Double Dragon

August 1, 1987

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Double Dragon

Franchises

Double Dragon

Platforms

Arcade Xbox 360

Companies

Empire Interactive Taito Technos Japan

Genres

Adventure Arcade Fighting Hack and slash/Beat 'em up

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The game was originally planned to be a sequel to Renegade (Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun in Japan). The game was given a new art style and a new story to appeal to a more international audience instead of the Japanese one that Kunio-kun was known for.

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Near the end of the first mission in the NES version is a missing ladder that the player can still climb. Climbing to the top of the ladder only makes the player appear back at the bottom, and if they are holding a weapon while climbing it, the weapon will get stuck in the wall if the player is struck by an enemy.

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There is a glitch in the NES version that can cause an "invisible man" to appear in Mission 2. Abusing this glitch can allow the player to obtain full hearts, as it's possible to beat the "invisible man" as much as the player desires without getting hit back.

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The original Japanese version of the game was partially inspired by the films by Hong Kong action star and martial artist, Bruce Lee. The creator combined elements from Lee's Enter the Dragon with that of his own life to create the game's concept.

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The game's setting and art style was inspired by the Mad Max films and the manga and anime series Fist of the North Star.

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