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Streets of Rage project that never was

Posted on December 6th, 2012. By Rob Jones.

Taken from us too soon

Sega fans from the 90s (spit ;) will likely have a fondness for Streets of Rage and its two sequels.

Now it turns out, a company called Ruffian Games (the people behind Crackdown 2) was developing a new Streets of Rage game for the current generation, before the project was sadly canceled.

This new re-imagined game was hoping to bring the franchise into the third dimension. Some footage has been put online, with Ruffian Games describing it as a hastily slapped together "pre-pre-pre-pre-pre-Alpha". Although it still looks quite cool if you ask me: