Thursday, August 27, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 20

The continuation of the Brawler Series. In this episode we look at the last studios keeping the format alive with sprites, and the publishers that had moved to 3D. What lessons did the studios learn?

 

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Monday, August 24, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 19

A continuation of the brawler series. What happens when the genre goes 3D? Sega takes two early attempts to make a 3D brawling game. Do you remember these?



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Thursday, August 20, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 18

Two of the greatest brawlers of all time came out in the same year. One in the arcade and one on the home console. Find out what happened to the team that made Konami's best brawlers, and see how Capcom improved upon perfection.


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Monday, August 17, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 17

Capcom pulls the rug out from Konami with an amazing licensed brawler and Banpresto tries out new technology in the arcade.


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Thursday, August 13, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 16

Konami falls apart in the arcade, and Capcom drops one of the greatest brawling games of all time in this episode.

 

Monday, August 10, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 15

The start of the '90s changed quickly for the brawlers. Fighting games had exploded on the scene. Brawlers took a back seat, but innovated despite the market. Some studios went with more kid friendly options, and a few explored cultures other than the USA or Japan for their content.

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Thursday, August 6, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 14

Sega and Konami released two high profile comic book licensed games in the same year. How many of you got a chance to play either of the titles featured in this episode?


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Monday, August 3, 2020

The Street Writer Podcast, Episode 13

1991 was an amazing year for brawlers. SNK released some of the most unique games in the genre, and was poised to take on both Capcom and Konami thanks to their development teams.



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