GAMES
This game was a 3D fighter with Final Fight characters in, but was never released. From the limited amount of stuff available, we take a look at it.
A section on the upcoming fighting game that features Guy as a playable character.
This actually featured a whole stage dedicated to Final Fight which you can see.
With Maki and Rolento as playable characters, this section takes a look at one of the most popular 2D fighters of all time.
The original- and most say the best- Final Fight game. This page is based on the arcade version. Has a lot of interesting stuff in it.
FINAL FIGHT GUY
A Super Nintendo only update which removed Cody but added Guy, and changed a few other things to. Check it out, folks.
The Game Boy Advance got a conversion of Final Fight in 2001, sneakily called Final Fight One.
Looking at the Super NES only sequel, from 1993.
The second Super NES only sequel, from 1995.
Did you know that a beta version of Final Fight 3 exists? No? Get over here then.
This arcade and SEGA Saturn one on one fighter was mostly ignored at the time, so here you can see scraps of information about it and view an entire guide.
A different Final Fight game that only ever came out on the NES.
See below for details.
The only reason this is here is that Haggar and Jessica are in it...
Looking at the Final Fight cards that are in this little known game...
Final Fight characters went from scrolling beat 'em ups to one on one fighters. Here you can see what they now look like and a lot more.
Featuring Rolento as a new character, this sequel was and still is one of the most popular Street Fighter games.
Featuring Cody as a new character, this game isn't that great but the Final Fight guys are all still in.
A Gameboy Advance game that added 3 extra fighters, one of which was Maki.
Hugo (an Andore) and Poison feature in this game, which was the second in the series of unpopular Street Fighter 3 games.
The final Street Fighter 3 game still has the same Final Fight characters as before.
SNK had a go at making a cross over game in 2003, and one of the characters on the Capcom side was Hugo, and Poison was still his manager.
