Arcade-style fighting game like Street Fighter, but with Stick Figures.
There are 2 Modes of play: Single player vs Computer AI and Two players vs each other. So you can play only yourself or with your buddy. Watch in-game controls for detailed control options.
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The Warriors Fighting Styles Spotlight
When it was released for the PlayStation 2 and the Xbox toward the end of 2005, The Warriors did an admirable job of adapting and adding to the '70s movie of the same name. While The Warriors was an arcade-style brawler at heart, the game also featured a number of enjoyable minigames that let you steal car stereos, mug unsuspecting members of the public, and tag prime graffiti spots.
Spy Hunter film back on track
The on-again, off-again big-screen treatment of Midway's arcade driving game
Spy Hunter seems to be on once more. Variety is reporting that Universal
Pictures is once again trying to turn the key on a Spy Hunter film, this time
with veteran game-to-movie filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson (Resident Evil,
Mortal Kombat) set to co-write and direct.
Whether or not Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson--previously attached to play the
film's protagonist--will remain attached to the project is undetermined. Johnson
previously appeared in Midway's Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run for the Xbox and
PlayStation 2, a game that had been intended to tie into the movie before
Universal's production hit delays.
