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Streets of Rage 1 - Mega Drive box art — SoR1 - Box Art (1991)

Streets of Rage 1 - cover art variant — SoR1 - Cover Art

Streets of Rage 1 - Round 1 stage gameplay — SoR1 - Round 1

Streets of Rage 1 - street fighting scene — SoR1 - Street Fight

Streets of Rage 1 - mid-game brawl screenshot — SoR1 - Mid-Game Brawl

Streets of Rage 1 - Round 7 boss-stage — SoR1 - Round 7 Boss-Stage

Streets of Rage 1 - animated gameplay — SoR1 - Gameplay (animated)

Streets of Rage 2 - Mega Drive box art — SoR2 - Box Art (1992)

Streets of Rage 2 - cover art — SoR2 - Cover Art

Streets of Rage 2 - title screen — SoR2 - Title Screen

Streets of Rage 2 - Stage 1 gameplay — SoR2 - Stage 1: The Boardwalk

Streets of Rage 2 - boss encounter — SoR2 - Boss Encounter

Streets of Rage 2 - later stage combat — SoR2 - Later Stage Combat

Streets of Rage 2 - Round 5 warehouse — SoR2 - Round 5: Warehouse

Streets of Rage 2 - two-player co-op — SoR2 - Two-Player Co-op

Streets of Rage 3 - Mega Drive box art — SoR3 - Box Art (1994)

Streets of Rage 3 - Mega Drive US cover art — SoR3 - Cover Art (US)

Bare Knuckle III - Japanese title screen — SoR3 - Title (Bare Knuckle III)

Streets of Rage 3 - Stage 1 gameplay — SoR3 - Stage 1

Streets of Rage 3 - Stage 2 gameplay — SoR3 - Stage 2

Streets of Rage 3 - Stage 3 gameplay — SoR3 - Stage 3

Streets of Rage 3 - Stage 4 gameplay — SoR3 - Stage 4

Yuzo Koshiro - composer of Streets of Rage — Yuzo Koshiro - Composer

★ ABOUT THIS GALLERY

Images sourced from the Internet Archive, LaunchBox GamesDB, and Wikimedia Commons. All assets belong to Sega and respective rights holders. Yuzo Koshiro portrait used under Creative Commons.

★ DID YOU KNOW?

Streets of Rage 2's box art was designed to emphasise the expanded four-character roster over the original's three - the muscular figures on the cover were intended to signal the game's significantly increased scope and ambition.

★ DID YOU KNOW?

The visual design of Streets of Rage draws heavily from late-1980s urban action cinema - neon-lit streets, leather jackets, and gritty industrial environments all reflect the cinematic language of Hong Kong action films and American crime thrillers of the era.

Streets of Rage Fan Page

Unofficial fan tribute. Streets of Rage © Sega / Ancient Inc. Images sourced from publicly accessible archives. Yuzo Koshiro portrait: Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-SA). No commercial use intended.

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