Super Double Dragon

BeatEmUps (brawler) = KungFuMaster -> RiverCity (Kunio-kun) -> DoubleDragon

this includes the us and ♥♥♥ versions !

Nice 1

SOY FANATICO DEL DOUBLE DRAGON, Y COMO QUE NO ES POSIBLE JUGAR LO, CON CONTROL, QUE MAL, Y LE FALTAN VARIAS FUNCIONES DE CONFIGURACION DE LA PANTALLA.....

giocantoli infila dal momento che lo giochi e lo porti avanti per me è il piu bello della serie. poi vediamo quelli dopo

Absolute must have for any brawler fans. There is only one bad thing about this port which I will address now, the emulation is tied to monitor speed unfortunately. Since this was originally a 60 FPS game in both Japan and US releases, the answer for Nvidia users is a simple 60 fps perma lock just for this game in Nvidia CPL if your screen is above 60 hz, or RTSS for most everyone else. Do NOT put your screen in 60hz mode as the solution as input latency will increase, which is for any game, not just this. And you want it as low as possible for this type of game. Now, I am kind of shocked at the mixed reviews and the only thing I can think of is that some do not like the actual original game, as this conversion, besides the issue above, is flawless in all other ways. You get BOTH the far superior Japanese version of the game which added 2 stages, different music order (subjective which you'll prefer), much better weapon balance and other tweaks. In fact, Evercade released the Japanese version on the Technos volume 1 cart but with the Super Double Dragon name rather than Return of the Double Dragon. But fear not, the Japanese rom's menus are all in English as is in game and it's the one to play. It also adds continue and difficulty options lacking in the US release, and believe me, this is not an easy game and is way deeper than pretty much 95% of all other brawlers out there, as there is a ton of tactical strategy to the combat. There's a nice varierty of weapons too, some lovely 16 bit pixel art, and a satisfying action game all round. Emulation? Well, there's a CRT shader, but on level 1 it actually looks really nice unlike most retro compilation shaders and this is how I play the game, plus screen sizes and control remapping (yay). The native X input support can't read analog triggers so you'll need to enable steam input if you want to assign those, but this is what I recommend anyway, for an xbox layout controller: A - Jump X - Punch Y- Kick B- Block/Throw LB and RB - charge gauge (i.e. the default mapping for this command, just change the 4 above). Highly highly recommended, a wonderful beat em up and one of my all time faves and I am so glad we got it on Steam. It's a privilege, honestly.

I shouldn't have to change my MONITOR SETTINGS to run a ROM from 1992.

i used to play the original game in arcade so it made me happy to see that this was on Steam. while this is not the one i played i just can't seem to get behind it. it did not feel like the original one did. it just felt lacking the feel. i know this was ported from super nintendo but that doesn't mean it was good. some do like it but i don't.

The game that I always considered to be Double Dragon IV until they released a game with that name years later. At the time that this came out, this was, hands down, the best Double Dragon game. It had the classic gameplay style, and also added in some new combat mechanics like the catch a punch and counter technique that I exploited the ♥♥♥♥ out of. Playing it now, it's still a helluva lot of fun and I wish my cousin was at my side as I progress through like years ago on the SNES.

Das Spiel wird viel zu schnell abgespielt bei einer Spielgeschwindigkeit von 1.0 Dringende Kaufwarnung!