Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight is a sci-fi action-platformer developed and published by Capcom for the NES, released in 1990, and it is a spin-off of the "Street Fighter" series, but with a futuristic setting and completely different gameplay from the fighting games. You play as Ken, a martial artist who has been transformed into a cyborg, and you must fight through a series of levels to stop a group of rogue cyborgs and save the world. The gameplay involves platforming, combat, and using a variety of weapons and special moves, including energy blasts, wall-jumping, and a powerful "finishing" move. A unique feature is the "cyborg" theme – the game has a sci-fi aesthetic, with Ken using cybernetic enhancements to perform acrobatic moves and attacks, and you can also collect power-ups to upgrade your abilities and weapons. The levels include various futuristic environments, each with unique enemies and challenging boss encounters. The game features a health bar and a continue system. The graphics are colorful and detailed, with a sci-fi theme and well-rendered sprites, and the backgrounds are varied and detailed. The music is fast-paced and electronic, with a futuristic and engaging soundtrack. Critics praised the action, the unique sci-fi setting, and the challenge, though some noted the game's difficulty and its departure from the traditional "Street Fighter" formula. It supports one player. Street Fighter 2010 is a unique and challenging action-platformer that is a fun departure from the fighting game series.