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| desc=Similar to the previous two games, ''Streets of Rage 3'' is known as ''Bare Knuckle III'' in Japan. This time, more has been changed than just a logo - the Japanese version includes an introduction sequence and an animation where Axel punches the screen, which are completely missing overseas. | | desc=Similar to the previous two games, ''Streets of Rage 3'' is known as ''Bare Knuckle III'' in Japan. This time, more has been changed than just a logo - the Japanese version includes an introduction sequence and an animation where Axel punches the screen, which are completely missing overseas. | ||
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===Main menu=== | ===Main menu=== | ||
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| desc=A recurring theme is that ''Bare Knuckle III'' uses a yellow highlight colour for certain pieces of text, while ''Streets of Rage 3'' always sticks with silver. | | desc=A recurring theme is that ''Bare Knuckle III'' uses a yellow highlight colour for certain pieces of text, while ''Streets of Rage 3'' always sticks with silver. | ||
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===Options=== | ===Options=== | ||
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| desc="Lives" is known as "Players" in ''Bare Knuckle III''. | | desc="Lives" is known as "Players" in ''Bare Knuckle III''. | ||
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| image2=SoR3 MD US SelectPlayer.png | | image2=SoR3 MD US SelectPlayer.png | ||
| game1=JP | | game1=JP | ||
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| desc=The most striking difference in ''Streets of Rage 3'' is that the palettes for Axel, Blaze and Skate/Sammy are different. In Japan, their attire is similar to ''Streets of Rage'' and ''Streets of Rage 2'', while elsewhere they wear clothes similar to what was shown in the first ''Streets of Rage'' cover art. | | desc=The most striking difference in ''Streets of Rage 3'' is that the palettes for Axel, Blaze and Skate/Sammy are different. In Japan, their attire is similar to ''Streets of Rage'' and ''Streets of Rage 2'', while elsewhere they wear clothes similar to what was shown in the first ''Streets of Rage'' cover art. | ||
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===Battle mode=== | ===Battle mode=== | ||
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| game1=JP | | game1=JP | ||
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| desc=Characters have quotes in ''Bare Knuckle III'' after winning or losing a battle match. This has been removed in ''Streets of Rage 3''. | | desc=Characters have quotes in ''Bare Knuckle III'' after winning or losing a battle match. This has been removed in ''Streets of Rage 3''. | ||
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| − | | desc=''Streets of Rage 3'' has | + | | desc=''Streets of Rage 3'' has a different plot to ''Bare Knuckle III'', meaning this introduction sequence plays out a little differently. |
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| desc=Levels are known as "Rounds" in Japan and "Stages" overseas. | | desc=Levels are known as "Rounds" in Japan and "Stages" overseas. | ||
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| − | | desc=While both games happily let | + | | desc=While both games happily let the player(s) punch women in the face, ''Streets of Rage 3'' has the Garnet/Soozie enemies cover up some of their skin. |
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| desc=This wall with a hole in it was removed in ''Streets of Rage 3''. The reason is unclear. | | desc=This wall with a hole in it was removed in ''Streets of Rage 3''. The reason is unclear. | ||
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| − | | desc=Players will have to fight this character, Ash in ''Bare Knuckle III''. Being a homosexual stereotype, he was removed from this part of ''Streets of Rage 3''. In Japan, Ash drives a boat and then jumps out to fight, while elsewhere, stage 1 boss Sheeva drives the boat, speeding off to the right once some goons are dropped off. | + | | desc=Players will have to fight this character, Ash, in ''Bare Knuckle III''. Being a homosexual stereotype, he was removed from this part of ''Streets of Rage 3''. In Japan, Ash drives a boat and then jumps out to fight, while elsewhere, stage 1 boss Sheeva drives the boat, speeding off to the right once some goons are dropped off. |
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| + | Consequentially, Ash was also dummied out as a playable character, but while the miniboss coding was removed the playable coding is still intact and can be re-enabled with a [[Game Genie (Mega Drive)|Game Genie]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{SoR3Omni}} | {{SoR3Omni}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:03, 13 January 2020
- Back to: Streets of Rage 3.
Contents
Localisation comparisons
Sega logo
| JP version |
|---|
| US/EU versions |
|---|
The overseas versions of the game include a ™ symbol.
Title screen
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
Similar to the previous two games, Streets of Rage 3 is known as Bare Knuckle III in Japan. This time, more has been changed than just a logo - the Japanese version includes an introduction sequence and an animation where Axel punches the screen, which are completely missing overseas.
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
A recurring theme is that Bare Knuckle III uses a yellow highlight colour for certain pieces of text, while Streets of Rage 3 always sticks with silver.
Options
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
"Lives" is known as "Players" in Bare Knuckle III.
Select player
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
The most striking difference in Streets of Rage 3 is that the palettes for Axel, Blaze and Skate/Sammy are different. In Japan, their attire is similar to Streets of Rage and Streets of Rage 2, while elsewhere they wear clothes similar to what was shown in the first Streets of Rage cover art.
The Japanese version of the game also sees characters measured in metric, while the overseas uses imperial measurements. The star system for describing abilities is replaced with yellow blocks in Streets of Rage 3.
Battle mode
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
Characters have quotes in Bare Knuckle III after winning or losing a battle match. This has been removed in Streets of Rage 3.
Introduction
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
Streets of Rage 3 has a different plot to Bare Knuckle III, meaning this introduction sequence plays out a little differently.
Stage start
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
Levels are known as "Rounds" in Japan and "Stages" overseas.
Garnet/Soozie clothing
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
While both games happily let the player(s) punch women in the face, Streets of Rage 3 has the Garnet/Soozie enemies cover up some of their skin.
Warehouse wall
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
This wall with a hole in it was removed in Streets of Rage 3. The reason is unclear.
Ash
| JP |
|---|
| US/EU |
|---|
Players will have to fight this character, Ash, in Bare Knuckle III. Being a homosexual stereotype, he was removed from this part of Streets of Rage 3. In Japan, Ash drives a boat and then jumps out to fight, while elsewhere, stage 1 boss Sheeva drives the boat, speeding off to the right once some goons are dropped off.
Consequentially, Ash was also dummied out as a playable character, but while the miniboss coding was removed the playable coding is still intact and can be re-enabled with a Game Genie.
References
| Streets of Rage 3 | |
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Main page | Comparisons | Maps | Changelog | Credits | Hidden content | Development | Magazine articles | Video coverage | Reception | Region coding | Technical information | Bootlegs
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