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The Game Gear graphics are spectacular with every sprite movement well-detailed. The game moves very fast even faster than some of its bit counterparts and scrolls across the screen smoothly. The backgrounds are well-drawn and intricate, plus some clever advertising is thrown in. The music is funk for punks, and it adapts itself for different moods. There are a few sound effects, such as a motorcycle roar and a chainsaw buzz, but they basically all sound the same. If you find yourself tearing out your hair over the difficulty of the game, join the club.

This challenge is not for the weak of arm or thumb. Hang in there, though, because this cart gets to be more fun as it rolls, punches, and kicks its way along.

You'll love this Double Dragon twice as much as any other. The series feature two twin brothers, Billy and Jimmy Lee, as they fight against different rivals. The game was followed by sequels and was released for incredibly lots of other platforms over the time.

The first game had a remake published for iPhone in and one for Game Boy Advance in The player can control either of the twin brothers as they fight in the turf of the Black Warriors in order to rescue Marian, a girl whom both of the fighters were in love with. Each character has its own set of skills and attacks which can be performed by using the joystick and three action buttons individually or in combination.

Players can throw punched and kicks, but also grab hair or throw elbow punches. The game can also be played by two persons in the same time. Each player begins the game with a certain number of lives. If he gets hit by the enemies, their life gauge will deplete. If the life gauge reaches zero or the player runs out of time, one life will be lost. There are not too many enemies during the game. The player will face certain enemies all the time. The available weapons in the game are steel bats, whips, throwing knives and dynamite attacks, but also oil drums, cardboard boxes and rocks, which the players can pick up and throw.

The game has four levels. The first one is a city slum, then a factory, then the woods and then the hideout of the boss who has to be defeated in order for the player to finish the game.

If there is only one player, the game will end when the boss is defeated. But if there are two players, then after the boss is defeated the two brothers will have to fight each other. The game was very popular and due to its popularity was later on followed by spin-offs. The thing is, it is kind of unfair as Double Dragon came out many years before those games and you could argue that if it was not for the success of this game, we would not have gotten those other ones.

This game was ported to pretty much anything that was capable of playing a video game. The version I am checking out today is the Sega Genesis version which was released a whole five years after the game was first released in arcades. The start of the game is kind of brutal as a young girl gets punched in the stomach and then kidnapped.

The heroes of Double Dragon are Billy and Jimmy Lee, two badasses who will not stand for this, especially as the girl that was taken is the girlfriend of Billy. You wage war on the Black Warriors gang to get her back and clean up the streets. It is like something out of an 80s action movie and I like it. I would say that visually, the Sega Genesis version of Double Dragon is as good as the arcade, but there is one area that it actually trumps it and that is with the slowdown.

The arcade game could slow down when a bunch of stuff was happening on the screen, but that is not the case in this game. The soundtrack though has taken a real hit.

It sounds pretty bad and it can really get on your nerves after a short while. One of the reasons that many people seem to hate on this version of the game is the way it plays. You cannot just mash the buttons like a maniac in this version. You have to be a bit more deliberate with your punches and kicks.

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!

In some instances, the images on show are hard to distinguish from reality which is a really impressive feat. Double Homework has a narrative that you can see a mile away. The one saving grace is that there are a set of multiple endings that allow the player to choose their own destiny in some respects.

Plus the characters do have plot lines that intersect nicely in some areas. As we said, the writing is far from poor, just predictable.

However, the main drag back of this one is the ludicrous load times. The engine with the very demanding 3D renderings causes the game to slow down drastically and means that whatever momentum that the story picks up is soon lost as you twiddle your thumbs waiting for the next scene or task to complete. Take a look at the best real money mobile casino sites that offer games on smartphones across Windows, iOS and Android.

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