NES Longplay [074] Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight

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PLayed by: Valis77

This game is one of my favorite games on the nes,however it's not street fighter it's originally called 2010....well it's 2010 and so far it still looks 1992 in the real world.

Planet 1 1:54
Planet 2 7:29
Plantt 3 13:12
Planet 4 19:11
Planet 5 25:24
Last Stage 27:44

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[Gamewitzer]

Hell of a year.

[FidFighter2]

I just remembered in the japanese version the real name is Kevin Striker (not William Striker which I made a mistake...so ignore my last comment about the main characters name lol)

[LordSephleon]

How did I miss this longplay? This is one of my fave NES games. Still haven't beaten it, but I've gotten really damn good at making it a few stages without getting hit... just an awesome game despite the cheesiness of the title.

[PoIaris]

Street Fighter, the Final Fight? Really? XD

[MsSarcasticSmile]

Oh yeah? Do you know enough Kung Fu to defeat.. BIG DADDY?

[dough5950]

this and Low G man

[dough5950]

this game was the shit!!!!



[txrich80]

man i remember playing thi game as a kid

[blueswan1984]

@RocMegamanX Alpha did took place between 1 & 2 and 4 took place between 2 & 3 though Capcom never give specific date or year for each timeline of events. The previous comment I made could only be true if you accept Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight as canon to the actual Street Fighter series. In Japan, SF 2010 had nothing to do with Street Fighter or Final Fight. I assume that perhaps by 2010, hand to hand street fighting may had been over populated by bionic cybernetic street fighting.

[RocMegamanX]

@blueswan1984 I don't even know what year each Street Fighter game is supposed to take place in, though, let alone Alpha. Also, I thought Alpha took place BETWEEN 1 and 2.

But that still raises the question: When on God's green earth did Ken learn about bionics and cybernetic enhancements?!

You know, the Japanese version made MUCH more sense.

[blueswan1984]

@RocMegamanX It kinda makes since though, in Ken's SFII bio, it's shows that his DOB was 2-14-1965, if that is true, then the last SF tourney he won was held in 1985 (SF year, not game release year) and Ken was 20 at the time. Which means he should be at age 45 in this game. One minor problem though, in the 1st SF, Ken was merely a teenager (age 17 maybe) so the SF tourney he won in 1985 couldn't had been the 1st SF (to which Ryu won), it maybe the 4th since SF Alpha and SFIV wasn't a tourney.

[ValisHD]

@teckwerks i was gonna but yeah