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There is a wide range of moves the player character can do to downed opponents however, including flying elbows, drop kicks, etc. In addition to the story mode there is a one-on-one fighting mode that features all the characters encountered in the game, however the player must enter codes received at the end of levels to unlock any characters other than the three main Combatribes.

The Combatribes work their way through five gangs to get information about where Martha is being held. This edit will also create new pages on Giant Bomb for:. Until you earn points all your submissions need to be vetted by other Giant Bomb users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll send you an email once approved. Plot The Combatribes are a group of cyborg vigilantes who protect the citizens of New York City from various gangs.

Levels The Combatribes work their way through five gangs to get information about where Martha is being held. The Motorcycle Nuclear Warheads - A gang of motorcycle riding punks led by an obese man with a board named Fats. The Demon Clowns - At an abandoned amusement park, the Combatribes must face a gang of clowns before fighting their boss Salamander, a fire breather. The Slash Skate Screamers - A group of roller-skating hockey players have taken over a skating rink.

They're led by Thrash, a mohawked punk with a chainsaw. Blaster's headquarters and make their way through his elite troops to fight the man himself, whose body is mostly robotic.

Do not you die!! In it was transplanted to Super Nintendo, but since here the capacity of Rom is reduced to 16 mega, there are some places omitted, such as directing surface, actions and stage composition, and only up to two simultaneous play Can not.

On the other hand, battle mode that did not exist in the arcade version has been added a battle mode also exists in the "Famicom version" Double Dragon "by the same production staff , a conversation with the boss's enemy is also added , The reproducibility of the arcade version was high at that time, and even when two players play it does not have any trouble at all In the same period of Super Famicom version "Final Fight", the two players themselves are being cut at the same time.

The system surroundings have also been improved, it was great that the physical strength recovered when the scene switched, the boss character other than the last boss got to properly enter continuous attacks, even at Blowova which was a very painful character at the arcade It is designed to fight It can be taken into consideration for the simultaneous terrorist attacks in the United States that occurred in The catch phrase of the SFC version is "Awesome guys who have caused a big whirlwind at the arcade!

The main production staff is the arcade version "Double Dragon" development team which started operation in Akuto Tanimoto and Tokuyuki Toyama are in charge of the arcade version director who started operation in in cooperation.

For the Super Nintendo version released in , Tokuyuki Toyama, the director of the arcade version, is in charge of the producer. Miya Hirasawa, the main programmer, a sound programmer of the arcade version. It can be said that it was a new work title by the major development staff of Technos Japan. Nintendo Explore. You move through small stages consisting of generally only one or two areas, but with large groups of opponents in each.

After defeating every enemy, a much tougher boss will appear along with a few more lower powered drones. As opposed to most beat-em-ups, defeating the boss will not automatically end the level, and you have to beat each of his allies before progressing.

There are three characters in the game that you can choose from — Berserker is the balanced guy, Bullova is the tank, and Blitz is the high-speed-low-power character. There are two versions of the arcade machine — a version for two players, and another for three at once. Your quest to kick ass eventually takes you to the top floor of a skyscraper, where you meet a man who looks like a generic crime boss character.

You chase him to the roof, but he escapes in a helicopter. After tracking him down to a pier and defeating his lackeys, somebody from within the limo behind him blows his innards out. He falls dead and you face off against a woman who appears to have gone Super Saiyan or some kind of other crazy nonsense.

Instead, you are just taken right back to the title screen. You have a punch and a kick, each performed with a different button. Double tapping forward will make your character run, which also functions as a way to knock down enemies.



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