Arcade Archives: Double Dragon

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  1. Nintendo Life
    Jan 21, 2018
    60
    Double Dragon gives you a number of ways to dispatch enemies, a few different attacks to deal with thanks to the use of weapons and the fighting generally works well. There are a few issues with the game, however, with the biggest two being its short length and its distracting slowdown. If you are just looking to clear the game, then there's little long term value here, although it is fun to go through again with a friend, battling the bad guys before your final showdown. Arcade Archives Double Dragon is not an essential download, but there's still enjoyment to be had from this old school title.

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  1. Jattaman
    Oct 8, 2022
    8
    Classico dei videogame anni 90, memorabile e divertente soprattutto in 2 giocatori.
    Senza tempo
  2. Oldskoolberk
    Feb 5, 2020
    9
    The ultimate 80s beat em up game. Double Dragon was one of the first of this kind and it was a home run. This was one of the first co-opThe ultimate 80s beat em up game. Double Dragon was one of the first of this kind and it was a home run. This was one of the first co-op games that also does not get enough credit for as well as having a legit ending. Yes, the challenge drops off when you figure out the famed elbow punch darn near makes you invincible and there is a drag with the game if you have more than three characters on the screen but this game was one of the innovators. Add in with an amazing soundtrack and you are playing history.… Full Review »
  3. JJTX
    Apr 28, 2019
    7
    Nostalgia is a funny thing. I seem to remember loving the Nintendo Entertainment System port of Double Dragon when I was a kid; playing itNostalgia is a funny thing. I seem to remember loving the Nintendo Entertainment System port of Double Dragon when I was a kid; playing it today, I recognize its deep flaws (though I still love the music). I now find the original Double Dragon doesn't hold up too well, either; aside from its very good soundtrack, this is a clunky, slow-paced beat-'em-up with some weird design choices. I literally laughed out loud every time protagonist Billy Lee was defeated, as he lets out a pathetic, muffled groan that is so absurd and out of place I can't imagine what the original developers were thinking.

    Anyway, Double Dragon on Nintendo Switch is alright if you have any memories of it, but if you're just a curious newcomer you can probably skip it.    … Full Review »
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