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Double Dragon 3: The Arcade Game (Sega Genesis, 1992) Game + Case Tested Working

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Release Year
1992
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Rating
E-Everyone
UPC
0741062111128

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The Double Dragon name is synonymous with side-scrolling beat-'em-ups, and this third installment in the series -- a port of the arcade title of the same name -- doesn't deviate far from its well-known style of gameplay. The Lee brothers, Billy and Jimmy Lee, make their way home from a martial arts training excursion and encounter a fortuneteller named Hiruko. This little old lady informs them that their greatest (and nameless) challenge awaits them in Egypt. <br><br>They must first, however, retrieve the three Rosetta Stones from countries across the world before combating this force. From the USA to China, through Japan, Italy and finally Egypt, Billy and Jimmy will encounter a veritable army of both human and supernatural enemies, combating them with an array of martial arts maneuvers and deadly weapons. New additions to this installment in the series include eight selectable characters, additional moves such as the wall-jump kick and headstand, and the ability to purchase weapons.<br><br>Upon starting Double Dragon 3: The Arcade Game, you're given the option of plunging directly into the action or visiting the options menu; pressing A, B and C simultaneously brings this up, where you can adjust the amount of coins, listen to the tunes and sound effects, choose the starting characters or toggle the game's background music on and off. <br><br>As stated before, gameplay is of the traditional beat-'em-up variety, so each character moves from left to right, dispatching waves of foes with a variety of attacks. Four characters for each player may be selected, half of which are palette swaps; Billy and Jimmy Lee are the lead protagonists, decked out in jeans, boots and vests -- the same trademark garb they've always worn. <br><br>Roney and Sunny could be described as muscle-bound versions of the Lees, minus the shirts. Masao and Nunio are the stereotypical Karate fighters, sporting blue and red gis, while Seime and Taime are best described as a cap-wearing Sammo Hung, with their rotund physiques and recognizable fighting stance. <br><br>All the characters share the same basic kicks, punches, jumps and other moves, but with a slightly different style. Yet some such as Roney and Sunny have more range in their attacks, but cannot jump as far or move as quickly as their smaller allies.<br><br>A second player can jump in at any time, watching your back and allowing you to perform tag-team maneuvers. Shops located at the start of most levels may be entered, in which you can purchase other playable characters, weapons fitting the theme of that level and extra health, each coin spent raising it by one-hundred percent.<br><br>Entering the USA, you'll take on biker opponents; decked out in leather jackets or T-shirts and jeans, these foes come in two varieties: tiny and obese. The same rings true for other levels, with big and small opponents; China pits you against a gaggle of Bruce Lee look-alikes; Japan has an army of Samurai; Italy features Roman warriors decked out in armor and wielding bows, while the supernatural evil lurking in Egypt is best left as a surprise. <br><br>While attempting to fend off the attacks of your foes, you must also avoid territorial hazards, such as spiked floors, flying arrows, thrusting spears and motorcycle or horse-mounted riders attempting to knock you down. And of course, it wouldn't be a Double Dragon title without conveyer belts -- a series staple. <br><br>In addition to this, you're also under a strict time constraint, in which you must reach the end of the level and take out its boss. Bosses range from a beer-bellied biker with orange hair, to an explosive-lobbing Ninja, who splits into three duplicates of himself and bears a strong resemblance to Joe Musashi of Shinobi fame.

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Publisher
Flying Edge
MPN
741062111128
UPC
0741062111128
eBay Product ID (ePID)
5280

Product Key Features

Genre
Action & Adventure
Video Game Series
Double Dragon Series
Platform
Sega Genesis
Game Name
Double Dragon 3: The Arcade Game

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1992
Number of Players
1-2
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick

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  • by lFOeSKUMRiW@Deleted
    Sep 04, 2019

    A faithful translation of the classic arcade game Double Dragon 3 on the Sega Genesis!

    This is a very good translation on the third arcade game of the hit game series Double Dragon! The graphics and music are excellent! All the moves and enemies from the arcade game are faithfully represented in this conversion. The game controls are not as tight as the arcade but stlll easy to execute on the Genesis 3 or 6 pad controllers. The only thing missing is the three player simultaneous feature of the arcade, but you can still play two player co-op mode!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: arteis

  • by keitht004
    Dec 29, 2016

    Nice!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: store-mgr

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