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Iceferno wrote:Thanks haha. That was a lot of fun to make, but took a little longer than it should because of some of the sliding notes. I'm just surprised it was never done before, the original sounds so Genesis.

Funny you should mention that, the new Toejam and Earl game sounds a lot like something you would hear from Seinfeld. It's pretty much how I would expect a modern Genesis console to sound like today. It would make sense for Seinfeld to be remixed on the Genesis lol.

I would love to play that back on a real console though. Don't know which program you used though.

Welcome back to the forum, Iceferno

Saven wrote:

Iceferno wrote:Thanks haha. That was a lot of fun to make, but took a little longer than it should because of some of the sliding notes. I'm just surprised it was never done before, the original sounds so Genesis.

Funny you should mention that, the new Toejam and Earl game sounds a lot like something you would hear from Seinfeld. It's pretty much how I would expect a modern Genesis console to sound like today. It would make sense for Seinfeld to be remixed on the Genesis lol.

I would love to play that back on a real console though. Don't know which program you used though.

Oh nice. I need to check out the new TJ&E. With all the retro reboots, I forgot about that one. Been playing through the original actually on the Steam collection (as well as Beyond Oasis, which I'm enjoying).

Benny26 wrote:Welcome back to the forum, Iceferno

Thanks, Benny. Good to be back.

Hi all.

Some people may vaguely remember my username from the bomgergames forums.
I think it was back in 2006 that I was a little active on the forums there.

So yah, pretty funny I remember some usernames here while scrolling arround.
Also, I played a few games of SOR with a user named BestwithSkate.
ah, the memories.

So this me, Rami, 24yo, SEGA fan, specificlaly Sonic, Shenmue and of course the SOR series.

Welcome home, Rageplay.

hi, i'm Maria, i'm a retrogamer love the SOR series [ both originals & Remake ] Shinobi & some Sonic games, Crazy Taxi, Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, YuGiOh duel links and indie games like Freedom Planet.

i know the Remake's history and i have proud to know this masterpiece, but i won't forget what sega did to bombergames, at least the game lives on internet.

Welcome to the forum, Maria

Gosh, did I ever introduce myself to your forum? It's been so long since I logged in that I've forgotten.

I'm Spooniest, and I suffer from perpetual insomnia and a bad habit of getting messed up on alcohol. Working on them both, I'll try not to disturb anyone, lol. ...I guess I also have kind of a potty mouth, since I had to correct a certain word in the previous sentence. Not sure what your profanity rules are.

Anyhow, I've played SoRRemake before. Sega is now ok with game modding or something, I guess...

Did they ever lift their Sword of Vermillion off the SoRRemake?

hi diddly ho forum neighborinos!

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I'll just see myself out now.

 Hi! I'm... well... me. I've played streets of rage for a few years now. I Used to suck at it. Now I suck slightly less. I found SorR a few months ago. Let me just say that it is one of the most amazing games I've ever played! I like drawing, and I'm a music addict, and I probably like pizza too much. Glad to be here. Now if you'll excuse me, I must continue my quest to mod Sketch Turner into SorR with his own unique moveset.

SketchTurner wrote:hi diddly ho forum neighborinos!

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I'll just see myself out now.

 Hi! I'm... well... me. I've played streets of rage for a few years now. I Used to suck at it. Now I suck slightly less. I found SorR a few months ago. Let me just say that it is one of the most amazing games I've ever played! I like drawing, and I'm a music addict, and I probably like pizza too much. Glad to be here. Now if you'll excuse me, I must continue my quest to mod Sketch Turner into SorR with his own unique moveset.

Welcome. You should join us in the SOR4 discussion. Would be interested to know your thoughts on it.

Well well.....where do I start?
I was searching through old messages on FB and came across some messages I got from my pal kendree who gave me this link after telling me of the horrible news that the old forum was shutting down.
That forum was a big part of my life back then, great community and lots of laughs especially when they introduced the chat section.
Anyway im starting to sound like some soppy old timer, but it's good to see that the community is still here in some shape or form.
It's long overdue but hello to everyone and hello to some old friends whom i hope are still here

Why, hello everybody.


Things may be a bit quiet here nowadays, but SORR and its subsequent Mods provided too much fun for me to not at least stop by and send around some friendly greetings to everyone.

I have no shared past with the SORR Community. I wouldn't even consider myself a die-hard SOR-Fan, even though i always preferred brawlers over 1-on-1 fighting games. But i'm having tons of fun messing around with the SORR-Maker lately, thanks to the invaluable tutorial section you have around here. And who knows: Maybe i can put together something noteworthy in the future.

Anyhow: Glad to be here, looking forward to some good exchange of ideas.

See you around, folks. Have a great day!


LG

I've been lurking for a while and finally decided to register almost two months ago. Now I'm posting.

This is SkatesTwinSis from Streets Of Rage Online. I was active on that forum up until the original forums got taken down. Now I go by deisha_max ever since I signed up for Twitter six years ago. It's great to see the community is still active, I actually recognized a few names on here.

I never registered in any SOR Forum until now.

idk if you guys already saw an Youtube Channel called ALLancer Evolution X (Henchhank back in the day), so... that's me recording bad quaility videos using HyperCam3 in my 12 - 15 years old

Back in the day, I was on a Brazilian SOR community on the old social network called Orkut. After it being taken down, me and a around 7 people from this Orkut's SOR community rejoined again on the Streets of Rage Remake Group on Facebook and after the SOR4 release and other reasons, my love for Beat'Em Up games came back so... here I am

I used to post on the old bombergames and streets of rage online forums back around 2006, when it was still on ezboard. Then the yuku switchover happened and everything that was ever on there just got nuked from history. the sor online boards got revived elsewhere a few times and I kept rejoining them but they ended up going down too shortly after so I mostly just lost interest in the community. I still play the games a lot though, making my own private mods /hacks with pancake and sorrmaker and such. Haven't got round to SOR 4 yet. Was really shocked that it finally got made.

Saven wrote:Hey everyone! Some of you already know me from the other SORR forum, but if you don't, I'm Saven. I have been a lifelong fan of the Streets of Rage series for a long time, and I feel that SORR was a terrific remake and a great effort by Bombergames. I hope we can maintain the same great community as we did over on the Bombergames forum and keep the same amount of activity as we have over there as well.

Hello everyone! As a child, I did not have a console, but I had a friend whom we constantly played. I still remember how we rented streets of rage 3. There were no 2 parts in our city and district. Loved the 1st and 3rd parts. I read in magazines that there was Streets of rage 2. I imagined what Max was like and how he went to the bar. Imagine my joy when the remake appeared)))) I was shocked with happiness)))

Hey everyone! I'm ViDi. I'm new to these forums but some of you may already know me on YouTube.

Welcome ViDi!

Welcome to the forum, ViDi

Saven, Benny26, thanks, guys!

Greetings!

I used to play the original games on Genesis when I was little. The music and atmosphere really left an impression!

I found out about the remake existing and now I'm here.

It's great to relive the game with more modern features such as widescreen support.