HPP: Capcom’s Final Fight is a series that needs no introduction. While there were other beat ‘em ups that came before it, Cody, Guy, and musclebound Mayor Mike Haggar’s battle against the evil Mad Gear Gang is one that defined a generation when it released in 1989, drawing droves of players to their local arcades, laundromats, and convenience stores to get their fix. Flash forward to 1993. The 16-bit era was in full swing thanks to the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis, but Nintendo wasn’t quite ready to pull the plug on the then 8-year-old NES. With millions of consoles in the hands of gamers worldwide, Capcom released Mighty Final fight.
A prototype of Mighty Final Fight for NES has surfaced on eBay
"Final Fight Original Sound Collection marks a very important release for fans of Capcom’s popular beat-em-up franchise. City Connection and Clarice Disc’s robust, six-disc double jewel case sports five CDs of music containing nearly every variation of the series’ tunes, a majority of which have never received a legitimate release before." - Patrick Kulikowski
NLife:
"At first glance, it would be easy to mistake Capcom's Mighty Final Fight as a cheap cash-in of a superior arcade beat 'em up, with its chibi-styled characters and its seemingly limited 8-bit presentation. But while Mighty Final Fight may appear simpler than other entries in the series — game history buffs would be interested to know that this title was released after the SNES port of Final Fight — there is enough charm and surprisingly nuanced gameplay on display to help it stand alongside its big brothers."
This was a great beat-em-up.