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13 Most Difficult Boss Fights From The 1990s

Ravi Sinha — Fri, 27 May 2022 07:22:37 +0000

The last decade or two of gaming has seen its share of tough boss fights, for sure. However, the 1990s presented some of the toughest challenges in gaming yet and are still infamous to this day. Let’s take a look at 13 of the toughest bosses during that era.

Akuma – Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo

Did you think that M. Bison from Street Fighter 2, one of the toughest bosses in any game ever up till that point, was a wuss? Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo’s Akuma is the fight for you. Accessible only by reaching the last stage quickly without any continues in Arcade Mode, Akuma will appear and waylay Bison, then replace him as the final boss. In terms of abilities, he possesses the Zankuu Hadoken (which fires two Hadoken in mid-air), a teleport for quickly closing the distance, and very quick combos that take off chunks of health. Hilariously enough, his playable version isn’t as powerful but was still considered broken enough to warrant banning from tournaments.

15 Final Boss Fights Where You Didn’t Outright Murder Them

Ravi Sinha — Mon, 02 Sep 2019 18:06:03 +0000

Boss fights are an intricate part of video games and yet, so versatile in how they can be handled. Whether it’s a boss that draws sympathy or one that seemingly never dies, there are all kinds bosses to encounter.

Keiji Shibusawa – Yakuza 0

There’s only room for one Dragon of Dojima in Yakuza 0 and unfortunately for Keiji Shibusawa, it’s not him. The patriarch of Yakuza 0’s Shibusawa family, he’s usually portrayed as someone with a mind for business. However, this hides his sheer ruthlessness as witnessed when he set out to kill the Kazama family. The final battle sees Kiryu nearly kill Shibusawa but Nishiki would intervene, thus ensuring that Keiji went to jail.

15 Final Bosses Players Can Probably Miss

Ravi Sinha — Thu, 25 Oct 2018 12:19:31 +0000

There are secret bosses and then there are final bosses that truly mark the end of a video game. While the latter seems obvious enough, many video games actually take a few steps to hide boss battles behind different requirements. Whether it’s playing on a higher difficulty, gathering the right items or just not dying, here are 15 final bosses you could probably miss.

Victor Navarro – True Crime: New York City

Utilizing a Good Cop/Bad Cop system, True Crime: New York City had two key endings depending on the player’s performance. If you were a good cop, then the game saw Victor Navarro being arrested with millions of dollars at the Grand Central Station locker. However, Higgins re-emerges and the player must apprehend him to get a good ending. Pursue the bad cop route and not only will there be a proper boss fight with Navarro but our hero will meet Higgins, kill him and steal the cash offered before contemplating his dark path.

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection Now Available, Launch Trailer Revealed

Ravi Sinha — Tue, 29 May 2018 10:29:25 +0000

Street Fighter fans rejoice – Capcom has announced that Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is now available for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. It retails for $39.99 and includes 12 classic Street Fighter titles in one package.

These include the following games. Keep in mind that online play and training modes are only supported for Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting, Street Fighter 2: Turbo, Street Fighter Alpha 3 and Street Fighter 3: Third Strike.

Street Fighter
Street Fighter 2
Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition
Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting
Super Street Fighter 2
Super Street Fighter 2: Turbo
Street Fighter Alpha
Street Fighter Alpha 2
Street Fighter Alpha 3
Street Fighter 3
Street Fighter 3: 2nd Impact
Street Fighter 3: Third Strike

This isn’t just a simple collection of ports though. The aforementioned Training Mode allows players to enable damage display, input display, dummy controls and so on for a more effective training experience. Then there’s the in-game collection for viewing design documents, character bios, sprite viewers and famous songs.

If you want to pore through the history of Street Fighter and witness a character’s evolution, this is the best way to do it. Check out the launch trailer below and decide for yourself whether it’s worth the time.