I suggest you play the original arcade or the NES version on emulators instead and leave this version alone. Better yet, just forget about this whole series and instead play the NES version of River City Ransom , a severely underrated gem that is superior to Double Dragon in every aspect.
Screenshots from MobyGames. Mr Vampire 0 point Commodore 64 version. I recall being disappointed when comparing my C64 version with the arcade version I was use to playing. Bro 2 points DOS version. Pink Floyd 0 point DOS version. Not the best port of this legendary game. The controls would be my biggest complaint.
Much easier to play than the PC port of the sequel. Nintendo had by far the most fun version even though the graphics were not the best. Double Dragon was one of my favorite games of all time.
Side scrolling beat em up games were the best. Now, the Scorpion leader, Gordon, has decreed that you both must die as retribution, so you hit the streets to clear your name of this evil deed.
Unlike previous Double Dragon games, this time you won't be able to rely on any weapons in your quest to defeat Gordon's fighters and find the evil Anderson.
It's just you and your DD skills against the hordes of evil throughout 10 tough missions. You can not only punch and kick with the best of 'em, but you possess other fighting skills that will show your opponents the true power of a Double Dragon warrior.
The High Kick has fair power; it's a good technique against weak enemies. The Flying Kneedrop is effective for finishing off a downed enemy. However, the ultimate fist-to-face pounding move is the Aerial Uppercut.
If this one doesn't down your enemy, you know he's a boss. DD II's 10 Missions will take your Game Boy martial arts skills to their limits, but unlimited continues ease the way. Each Mission features three different areas. At any point in the game except the final mission a second player can join in the action so that Billy and Jimmy Lee fight together.
Gordon's gang is relentless. They rule the streets, and they're out to grind you into the pavement. The subway platforms hide a variety of opponents, and the subway cars are mobile death. At the end of Missions Four and Eight, a detailed map reveals your progress.
Mission Ten takes you to your final destination, Anderson and Gordon's hideouts. It's a long way up this building, with every elevator holding new dangers. It takes heavy-duty DD skills to make it all the way to Gordon's hideout. Each Mission, of course, has a final boss Obviously, a Game Boy game can never equal Final Fight or Streets of Rage , but this tiny game holds more action then you'd think possible. It may not be a brain-teaser, but if action is your game, then so is Double Dragon II!
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View all 58 Double Dragon 2 Screenshots. Game review Downloads Screenshots 58 Cheats 4. Overall rating: 8. People say: 7. Big-time kicks on game boy Now you can take all the adventure of the Double Dragon series with you in this incredible Game Boy sequel!
Master tip The enemies are more vulnerable when they are down! Overall rating: 7. Overall rating: 9. When you button mash, the game will often not register a hit. I get that this is clearly some kind of issue or glitch with the game, but it is what it is and if you are willing to work around it you will have fun. You can play the game with a buddy if you want, but it is not the deepest of beat em ups. The reason I say this is because you turn the game on and you just jump right in. There are no difficulty options, no extra modes, or anything else.
It is as bare-bones as you can possibly get. It does not make it a bad game, but a very limited one. I think that Double Dragon certainly has its place in history.
One of my best arcade memories is in the late 80s me and this other kid actually beat the arcade game. I did not know this kid, we just started playing together and we clicked! The Sega Genesis version of this game came way, way too late. If it had been a launch game it may have faired better, but by the time this was released the genre already had bigger and better games. Telegames brings a decent translation of this now-dated beat-em-up to the Lynx.
Double Dragon is so old that the dust will blind you. This version is a reasonable facsimile of the coin-op and even includes the two-player mode. Four short levels and lots of street punks stand between you and the kidnapped Marion. The same old punches, kicks, elbows, and hair pulls are yours for the beating.
The moves are solid, but somewhat slow and uncomplicated by contemporary fighting standards. Fortunately, most of the weapons from the coin-op are here, so you can swing baseball bats, throw knives, and swing chains. While the original arcade game was only a bit sluggish, its unresponsiveness has been magnified by a factor of five on the Lynx.
The controls are inconsistent: Sometimes they're fine, sometimes you'll jam on the button and nothing will come out. DD has adjustable difficulty. It's somewhat challenging due to a lack of continues, but you'll probably be able to crack it after a few tries.
The game's not as long as the original, and some parts are missing. The graphics and sounds are surprisingly faithful to the arcade. Although the character animation is pokey, the sprites are very big, and the backgrounds, such as the city streets, the forest, and the hideout, have what it takes.
The classic Double Dragon theme song and level music have that old blippy Lynx effect, but most of the classic fighting strains were replicated. Double Dragon still kicks after all these years.
However, in the face of newer and better competition, such as MK for the Game Gear. DD is past its prime. The adventures of Billy and Jimmy Lee are about to hit the portable gaming market. Once again, Marian has been kidnapped and the brave brothers must face the terrors of the Abobo brothers and Rowper. Some of the levels have been redesigned to add a futuristic look and feel to this action packed fighting game. Billy and Jimmy Lee are back yet again for seriously over-the-top chop-socky, this time dueling in SF2 style.
The brothers bring their brand of maximum violence to the Neo-Geo for the first time and they are pumped and ready! They had better be, as they'll be facing intense competition from a motley crew of vicious foes who want to depose the siblings in this big, Meg brawler.
This game also marks the official debut of Technos Japan as a Neo licensee. Like all other Neo titles, it will make its debut at arcades followed by the home version in several months.
Neo fighting fans have never had it so good. It starts with some of the best music I've heard on the Game Gear. The graphics were cool, and it even had some digitized scenes. The game was more along the lines of Shinobl. Dragon controls fairly well until you try doing moves. Simple punches and kicks are really tough to do. It is also hard to tell what you can jump on. Since these are the basics to the game, it tends to get frustrating.
Dragon is okay. If the control was better, it would be decent. Not one of the best games that I've seen on the Game Gear, but Dragon has enough good qualities to make a well-rounded action title Some of the more impressive features include huge levels that not only scroll side by side, but also up and down.
Your character is fairly simple to control. The game does a good job at following the story of the movie, and the above-average graphics make Dragon a worthwhile title to check out. This title is another one of those "based on the movie games in which unfortunately the movie is much better than the game. The game suffers from below-average graphics and sluggish and slow controls. As In most games of this nature, the levels and enemies tend to become repetitive after the first few minutes.
Dragon requires no skill whatsoever; you will find yourself using the same sweep move to attack every enemy that crosses your path. Dragon plays impressively for a Game Gear title. I like the number of moves and the easy jumping between different platforms. Languages :. English and 9 more. View Steam Achievements Includes 15 Steam Achievements. View Points Shop Items 2. Points Shop Items Available. Publisher: Dotemu. Franchise: Dotemu. Share Embed. Add to Cart. View Community Hub.
You thought that was the end of the struggle, yet the leader of the gang shot Marian to death. Devoured by grief and guiltiness, Billy and Jimmy get back to work to avenge her. But are you strong enough to handle such a hard task?
Double Dragon Punch or Kick? All blows are permitted in Double Dragon Trilogy. Face off the fierce and the Black Warriors gang with your favorite moves: punch, kick, knees or just grab an assortment of not-exactly-street-legal weapons to silence them once and for all.
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