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* SequelGap: ''Streets of Rage 4'' came out over ''26 years'' after ''Streets of Rage 3''. [[note]]To be more specific, ''[=SOR3=]'' first released mid-March in 1994 for the U.S. and Japan, with other regions receiving it a few months later in June. The fourth game didn't release until the tail end of April 2020.[[/note]]
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* SequelGap: ''Streets of Rage 4'' came out over ''26 years'' after ''Streets of Rage 3''. [[note]]To be more specific, ''[=SOR3=]'' the third game first released in mid-March in of 1994 for the U.S. and in Japan, with other regions receiving it a few months later in June.July. The fourth game didn't release until the tail end of April 2020.[[/note]]
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** There was going to be a ''Streets of Rage 4'' on the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn, but it was turned into the unrelated game ''VideoGame/FightingForce'', and instead released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation and UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}}.
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** There was going to be a ''Streets of Rage 4'' on the UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn, Platform/SegaSaturn, but it was turned into the unrelated game ''VideoGame/FightingForce'', and instead released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Platform/PlayStation and UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo Platform/{{Nintendo 64}}.
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** ''4'' had one with ''VideoGame/BattleToads2020''. Both games were [[SequelGap long-awaited sequels]] to classic beat 'em ups by new studios released in 2020, featuring bright, cartoonish, high-definition 2D graphics. There was also a minor one with ''The [=TakeOver=]'', another ''SOR''-inspired urban beat 'em up using pre-rendered 3D models. Overall, ''4'' was better-received, though ''The [=TakeOver=]'' clearly [[SpiritualSuccessor paying homage]] to ''SOR'' (to the point of getting Creator/YuzoKoshiro himself on board to compose the Stage 1 theme) and being in development long before ''4'' was officially announced[[labelnote:*]]while the final release date of ''The [=TakeOver=]'' (November 2019) was only a few months before that of ''Streets of Rage 4'' (April 2020), its earliest builds date back to 2016 whereas ''[=SOR4=]'' was first revealed in August 2018[[/labelnote]] meant most who played it and ''[=SOR4=]'' [[FriendlyFandoms ultimately enjoyed both games]].
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** ''4'' had one with ''VideoGame/BattleToads2020''. Both games were [[SequelGap long-awaited sequels]] to classic beat 'em ups by new studios released in 2020, featuring bright, cartoonish, high-definition 2D graphics. There was also a minor one with ''The [=TakeOver=]'', another ''SOR''-inspired urban beat 'em up using pre-rendered 3D models. Overall, ''4'' was better-received, though ''The [=TakeOver=]'' clearly [[SpiritualSuccessor paying homage]] to ''SOR'' (to the point of getting Creator/YuzoKoshiro Yuzo Koshiro himself on board to compose the Stage 1 theme) and being in development long before ''4'' was officially announced[[labelnote:*]]while the final release date of ''The [=TakeOver=]'' (November 2019) was only a few months before that of ''Streets of Rage 4'' (April 2020), its earliest builds date back to 2016 whereas ''[=SOR4=]'' was first revealed in August 2018[[/labelnote]] meant most who played it and ''[=SOR4=]'' [[FriendlyFandoms ultimately enjoyed both games]].
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* RefittedForSequel: Blaze's final design in the fourth game, along with [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/8/89/BlazeSoR4Concept1.png several]] [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/8/8a/BlazeSoR4Concept2.png prototypes]] viewable in ''4''[='s=] ConceptArtGallery, is based upon official ''[=SOR3=]'' art [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/a/ad/BlazeFieldingSoR3.jpg depicting Blaze wearing a black jacket over her usual attire]].
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* RefittedForSequel: Blaze's final design in the fourth game, along with [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/8/89/BlazeSoR4Concept1.png several]] [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/8/8a/BlazeSoR4Concept2.png prototypes]] viewable in ''4''[='s=] ConceptArtGallery, is based upon official ''[=SOR3=]'' art [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/streetsofrage/images/a/ad/BlazeFieldingSoR3.jpg depicting Blaze wearing a black jacket over her usual attire]].attire]] (which also matches [[https://www.giantbomb.com/a/uploads/square_medium/13/139866/2695263-streets%20of%20rage%203%20crop.jpg her depiction]] on [[http://www.thecoverproject.net/view.php?cover_id=7118 the cover]] of ''Bare Knuckle III'').
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* WordOfGod: For the series' 30th anniversary in 2021, Creator/YuzoKoshiro [[https://twitter.com/yuzokoshiro/status/1422211630868295680 posted on Twitter]] that Axel's uppercut move [[InconsistentSpelling is supposed to be named Ground Upper]], not Grand Upper as often assumed and spelled in the old American manuals, for how he drags his fist along the ground. ''Sonic Gems Collection'' actually had it spelled right. With the ''Mr. X Nightmare'' DLC in ''4'' introducing alternate special moves for the cast and providing names for the standard ones, [[FlipFlopOfGod however]], it appears that the official spelling is still Grand Upper.
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* WordOfGod: For the series' 30th anniversary in 2021, Creator/YuzoKoshiro [[https://twitter.com/yuzokoshiro/status/1422211630868295680 Yuzo Koshiro posted on Twitter]] that Axel's uppercut move [[InconsistentSpelling is supposed to be named Ground Upper]], not Grand Upper as often assumed and spelled in the old American manuals, for how he drags his fist along the ground.ground (something made clearer by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_bgPefCyfA the fourth game's reveal trailer]] showing Axel grind his fist against the ground when rushing in to attack Diva, [[FrictionBurn causing it to]] [[PlayingWithFire go ablaze]]). ''Sonic Gems Collection'' actually had it spelled right. With the ''Mr. X Nightmare'' DLC in ''4'' introducing alternate special moves for the cast and providing names for the standard ones, [[FlipFlopOfGod however]], it appears that the official spelling is still Grand Upper.
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* WordOfGod: For the series' 30th anniversary in 2021, Creator/YuzoKoshiro [[https://twitter.com/yuzokoshiro/status/1422211630868295680 posted on Twitter]] that Axel's uppercut move [[SpellMyNameWithAnS is supposed to be named Ground Upper]], not Grand Upper as often assumed and spelled in the old American manuals, for how he drags his fist along the ground. ''Sonic Gems Collection'' actually had it spelled right. With the ''Mr. X Nightmare'' DLC in ''4'' introducing alternate special moves for the cast and providing names for the standard ones, [[FlipFlopOfGod however]], it appears that the official spelling is still Grand Upper.
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* WordOfGod: For the series' 30th anniversary in 2021, Creator/YuzoKoshiro [[https://twitter.com/yuzokoshiro/status/1422211630868295680 posted on Twitter]] that Axel's uppercut move [[SpellMyNameWithAnS [[InconsistentSpelling is supposed to be named Ground Upper]], not Grand Upper as often assumed and spelled in the old American manuals, for how he drags his fist along the ground. ''Sonic Gems Collection'' actually had it spelled right. With the ''Mr. X Nightmare'' DLC in ''4'' introducing alternate special moves for the cast and providing names for the standard ones, [[FlipFlopOfGod however]], it appears that the official spelling is still Grand Upper.
