Final Fight Guy was also released for the SNES in the U.S., but it was only avaliable for a very, very short time, and was more commonly avaliable as a Blockbuster Video exclusive rental. Guy replaced Cody this time, leaving still only 2 selectable characters: Guy and Haggar. So, in 1992, Japan released Final Fight Guy to appease fans who were displeased at Guy’s removal from the original Final Fight. In Japan, however, Final Fight for the Super Famicom left in these arcade features – but stil left out Guy. Additionally, the SNES version, released in the North American region, further edited or ‘censored’ the game by removing health pick-ups in the game like ‘Whiskey’ and ‘Beer’ and replacing female enemies with male ones (evidently Capcom didn’t want any issues being raised with violence against women).
The game’s other 2 characters, Cody and Haggar, were still included. While the SNES version was well-received and, while not a direct arcade port, looks quite comparable to its arcade counterpart, it was criticized on a number of points, most notably (behind the removal of 2 player co-op) was the removal of one of the game’s 3 selectable characters: Guy (perhaps pronounced ‘Gui’ – I really have no idea).
The SNES version of Final Fight was a launch title for the SNES, and many who bought the system picked up this game, as it was one of only a few games avaliable at the time. Quick History: Most gamers are familiar with Final Fight, the arcade game released in 1989, or rather, it’s SNES port, released in 1991. I removed the tabs in my SNES with a pair of needle-nosed pliers – it took about 10 minutes – now I can play all Super Famicom games from Japan! The SNES was connected to a 32-inch tv via an S-Video cable.
The game cannot be inserted with the tabs in place. Super Nintendo IF you remove the two plastic tabs inside the SNES’ cartridge slot. Although the game was released in Japan for the Super Famicom (Japanese SNES), it will play on the original model U.S. Note 2: This game was played on a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Note 1: Want more Final Fight? Check out my reviews of MIghty Final Fight and Final Fight 2! Also, if you’re interested in more Beat ‘Em Ups, check out my reviews of Double Dragon II, D & D, Warriors of Fate, Crows: The Battle Action, Bare Knuckle III,Sengoku 3, and Nekketsu Oyako! You can play Super Famicom games on your SNES by removing 2 plastic tabs that are located inside the cartridge slot – it’s not difficult.
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