Last Bronx

Prepare for the ultimate concrete battleground with one of the most mechanically polished weapon-based 3D fighting games of the 32-bit generation! Developed by Sega's elite AM3 division and released on August 1, 1997, Last Bronx (ラストブロンクス -東京番外地-) for the Sega Saturn (NTSC-J) is a tour de force of arcade-at-home translation.

Set in a gritty, late-90s alternate vision of Tokyo, rival teenage gang leaders clash for territorial dominance using authentic martial arts weapons ranging from tonfas and nunchukus to wooden staves and iron pipes. Leveraging the Saturn's internal VDP processing chips, the game targets a blazing, rock-solid 60 frames per second visual framework outputting sharp, high-resolution arcade fidelity.

Featuring highly kinetic combat chains, cancel-heavy defensive mechanics, and an outstanding electronic rock score, this title serves as a beautiful monument to 90s Sega arcade mastery. It stands as an absolute mandatory addition for fighting game purists, 3D tournament completionists, and serious Sega Saturn import collectors.

What’s Included:

Compatibility Note: This is an authentic Japanese NTSC-J region software release. It will not boot on a standard, unmodified North American Sega Saturn console. To load and play this game on a US system, you will need a standard region-free pass-through cartridge or an optical drive emulator modification. Pictures are for product representation only and may be slightly different than actual product.