Final Fight One (GBA) Reviews

A distant relative to Street Fighter II, Capcom's Final Fight was a smash hit in the arcades and one of my favourite beat 'em ups. It was great to see it come back to the home consoles, even better to hear it would be playable on the move in a new, enhanced version - Final Fight One. You can now play as all three original characters (Guy, Cody and ...

The popular Super Nintendo, Sega CD, Wii and Arcade fighting game comes to the Gameboy Advance and Capcom did a good job porting their classic to a new generation of gamers; good but not great. The game starts out with the new Mayor in his office and instead of sitting on his butt like every other Mayor does this guy promises big ...

When Capcom released Final Fight for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in the Early 90s, it was seen as a major score on Nintendo's part in their battle with Sega, however, after the initial buzz of getting to play the arcade hit in your home hit, gamers realised that this was a far from perfect representation of one of the most famous and ...

In 1989, Capcom released Final Fight, one of the most influential games of its time. Much like how Street Fighter II defined the fighting genre years later, Final Fight defined the side-scroller beat-em- up. The game's premise seems repetitive and simple compared to the games of today, but there is still plenty of fun in beating up wave after ...

I'm surprised they could fit such a great version of the game on the GBA. Better than the Snes one. - Advantages: Very Faithful conversion, Great sound - Disadvantages: small screen

If there is ONE game you get this month for the Gameboy advance make it Final Fight One. The arcade port is almost perfect only loosing little effects like the flickering lights in the first level. One thing lacking from some of th other ports like Rayman was the lack of 'fun' and 'playability the game had. To tell it like it is Final ...