Final Fight: Streetwise is a 2006 3D beat-'em-up produced by Capcom, released in North America and the PAL region for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox. It was developed by the American team of Capcom Production Studio 8 (the developers of Final Fight Revenge and the Maximo series). It is the sixth and final game of the Final Fight series as well as the only Final Fight video game to not be released in Japan. A PlayStation Portable version was also planned but ultimately cancelled. The game returned the series to its beat-'em-up roots, casting players as Kyle Travers, brother of Cody from the first game. Series regulars Haggar and Guy also make appearances in the game's story mode, which has Kyle battling a maniacal priest named Father Bella and the illegal drug "glow". Before Streetwise entered development, Capcom Studio 8 worked on a separate game for the PlayStation 2, titled Final Fight: Seven Sons, which had different characters, a different gameplay system, a simulated "railcam" and cel-shaded graphics, the latter two of which served to mimic the aesthetics of Final Fight and its SNES sequels. A promotional comic that contained concept art, illustrated by artist and lead voice actor Trent Kaniuga, was included with preorders of the game. As seen in the promotional comic, Sodom and Poison, both of whom were from the original Final Fight as well as Final Fight Revenge, were initially planned to be in Streetwise. It is unknown what their intended roles in the game were, or why they were cut from the final version. Additionally, Mike Haggar and Guy were supposed to have more screen-time, but several cutscenes featuring them were eventually removed. Final Fight: Streetwise was widely panned by critics on both platforms according to the review aggregator website Metacritic. Many video game review websites and magazines, including IGN,GameSpot and Game Informer,have made several complaints about flaws in the game, usually ending with an unfavorable review. Many reviewers claimed that, while the game offers a simple and functional gameplay in the same vein of the original arcade game, it is easily overshadowed by the flaws in other departments. ScrewAttack named the game as 6th on their list of "Top 10 Worst 2D to 3D Games" and also placed the game in the number five spot on their "Top 10 Worst Reboots or Remakes" list. Honestly I liked the game, isn't that bad at all, aside of the Max Payne-ish theme of glow, I enjoyed at it's finest this game, hell, this game was relased 7 years after FF: Vengeance, but however, the game was trashed and rushed in 5 months. 334 Mobb ft. T-Rock - They Fighting (Uh Oh) A Mafia ft. Shiest Bub - Get Ya Head Bust Open AlfaMega ft. Lil Flip, T.I. and Trina - Southern Boyz Astrix - On Fir Bigg Steele - Tha Hood Comity - Act I Scene II Deviants of Reality - The Power of Words Diverse - Blindman Diverse ft. Lyrics Born & RJD2 - Explosive (Caural Mix) Droptest - I'll Start A War Droptest - Stolen Dodge Dub Pistols - Soldiers Dujeous - City Limits Dujeous - First/Last Dujeous - It's Fate Thirteen - Start The Revolution Fear Factory - Moment Of Impact Fatti Sotto - Funkareem Gizmachi - The Answers Jay Tee - Holdin' On Lil' Flip - I'm A Warrior Mos Def, Diverse & Prefuse 73 - Wylin' Out Move.meant - Heather Nappy Roots - Hip Hop Nappy Roots - Rewind Numbs - Sacrifice Opeth - The Grand Conjuration RZA & MF Doom - Biochemical Equation Shadows Fall - What Drives The Weak Shadows Fall - The Power of I and I Slipknot - Pulse of the Maggots Smoke & Numbers - Final Fight II Smoot & Topic - Hey (Be Like Me) Soulfly - Riotstarter Soulfly - Fuel The Hate Steve Tushar - Begin Again Stymie & the Pimp Jones Luv Orchestra - Superfun Teenage Girls SuperTweeker - Velocity The Alps - 11th Hour Life The Alps - Good Night Vienna The Alps - The Last Dance The Alps - World At War Underbiz - My Rage Shadows Fall - Inspiration on Demand Fear Factory - Archetype