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Look What the Cat Dragon'd In
Double Dragon by Virgin is a one-player, side-scrolling beat-em-up that takes you through four murderous, multi-stage levels. You play Billy, one of the Lee brothers, who's on a quest to save his brother, Jimmy, from a fate that's worse. .er, is death.
Using the two Game Gear buttons to punch and kick, Billy's got a few other moves up his t-shirt. Beside his two staples, he can also somersault and pick up weapons, such as a gun, a baseball bat, a shotgun, and a crowbar. Your control of his movements is kind of haphazard. If you try to kick and end up with a somer-sualt, don't worry-it's not you.
This fist-rate adventure takes Billy through some desperate places, like the slums, the waterfront, and the subway. Desperate places require desperate people, and this cart is littered with enough malevolent miscreants to make San Quentin look like Sunnybrook Farm. In addition to end-level bosses, Billy will encounter maniac motorcycle mamas, chainsaw-wielding chumps, and firebreathing femme fatales, just to name a few. There are plenty more bruisers, and you can bet that Billy will have to fight 'em!
Looks Like Fun
The Game Gear graphics are spectacular with every sprite movement well-detailed. The game moves very fast (even faster than some of its 16-bit counterparts) and scrolls across the screen smoothly. The backgrounds are well-drawn and intricate, plus some clever advertising is thrown in. Check out the subway ads for Chuck Rock, The Terminator, and other Virgin titles.
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.
The Fist of It's Kind
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.
ProTips:
The best way to handle opponents is to somersault behind them, then start wailin' away with Billy's fists. You should knock 'em around quite a bit.
Motorcycle riders are quick. Keep punching rapidly the minute you hear those bike engines revving. The rider should drive right into your fist.
Billy's pretty much invincible when he pulls his somersault, so use it to his advantage.
Overall rating: 9.5
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Double Dragon
DOS - 1988
Also available on: Genesis - Commodore 64 - SEGA Master System - Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari ST
4.72 / 5 - 41 votes
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Double Dragon is a disappointing PC version of Technos' classic beat'em up series that were very successful in the arcades and on console systems.
The plot, if you haven't heard of this blockbuster before, goes as follows: Billy and Jimmy Lee must rescue Billy's girlfriend after she is captured by Mr. Big and his gang. One or two players can play as Billy, Jimmy, or both rowdy lads as they fight hordes of gangsters who get in their way. Okay, let’s just ignore the graphics: nobody should expect a 1988 EGA game to rival the arcade original anyway in that department. But what’s really disappointing about this PC conversion is that the smooth, addictive gameplay of the original is left far behind. Sure, you can still do a wide range of moves that made the game an arcade sensation, including elbow attack, face-in-your-knee slams, jumping kicks, various weapon throws, and the standard punch and kick. The range of weapons is similarly impressive: you can use baseball bats, whips, crates, and trashcans to name a few. But the actual gameplay elements such as enemy intelligence and user controls leave a lot to be desired. Although the game has all these cool attacks, you’ll be frustrated if you try to pull them all off. It’s just not intuitive at all.
Worse, supposedly powerful attacks like the jumping kicks don’t seem to do much damage to the enemies, and they are hardly needed in the game because all you need to do is keep the punch key (or joystick button) pressed – enemies will fall like leaves right in front of your auto-fire punches. Character animations are also very choppy, and this can’t be excused by citing “hardware limitation” because many 1988 and older games - most notably Quicksilver’s excellent PC versions of Data East’s classics like Karnov and Guerrilla War - boast smooth animations and near-flawless gameplay.
Overall, if you’re a fan of the original classic, you’ll be disappointed at this spiritless PC version. 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.
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Comments and reviews
Mr Vampire2019-02-050 point Commodore 64 version
I recall being disappointed when comparing my C64 version with the arcade version I was use to playing.
Bro2015-04-052 points DOS version
how i start this game anyone please tell me
Pink Floyd2014-05-210 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. Street Fighter II came out and the genre vanished forever. RIP!
batts2014-05-121 point DOS version
completed it on the arcade and kicked the shit out of my mate at the end when you fight over the bird hahahahahahah
sam2014-04-261 point DOS version
i really like this game
indstr2014-02-081 point DOS version
I bought this game back in the day, it may have been the first game I ever bought with my own money. I remember asking my dad why there were 2 sets of floppy disks (5.25' and 3.5'), and him saying the 3.5' were for if we ever got a computer which had that kind of disk drive. :)
FatRod2011-12-241 point DOS version
I had it in gameboy!!! awesome!!!
Spain2011-11-272 points DOS version
Classic, used to play this in December 1988 in the offices in London on a new £3000 486 pc. The English-Sheep-Shaggers in the office used to join a 2 player game now and again/
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