A love letter to Double Dragon. The amount of characters to unlock that span practically every classic double dragon game is impressive. Every character feels unique to play with very distinct mechanics as well and are

How often do you play a game where you can punch a scorpion in the face? No, not stomp or swat. PUNCH A SCORPION IN THE FACE. Shoryuken a rat? That too. Piledrive an ancient demon? Check. This game is a hell of a drug.

I think this would be a completely fantastic game and totally worth it -- if it worked. Co-op mode is completely riddled with errors. Just in the 2 hour span we had - incorrect characters that we selected upon entering

Double Dragon Gaiden is the best thing to happen to this franchise since The Revenge. While there have been solid efforts in the past (Advance) and more recently (Neon), it is Gaiden where everything just clicks. The

Pros: -It's a retro-styled continuation of the Double Dragon franchise. -It feels and plays very similar to the 8-bit Nintendo and old arcade versions, but with slight modern tweaks -Has a good amount of characters to

I'm a child of the 80s flock, bitterly prepared to be highly critical over anything Double Dragon. And I absolutely love Gaiden. The combo system becomes addicting, where you're constantly trying to have perfect setups