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Dangerous Streets

Review

This colorful fighting game features eight diverse characters and supports both single-player tournaments and two-player versus matches.

Dangerous Streets was originally released for Amiga in 1993; the DOS version was published by Flair Software in 1994.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Original release
1993
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.10 MB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Dangerous Streets

Dangerous Streets is a fighting game for DOS that uses colorful sprites. Its roster includes eight distinct fighters, such as a fashion model and a strange monster character described as a custodian.

Players can engage in matches against the computer or compete with another person. The available modes include single matches and a tournament structure. Control is handled through a six-button setup for punches and kicks of varying strength, and the game accepts input from either a keyboard or a joystick.

Dangerous Streets Screenshots

10 images
Micromania logo
Title screen 1
Title screen 2
Character selection screen. Note the biographical information.
Versus screen
In-game
One of Keo's bizarre attacks
Main menu.
Pinen the Swiss lorry driver fills his hat with air to defend himself.
Tony the Italian playboy counters with a demon summoning.