It’s funny that the developers chose to retain some of the sanitizing alterations from the SNES version, because it’s overwhelmingly remembered as a bad port. It was violent, it was repetitive, and it was glorious! (Tyler, I think this goes without saying, but you’ll always be Cody.) I always played Guy (the Alpha version) and Tyler always played Cody, and we’d relentlessly pummeled the Mad Gear Gang across Metro City.
While we played many games via link cable, Fight Fight got a heftiest chunk of time, perhaps due to my obsession with Guy in the Street Fighter Alpha series. Even the fact that we were hiding out in an empty laundry room on a Sunday afternoon could not diminish the pure handheld gaming joy.Īll of that to say, I’ve played quite a bit of Final Fight One on the GBA, and a good portion of that time in coop. Looking back on those community college days, playing Final Fight, Zelda: Four Swords, Super Puzzle Fighter, etc., is truly one of my fondest memories of that time. But I trusted in Tyler’s system, and his experience navigating the perplexing world of janitorial politics.
Granted, we could have washed way more windows, way faster, if we had the drive to. Other times we’d hide out in a stairwell for a half hour or more, playing Game Boy in some rarely trafficked corridor. Sometimes we’d play a quick 10-minute game in the break room.
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