Get ready for revamped action with even more Double goodness, as we got Double Dragon 2: The Revenge! Sequel to the NES classic, and what is the most praised game out of the DD trilogy. With greater beat'em up action, improved graphics, and actual simultaneous 2-player action, this is definitely a favorite for a lot of people for beat'em ups and 2-player playthroughs! Of course, what shines through the best, is the wonderful soundtrack, Kazunaka Yamane back at it again to show he's got the chops to compose a brilliant soundtrack, and what is arguably a better overall soundtrack from the first game, and the classic Michiya Hiarasawa sound driver complimenting Yamane's compositions even more, making this another staple and beloved game of the NES library!
@@jacknedry3925what I can say is that the previous images/previews were a classic staple. I don't know why that had to be messed up with =( Kudos anyway for keeping it the uploads
I was 10 playing with my best friend….but man I was terrible on the platform parts especially where the spike goes up and down. But nothing like giving the enemy the hyper knee such enjoyment!!!
I love the soundtrack from this game!!! For my personal taste not as much as the soundtrack from the first game, but I can say that this is one of the best soundtracks for the console. Me and my sister used to beat this game many years ago and I can say that this is one of the most enjoyable two-player games out there for the NES.
A GREAT soundtrack. Most of the best VGM soundtracks have more franticness, or outright calm, this is somewhat uniquely in the middle. It's got the post apocalyptic punk city vibe, has the asian martial arts vibe, the heroic thing, then we get to the illusionist part and realize everybody else was just being manipulated, things arent what they seem, that vibe is in there too. I never go back to play this game, but it was perfect for its time, just nailed something we were so ready to love, and the soundtrack is so with it.
One suggestion: For the titles, instead of "8BitStereo - Game_Title", I'd suggest "Game_Title [8BitStereo]". This would allow your versions of the soundtracks to appear along with others of the same game when sorted alphabetically while still retaining the info that it is your version. Further, iTunes has a "grouping" tag, you could add "8BitStereo" to this as well, to help group all your versions together. Anyway, as always, thanks for the fantastic work.
Thank you Niko! Better looking, better sounding, better most everything in DD2 (and that kickass super neon 80’s box art!!), I was surprised when I popped in DD1 the first time and the controls felt clunkier than an unoiled tin man, but DD1 always seemed to be cited as the “must-play” game of the series... Well, Super DD was actually the first one I played and had as a kid, and comparing the music of that to the nes games is quite unfair, but damn if that’s not the one I still listen to and play the most anyway. 👌
Its funny how the 8 & 16 bit era had some awesome music as to the new gen system music is not to remember other than FF7 remake Castlevania SOTN & some other selected few,the old school of gaming kill the new school in music
Thank you very much, so glad someone noticed! Not the easiest thing to do, especially depending if there is enough footage, but i make sure most the background footage represents whats being played :)
Now that I'm listening to this (years later, after a full day)... I cant help but think of Ninja Gaiden (nes) music. Temco can't be the same as Tradewest.... guess we all copied back then
My men i have a request for you can you split the tracks in seperate one to be sure that we're able to switch some tracks ! Thanks again for those memories in STEREO's
So how many ppl couldn't consistently kill the first boss without losing a life or 2? 5 sometimes when I lured him to the edge... Only to keep grabbed and tossed over
@@flewis02 ah, right. I had just come from listing to the dd3 soundtrack. In that case, I favored the simple jumpkick towards him, followed by the hyper uppercut before your character stands back up. Then change your level and repeat. Every time you get knocked down, do the hyper uppercut as you're getting up.
Get ready for revamped action with even more Double goodness, as we got Double Dragon 2: The Revenge! Sequel to the NES classic, and what is the most praised game out of the DD trilogy. With greater beat'em up action, improved graphics, and actual simultaneous 2-player action, this is definitely a favorite for a lot of people for beat'em ups and 2-player playthroughs! Of course, what shines through the best, is the wonderful soundtrack, Kazunaka Yamane back at it again to show he's got the chops to compose a brilliant soundtrack, and what is arguably a better overall soundtrack from the first game, and the classic Michiya Hiarasawa sound driver complimenting Yamane's compositions even more, making this another staple and beloved game of the NES library!
You know, I actually prefer your older versions, They have a different feeling.
IDK if anyone else agrees but I just thought I'd share that.
@@jacknedry3925what I can say is that the previous images/previews were a classic staple. I don't know why that had to be messed up with =(
Kudos anyway for keeping it the uploads
@@karakenio Because with time everything changes, but the memories
❤
The Best Double Dragón 👍😉
There is something magic about this 8bit music.. its my childhood and today Im 41 and still love all of the old songs.
Im 40 bro totally agree 0:42
I still remember me and my best friend playing this 1990 att 11 years old and to this day we sometimes bring the nes out and play double dragon 2.🙂
Me and my cousin were 8. Good times bouncing between this and Streets of Rage.
