We are the game debaters. We debate about games.... thus the name of the site..... Duh!
Welcome to the Game debate!
Welcome to the Great Game debate. What is this you ask? It’s three friends arguing debating over various topics in the world of gaming. Be it current generation or previous (even “retro” if you will) generations of gaming platforms and games. Issues like Piracy, emulation, do games cost too much, what are publishers doing right/wrong etc are all discussions we will have in the future. We are also looking at eventually podcasting our debates as we believe audio is the best way to debate. But for now we will be using Instant Messenger transcripts of our debates that we have saved/edited for you to read. So by all means enjoy our first debate which will be posted shortly.
But fear not, debating will not be the only thing we will be doing. We will be posting various blogs (or rants) on the events of video gaming. Please note that our posts are, in fact, uncensored and raw as we fully believe in excercising our freedom of speech. So the occasional four letter word might show up in a post or tagline. We will also be posting various reviews on games of the past and present on this site. As well as our eventual podcast. So for the time being enjoy our content and please feel free to give us feedback by leaving comments on our posts. Enjoy yourselves
- Frank, Jason & Victor
The Game Debate Team
Yes! This is in fact, my FAVORITE trilogy of old school, side scrolling Beat ‘em Ups for the SNES. I had very fond memories of these games. I remember the first time I played it and that was actually “Rushing Beat Ran � Fukusei Toshi” which of course I met initially as “Brawl Brothers”. I played this with my Friend Ariel (yes that’s HIS name) and I must say it is the most fun I had playing a 2 player game since Street Fighter II at the time. Now I do not recall if I played “Rival Turf” aka “Rushing Beat” first. I also do not recall when I played “The Peace Keepers” aka “Rushing Beat Syura”, maybe 1995 or so. Anyways, but it was not until many years later in the late 90s that I found out these were a trilogy in Japan. I played “Brawl Brothers” until 2002 on my SNES straight from 1995 when I acquired it from the same Blockbuster that I rented it from initially for $14.99. I bought it with my allowance which was paid as a lump sum as we were in Germany that summer for over a month so I collected my weekly allowance (which I had forgotten about cause of all the summer fun) and saw it in the used games bin and bought it without thought. I do not know where this original purchased game is (nor my Street Fighter 2 Turbo) but once I do I will make a video on these “Lost Games”. As there are about 3 of them. Anyhow here is the Video! Enjoy!!!!
PS I know that I spelled the URL wrong. I’ve since re-edited this vid but did not re-up it as it has been embedded in some other sites I still need to find.
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