As they approach for a grab, it’s good to get a few jabs in to interrupt them and cancel the grab. Usually their range of grab is only a person width away, so as long as you keep some distance you should be safe. If an enemy blinks red, it means they’re about to try to aggressively grab you. Jump right before they attack to give you a few frames of extra security as you retreat. More times than not, this means you should back off. Some enemies, but mostly bosses, will blink before they unleash a powerful, non-interruptible attack. Though the developers have patched out a couple infinite combos folks found during the review period, you can still do very significant amounts of damage in a short time (even on bosses) if you can corner them. Hitting enemies in mid air for extra damage before they get some invincibility frames while they recover is the key to mastering some boss fights and groups of tougher enemies (especially on harder difficulties). Juggling is nothing new for fighting game fans, but it is relatively new for the Streets of Rage series.
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That’s an example of a nice improvised combo you can master pretty easily, but Streets of Rage 4 can take these off-the-books combos to the next level… Learn How To Juggle
Hit two quick jabs, then pause for a second, hit another quick few jabs, pause, move in for a grapple, strike twice, throw. You’re given standard combos that you can execute all the time, but one of the joys of Streets of Rage is using timing to maximize your combo damage.
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You can really stack up damage quick on a screen full on enemies with throwing and catching and can create some distance between you and groups pretty quickly this way! Combos Are Jazz At its best, it reminds me of Breath of the Wild fights with a boomerang. You can catch them on the rebound, creating some really amazing kinetic action sequences if you get your timing right. You can throw weapons with B (on an Xbox One controller), but certain weapons won’t disappear after you connect with a throw like pipes, bats, and swords. You can even take weapons into boss fights for a nice advantage right off the bat. If there’s a fresh weapon dropped before a screen change, just grab that thing and move on. Weapons are pretty useful whether you’re swinging for the fences with a pipe or throwing a cleaver straight through a line of fools. You Can Take Weapons With YouĪ pretty major departure from previous Streets of Rage games is the fact that you can now take weapons with you between screens. In the first level, for example, the car that crashes into a group on enemies can be destroyed Street Fighter 2 style for extra special moves.
For the most part, it’s pretty clear when an object can be hit for money or health recovery, but it doesn’t hurt to just swing at other things in the background art, too. The hand drawn backgrounds in this game are gorgeous, but they do cause one little problem from time to time: they can obscure what’s interactable and what’s not. If you move within a fairly short radius of the turkey while you fight, you can pick it up right before death to get a major boost during a tough brawl. If there’s a turkey, chances are you’re about to get dropped in on by some tough enemies or you already did.
My tip would be to destroy all pickup locations (boxes, drums, statues) as soon as you can per screen.
That said, leaving a turkey on screen for just the right time is a really nice way to gain an extra life of sorts without racking up major points. There’s really no downside to chowing down before you leave a screen even if you don’t need it. Au contraire! Those health recovery items also provide points that add to your score and will lead to new lives and other bonuses once you complete a level. Your instinct might be to just leave since you don’t need the health. Let’s say you clear a room and you’re staring down a couple apples (partial health recovery) and a turkey (full health recovery) but your health bar is full. This recovery can save you precious time as you move in position for your next attack. Don’t spam it, however, as it appears it only counts if you hit it once upon landing. If you’re patient, you can hit the jump button (A on Xbox Controllers) just as you hit the ground to recover immediately from a blow that sends you flying. Getting overwhelmed with enemies or just being out of position when an enemy uses their strongest attack will send you flying and vulnerable. You will get thrashed around in this game unless you’re a total ninja. Here are 14 things Streets of Rage 4 doesn’t tell you. The beat-em-up is a fairly straightforward affair, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a bunch of neat little tricks that’ll help you and your crew stay alive.
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Streets of Rage 4 is the long-awaited follow-up to the legendary Sega Genesis/Master Drive brawler series of the same name.
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