I think there was a cheat code used or something. All the enemies patiently waited their turns to attack. When I play they come at you from the front and back while attacking together not wait for you to cream their buddies to a pulp. Almost unbelievable gameplay and on a supposed hard setting also 😒

@@misham2563 this game didnt have combos, because if your talking about SoR 4 im gonna be so angry

@@misham2563 IT is a tool assisted run without a doubt

@@williamgreen9749 I figured so

@@misham2563 There is no cheat code for being invincible or doing very easy, plus they tried to attack him. The air is supposed to wait before attacking when they spawn

I agree .this boss is very interesting

And Motohiro Kawashima. He composed more street of rage 2 and 3 soundtracks than Yuzo.

@@matthewmiguel8108 and the Revenge of Shinobi

I know right?

Does NOT look like Hard difficulty...Shiva should intterupt more than this.

The US version of this game is ridiculously hard.

I'm sure he's using a cheat.

It's pretty easy to me, I just learned where certain enemies would appear and their moveset.

Saying it’s underrated is subjective lol

I had the first game as a kid, just playing these through now haha !

I remember playing streets of rage 1, 2, and 3 bro I beat 1 and 2 but for some reason I could never beat 3 but I did get close tho 😭😂

Yeah, in 1997 to 1999 were beautiful moments..

@@darian6485 have you played 4?

MrAkaalis Very cool 🧊🧊🧊. I was born in 1984 😎👍🏻

1982 here

Broncos Country It’s funny we’re all in our 30s now 😂

The 90s ruled. I was born in 89 so I really only vividly remember them from around 1994-onwards, but what a decade!!! Awesome music, great movies, the neighborhood was safe for us to traverse entirely on our own, etc... That was definitely the best decade I've ever had.

Wolfdragon92584 Yes I agree. The 80s and 90s was the best 20 year period.

@Jeremy Jones Yes, unfortunately the North American and European versions of Streets of Rage 3 prevents players from advancing beyond Round 5 if the game is played on the Easy difficulty setting. Also, Streets of Rage 3 has 4 different endings: 1.) Easy Mode Ending: Complete Round 5 while playing on easy difficulty setting in the North American or European versions of Streets of Rage 3. At the end, the fake Mr. X robot is defeated, but the Chief of Police is still missing and Axel Stone is still framed. Mr. X himself is still out there and can still be stopped by trying harder (in other words, playing on normal or hard difficulty setting). 2.) City Hall Ending: Play on normal or hard difficulty setting, reach to the Chief of Police after the gas kills him. In his dying breath, the Chief will tell you to get to City Hall. From there, you'll play a completely different last level and have to fight Shiva as the final boss in Round 7 (The City Hall). At the end, Although Mr. X's attempt at injecting crime through means of the police has been thwarted, it is only temporary. Mr. X is still out there, still planning to take over the world. 3.) Bad Ending: Play on normal or hard difficulty setting, save the Chief of Police before the gas kills him and destroy the final robot ("Robot Y") after the 3 minute timer on the screen runs out in Round 7 (The Robot Facility). At the end, Mr. X has been defeated, but you were unable to stop his bombs before they blew up. The city is now destroyed, and large amounts of time and effort will be required to rebuild it. 4.) Best and True Ending: Play on normal or hard difficulty setting, save the Chief of Police before the gas kills him and destroy the final robot ("Robot Y") before the 3 minute timer on the screen runs out in Round 7 (The Robot Facility). At the end, Mr. X is finally defeated and the bombs have been disarmed. The credits play and the heroes can be seen looking out into the sunset, reflecting on their perilous journey. If you are interested, I also uploaded a video which is showing all the ending cutscenes in Streets of Rage 3 on my KZfaq Channel. Here is the link to the video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b6-bpbB13dSVZJ8.html

never looked at it that way... but... yeah...

@Alex Pinheiro Thank you, Alex! I'm very glad to hear that you like my Streets of Rage 3 Longplay / Walkthrough so thank you very much for that and for taking your time to watch my Streets of Rage 3 Longplay / Walkthrough. I really appreciate it! Don't worry. Your English is quite understandable. 😊 By the way, English is not my native language either.

@@TurkishBullet19 👍👏

Play the Japonese version,it's way better

I like it it sounds grittier

@@ejgameplay1674 I'm literally watching this just for the cutscene parts, so I can know what characters were saying. There was way more changed than I realized.

