crime with his long-time ally and ex-cop Blaze for an all-new adventure. Newest trailer showcases how much this iconic brawler has evolved in terms of fascinating hand-drawn visuals and gameplay.
A very short glimpse of story tease and brief combat moment of our heroes facing new enemies on mean streets are shown and we can only deduce that the fanboys are up for some nonstop action when SoR4 eventually launches.
After Streets of Rage 3 was released in 1994, Sega ended an era of SoR franchise for Genesis consoles because they couldn't introduce better quality graphics or gameplay mechanics in 16-bit hardware system back then.
Afterwards, no one ever thought of a sequel to ever come out but fortunately, that prayer was answered. Since creators of Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap is behind the project, we can expect a visually stunning experience.
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| Nonstop Bare Knuckle Action |
RELATED: Classic Sega Games Comes to Nintendo Switch
Following a legacy of predecessor titles, SoR4 appears to be enriched in music aside from a stunning in-game display. While keeping the originals vibe intact for nostalgic fans, they are inviting new generation of players with modern style art design.
Despite a hyped up reveal trailer to announce Streets of Rage 4, we still don't have a definitive release date or details on selected platforms yet. So, hold on to your horses with patience till they come up with something in foreseeable future.
