Final Crash (bootleg of Final Fight) completed with Cody in a 1CC run on real arcade hardware.
Player @ViZoRRetrogames
This is the Playmark arcade bootleg of Capcom’s Final Fight, played with Cody using authentic direct input on a replica of the original Final Crash arcade PCB. No TAS, no autofire and no emulation: just real hardware and genuine arcade skill.
ABOUT THE GAME
Final Crash is an unlicensed arcade beat ’em up released in 1990. It is a bootleg of Capcom’s Final Fight, produced by Playmark. The game follows the same Metro City beat ’em up concept, with Cody, Guy and Haggar fighting through the Mad Gear gang’s territory.
HARDWARE AND TECHNICAL DETAILS
• Game: Final Crash
• Relation: Bootleg of Final Fight
• Manufacturer: Playmark bootleg
• Arcade release: 1990
• MAME romset: fcrash
• Hardware used: replica of the original Final Crash arcade PCB
• Main CPU: Motorola 68000 at 10 MHz
• Sound hardware: Zilog Z80, YM2203 and OKI MSM5205 ADPCM
• Display: horizontal CRT, 384×224 pixels at 60 Hz
• Controls: 8-way joystick and 3 buttons
• Players: up to 2
RUN CONDITIONS
• Character: Cody
• Achievement: 1CC / One-Credit Clear
• No TAS
• No emulator
• No autofire or similar assistance
• Real Hardware
• Real Skill
• Direct arcade-style input
This video is a hardware-focused arcade challenge and documents a complete Cody 1CC on the Final Crash bootleg, using a replica of its original arcade PCB rather than a Neo Geo MVS system or an emulated setup.
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