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OpenBOR est la suite open source de Beats of Rage, un jeu d'hommage Streets of Rage développé à l'origine par Senile Team. Dans les années depuis qu'il a grandi dans sans doute le plus puissant à deux dimensions sprite moteur basé dans le monde et certainement le plus polyvalent. Bien que destiné à permettre la création de battement latéral défilement em 'ups comme Double Dragon ou Final Fight, le moteur est également capable de reproduire Shumps, RPGs, plateformes et similaires. Un moteur de script intégré permet aux auteurs de prendre encore plus loin, faisant de l'imagination la seule vraie limite. Voir www.chronocrash.com pour plus de détails et pour télécharger les dernières versions.

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Beats of Rage
Developer(s)	Senile Team
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Release	November 2003
Genre(s)	Beat 'em up
Mode(s)	Single-player

Beats of Rage is a fan-made tribute game to Sega's Streets of Rage series. It supplants the original graphics and characters with resources taken from The King of Fighters series, albeit with tongue-in-cheek renames. Originally developed by Senile Team,^[1] the underlying engine powering Beats of Rage later went on to become the Open Beats of Rage (OpenBOR) game engine project.^[2]

Gameplay[edit]

Players take control of Max Bacon, 'Mandy Bluegard, or Kula Gem to defeat the forces of Mr. Y, who has taken over an unnamed city. Per the opening text:

It has been three months since his escape. But in this time Mr. Y has brought the city into turmoil. He has taken control of the city's government and corrupted its police force. No one is safe and thugs and villains rule the streets.But three young friends take a stand for justice. Their names are Kula Gem, Max Bacon, and Mandy Bluegard. No longer can they tolerate crime, violence and injustice. So they go out into the streets to deliver some.. Beats of Rage.

Beats of Rage supports two-player cooperation and a pseudo-3D field. In-game characters always face left or right but are capable of three-axis movement. Player characters are mechanically similar, sharing the same techniques and fighting abilities. Other than visual appearance, only slight differences in movement speed and starting hit points distinguish them. Each may execute a four-hit combination attack, a jump attack that knocks down enemies, and a second jump attack that only stuns. By walking into an opponent without attacking or getting hit, the player character will initiate a grapple, allowing execution of up to three hold attacks or a throw. Players are also equipped with two 'special' attacks. The first has a considerably risky execution time, but knocks enemies down and boasts a longer range than most other techniques. The second is an all directional attack that is invincible while active and usable even when grabbed or hit, but consumes (and requires) a small portion of the player's hit points.^[3] Enemy characters attack the player with a variety of abilities - typically a lesser mix of the player's own array of techniques. Each stage is punctuated with a stronger 'boss' enemy. When the boss is defeated, a stage is complete and the next stage begins.

Development and release[edit]

According to team leader Roel van Mastbergen, Senile Team spent approximately nine months developing Beats of Rage,^[4]^[5] with an initial release in November 2003.^[6] Although Senile Team members made no active attempt to advertise the game, news spread by word of mouth. The game was quickly ported to other systems, resulting in a popularity increase sufficient to take down mirror hosts such as Dreamcast-Scene within 24 hours.^[7]^[8] By 2006 more than a million copies of the game were downloaded.^[4] On the unexpected popularity, team member Jeroen remarked, '..you should know that we just made it for fun. We never thought that more than 10 people would ever play it.' Later ports brought Beats of Rage to the Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, Wii and PlayStation Portable platforms. Additionally, Beats of Rage received significant mainstream media attention, being highlighted in gaming magazine G4.^[9] The game was also featured in printed media such as XboxGamer.^[10]

Age of the Beast[edit]

In 2006 Senile team announced a spiritual successor to Beats of Rage entitled Age of the Beast. Set in a high fantasy world of sword and sorcery, it was according to team members 'going to smash Beats of Rage into a bloody pulp'. However, after the initial preview Senile Team rel