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Posts Tagged ‘streets of rage’Backbone Unsuccessfully Pitched New ESWAT and Streets of Rage GamesWednesday, May 8th, 2013Now here’s an interesting development! Backbone Entertainment responsible for the SEGA Vintage Collection, SEGA Mega Drive Ultimate Collection and SEGA Mega Drive Collection for PSP pitched new Streets of Rage and ESWAT games to SEGA. They were unfortunately unsuccessful in their endevour but concept art for both titles has now been leaked online. Check it out: [Source: SEGANews.net via Siliconera] SEGA Tunes: MegaDriver Cover M.U.S.H.A. and Streets of RageWednesday, March 13th, 2013
Mega Drive heavy metal covers band MegaDriver have been uploading these cool little ‘Game Metal Play’ videos which feature a re-arranged version of a song featured on a specific SEGA game but actually inserted into the game. We featured the Outrun cover a little while ago but since then MegaDriver have released Streets of Rage and M.U.S.H.A. covers which sound brilliant. Check them out: Want more? MegaDriver have also released a few new songs in the past couple of months including Golden Axe and Sonic songs. Click here to be taken to their song list on their official website. Fan Scene: Streets of Rage MovieTuesday, February 26th, 2013
Now here’s a cool little YouTube project! TheStreetStupid have made a 2 part Streets of Rage fan movie that combines elements of the entire trilogy into a live action series of confrontations. Check them out below: Thanks to Titanscreed for making us aware of these videos! Video Spotlight: Cancelled Streets of Rage “Reimagining” Footage Leaks Online UPDATEWednesday, December 5th, 2012UPDATE A new version of the leaked Streets of Rage reimagining footage has been uploaded which now includes sound. The prototype footage features a playable game and is not pre-rendered. Ruffian Games business and management chief Gary Liddon (who also uploaded this new video) has also revealed more about the game: “It was something we built very rapidly and represents pre-pre-pre-pre (lots of pres) pre-Alpha quality. Even so it has a certain charm Sean Noonan has also chimed in to answer a question about why the game was cancelled. His response: “I don’t really have a solid answer to that [Source: Eurogamer] ORIGINAL STORY Check out this stunning leaked footage of a proposed Streets of Rage “reimagining” that would have been developed by Ruffian Games. Am I gutted this got cancelled:
Streets Of Rage from Huff Allium on Vimeo. [Source: Sean Noonan on Twitter] Further Details on SEGA Vintage Collection for XBLA/PSNThursday, May 24th, 2012We reported earlier today that Alex Kidd in Miracle World was now available for XBLA and PSN. Well it turns out it’s actually a part of a wider SEGA Vintage Collection that includes a vast array of other classic SEGA titles. Here’s the breakdown: Playstation Network Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Arcade) X-Box Live Arcade Monster World Collection Alex Kidd & Co. Collection Golden Axe Collection Streets of Rage Collection [Source: The Gagaman on Twitter] |
What’s the story behind it all? Like a lot of developers we work on a lot of different prototypes, they’re just not usually shown in public. In this case an older version of the same video was leaked last week which came as a bit of a surprise if I’m honest. As it had no sound I thought there wouldn’t be any harm sharing a version with audio. Beyond that there’s not a lot more I can say unfortunately 
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