Apex Legends vs Final Fight CD
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Apex Legends is a free-to-play battle royale built around squads of “Legends” with unique abilities, praised for its fast, fluid movement, gunplay, and ping communication system.
Final Fight CD brings Capcom's legendary arcade brawler to the Sega CD with enhanced CD-quality audio and brutal street-fighting action. When the ruthless Mad Gear Gang kidnaps Mayor Mike Haggar's daughter Jessica, Haggar teams up with her boyfriend Cody and ninja friend Guy to clean up Metro City. Fight your way through six grueling levels using devastating combos, weapons like pipes and swords, and cooperative multiplayer action. Featuring redone music tracks and intense side-scrolling combat, this definitive home port delivers quintessential arcade beat 'em up gameplay.
Free; monetized via cosmetics and a Battle Pass.
- Excellent gunplay and movement
- Free to play
- Great non-verbal comms
- Strong hero design
- Enhanced CD-quality soundtrack improves upon the original arcade experience
- Engaging two-player cooperative multiplayer support
- Three diverse and well-balanced playable characters
- Classic, satisfying side-scrolling beat 'em up combat mechanics
- Squad play can frustrate solos
- Grindy cosmetics
- Steep aim skill ceiling
- Limited to six levels which can be short for experienced players
- Difficulty can be quite punishing during later boss encounters
- Restricted platform availability on vintage hardware
What reviewers say
Apex Legends Reviews
4.3 (4)So much fun
Apex Legends has been my go-to lately. Strong hero design. One gripe: steep aim skill ceiling. Would recommend.
Recommend Apex Legends
Apex Legends has been my go-to lately. Great non-verbal comms. No real complaints. Would recommend.
Recommend Apex Legends
Picked up Apex Legends recently. Strong hero design. No real complaints. Would recommend.
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