FIGHTING IN THE STREETS — TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Narrated prototype showcase • 120 seconds • 2026-10-10

0.0–6.0  INSIDE THE FIGHT
Fighting in the Streets brings a two dimensional fighter into painted worlds with changing weather and light.

6.0–17.0  CONTACT + TIMING
Six-button combat uses startup and recovery. Light attacks chain; confirmed normals cancel into specials. Custom Combo gives a timed offense window.

17.0–26.0  PROJECTILE SPACE
Regular opposing blasts cancel on contact. A well timed jump can clear their collision bounds, keeping space and timing important.

26.0–35.5  CAPTURE TO RELEASE
Close grounded throws control both fighters through capture, lift, impact, and release. The defender has a short fall window.

35.5–46.0  ONE PRESS. BIG PAYOFF.
Right trigger activates a meter powered super. Character specific attacks use illustrated flashes, energy beams, rushes, and grappling sequences.

46.0–54.0  PLAY SIDE BY SIDE
Two local players can use separate controllers. Custom layouts can be learned, and the game menus stay inside its window.

54.0–63.0  WATCH. MEASURE. REFINE.
AI Preview plays both sides and cycles through random matchups. Its tracker records move usage and review flags for balance work.

63.0–73.5  ONE WORLD CLOCK
A shared world clock keeps moving during combat. Layered dawn, day, dusk, and night paintings follow the moving sun and moon. This is accelerated testing.

73.5–84.0  LIGHT READS THE POSE
Per frame surface fields change the lit side of each pose. Warm lamps and cool moonlight preserve painted colors. Silhouette shadows follow light direction.

84.0–95.0  WEATHER MAKES CONTACT
Rain reaches mapped floor depth bands and strikes sprite surfaces. Snow accumulation follows animation frames and body contours. These are native game effects.

95.0–101.5  A STAGE WITH MOTION
Bruno stage adds animated raster water, extending the environment beyond a still backdrop.

101.5–110.0  THE ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
Original drawings by Keyeske Yamada unlock through played matches and victories. Automated Preview does not award artwork.

110.0–120.0  FIGHTING IN THE STREETS
Original art by Keyeske Yamada. The game was made completely in Codex GPT six point one Sol. Codex music, remixed in Suno.

CREDITS
Original designs and artwork by Keyeske Yamada
Game made completely in Codex GPT 6.1 SOL
Music scores by Codex, remixed in Suno

This film shows an evolving prototype. Controller support depends on browser-recognized devices. AI Preview is a passive balance review tool. World time and artwork progress are local to the browser; the clock is shared across stages, not network synchronized. Pose lighting uses inferred two-dimensional surface values, not three-dimensional ray tracing. The water demonstration is Bruno’s stage. Slow-motion combat and accelerated world time are labeled. No online multiplayer or mobile-touch gameplay claim is made.