Eu também tenho

Finalmente uma música boa e ela só toca nos creditos kkkkkkkk

@Mardocky Neto Thank you so much, Mardocky Neto! 🙏🙏 To pull off Axel Stone's "Three Star Special Move": First: You have to get 120,000 points without dying to get three stars to acquire the best special move. (Each 40,000 points will get you a star for a better special, without dying.) Second: If you got the three stars, press and hold the desired direction button and press the "Attack" button to perform Axel's Special Move.

@@TurkishBullet19 Thanks you so much 🤩😁

@Mardocky Neto You are very welcome, Mardocky Neto! 😊👍🏻

It also would’ve been awesome if you could dash like you could in this game.

@@trillfa9774 Only Skate can dash in SOR2, but to have it for the other characters like Axel and Blaze would had been cool.

@Ismail Toprakci Teşekkür ederim, İsmail. 😊 Axel Stone'un "Üç Yıldızlı Özel Hareketini" gerçekleştirmek için, ilk önce hiç ölmeden 120.000 puan toplaman gerekiyor. Her ölmeden elde ettiğin 40.000 puan, sana bir yıldız kazandırarak, daha iyi bir "Özel Hareketini" yapabilme yeteneğini saglayacak. Üç Yıldızı aldığında, istediğin yöne doğru koş ve Axel'in Üç Yıldızlı Özel Hareketini gerçekleştirmek için "Saldır" düğmesine bas.

That whole sequence was insane!

I think its safe to say that SOR2 leaves a better first impression, especially if you’re playing SOR3’s western release.

When you get 40,000 points on a single life, you gain a star which upgrades your blitz attack (the attack you can perform while running). You can get up to three, at which point you're basically a god lol Also if you die, you lose one star. It's nearly impossible to play this version of the game without dying though.

@@jballs5434 Thank you.

CoolHandMike 33:07 & 33:13 is the test in which there is cheat!!

@@zlushtamp423 that’s not cheating what the hell are you talking about lmao

@@zlushtamp423 you can do special attacks with the sword, and you csn recover from being thrown by holding up+jump....

@@zlushtamp423 you clearly don't play street of rage 3 if you don't know you don't loose health if you use special on sword that's completely normal

@@zlushtamp423 fr

@Aurélien Thank you so much for your respectful compliments about my Gaming Skills and I'm very glad to hear that you enjoyed my Longplay / Walkthrough video of Streets of Rage 3. 😊🙏 Thank you very much for that and for taking your time to watch my Longplay / Walkthrough video of Streets of Rage 3. I truly appreciate that! 😊🙏 It sure took a lot of time to practice and study the whole game before making this Walkthrough / Longplay video. I also had to be very patient. Countless runs were ruined while making a No Damage run Longplay. About the Star System in Streets of Rage 3: If you get so far or get 40,000 points without dying, your player will get a star under their name (a max of up to 3 stars). This star represents a new kind of special, or an updated special that your fighter can perform while having that star. For example, if you get a star while playing as Axel, he’ll be able to do a more powerful “Bare Knuckle” (it was called the “Ground Upper” in Streets of Rage 2) attack, and if you get more stars, he is able to do a more different and powerful kind of attack. NOTE: You have to get 120,000 points without dying to get three stars to acquire the best special move. (Each 40,000 points will get you a star for a better special, without dying.)

@@TurkishBullet19 I like to watch real Longplay with True skills, sometimes i learn why i fail XD I Prefer your style instead of speedruns made with softwares.

As a kid, I hated those wimpy screams as soon as I started SoR3

It's difficult to explain but you have to utilize your defensive special (pressing A while standing still) when they come directly towards you with a kick, as well as finding opportunities to land quick combos on them when they land close enough to you. After trial and error, you'll start to get used to their patterns and be able to follow their movements, and then come in for the kill. Also, doing the offensive specials are really useful in place of regular combos. Blaze's offensive is my favorite whereas Axel's defensive is my favorite.

SOR is far better than Final Fight. SOR series has way more moves than Final Fight does.

Nope not even close. They butchered it on SNES.

@Torey White Yes, the rumors are true. 😊👍🏻 Shiva reappears in Streets of Rage 4 as the Stage 6 boss. While initially presumed still part of the Syndicate, after his defeat he reveals that he has started a new life teaching people martial arts from his new dojo. He encourages the heroes to pursue Mr. Y and Ms. Y, ending their discussion on good terms and thus finally ending their rivalry. His bio states that many of his new students has left his dojo to join the Syndicate, and even suggests that "reports of animal cruelty at Y's secret labs" now drive him to directly oppose his former organization.