I was 10 playing with my best friend….but man I was terrible on the platform parts especially where the spike goes up and down. But nothing like giving the enemy the hyper knee such enjoyment!!!
I love this gane, the final boss uuuuffffff AMAZING SONG
6:46- Easy Lover!
I love the soundtrack from this game!!! For my personal taste not as much as the soundtrack from the first game, but I can say that this is one of the best soundtracks for the console.
Me and my sister used to beat this game many years ago and I can say that this is one of the most enjoyable two-player games out there for the NES.
If you ever get the chance, Jackal has a great co-op mode. Both were some of my favorites for multiplayer as a kid
@@dylanlahman5967 Indeed, I got Jackal in my collection too and we've played its nice co-op mode. It's very enjoyable too. Thanks!
Hell yeah! Roar of the dragons really brings back memories. First time I’d beaten the final boss with his cheap ass flips
Thanks. New ringtone incommin!
A GREAT soundtrack. Most of the best VGM soundtracks have more franticness, or outright calm, this is somewhat uniquely in the middle. It's got the post apocalyptic punk city vibe, has the asian martial arts vibe, the heroic thing, then we get to the illusionist part and realize everybody else was just being manipulated, things arent what they seem, that vibe is in there too. I never go back to play this game, but it was perfect for its time, just nailed something we were so ready to love, and the soundtrack is so with it.
Starting with the best classics, godspeed.
I love the gameplay backgrounds you put in your playlists.
The final boss song is one of the best songs in nes history!
Как же я люблю музыку из серии Double Dragon))) thanks!
Love it so much, Thank for your great work and bring back good childhood memory for us. hello from Dominican Republic
11:00 FTWW!
One suggestion: For the titles, instead of "8BitStereo - Game_Title", I'd suggest "Game_Title [8BitStereo]". This would allow your versions of the soundtracks to appear along with others of the same game when sorted alphabetically while still retaining the info that it is your version. Further, iTunes has a "grouping" tag, you could add "8BitStereo" to this as well, to help group all your versions together.
Anyway, as always, thanks for the fantastic work.
Thanks for your TH-cam channel, great to hear all those great sound tracks again, compliments to the artist who drew your picture
Thanks for posting these. As I said before, I love the new layout, info and audio quality. Keep up the good work.
This was my favourite game
9:28 goosebumps
One of the greatest games ever made. Now part 3??? Miss me with that "nobody can beat level one" ass game. But this....perfection.
I got DD 3 and usually can't beat level 1, so I understand you
the only difficult thing in this game was the final boss, Noiram
@@elvisrobotbeta3299 Yeah. I don't know what they were thinking when they made part 3. That game is just hell.
@@srujan00 All of them have their difficult parts. But yeah. I don't know the final boss's name, but he is pretty difficult.
@@countrylyricist The very final boss is Marion under a curse - she flies, shoots crap at you, and pops out of the floor. AI Cheat mode activated, imo
Thank you Niko! Better looking, better sounding, better most everything in DD2 (and that kickass super neon 80’s box art!!), I was surprised when I popped in DD1 the first time and the controls felt clunkier than an unoiled tin man, but DD1 always seemed to be cited as the “must-play” game of the series... Well, Super DD was actually the first one I played and had as a kid, and comparing the music of that to the nes games is quite unfair, but damn if that’s not the one I still listen to and play the most anyway. 👌
Wow, best! Thanks
Its funny how the 8 & 16 bit era had some awesome music as to the new gen system music is not to remember other than FF7 remake Castlevania SOTN & some other selected few,the old school of gaming kill the new school in music
Thank you for re upload this great album, It’s great how do you show the stage with each song I love that! Keep the good work 😀
Thank you very much, so glad someone noticed! Not the easiest thing to do, especially depending if there is enough footage, but i make sure most the background footage represents whats being played :)
Easily one of my favourite NES games
The first few notes on this arrangement of “Dead of Alive” sound like “Billie Jean” (the Arcade version was like this, too).
Awesome!!!
My favorite game )))
Double Dragon 2? So that's Quadruple Dragon?
I'm seeing double here! 8 dragons?
Jimmy
Bimmy
Billy
Jilly (the most dangerous of the four)
Sure the gameplay and fight was fun, but the damn platforming was a pure NIGHTMARE!
catJAM
Ah, the iconic NES brothers where one of them wears red. Bimmy and Jimmy.
2:55 is a vibe.
Greetings you fabulous Earthlings and Happy Friday!👋👽 I bring thin crust pepperoni pizza for everyone. Enjoy! 🍕
Thank you, visitor from another world. Mom let us rent Contra and The Fox and the Hound from the grocery store for being good. Will you join us?
Those diappearing tiles you have to knee jump at the end tho
2:50 enough said
9:29 you got a new environment but still kept you on your toes...
17:17 is the first half of the boss fight (until it changes to the church or whatever)
So yeah, Final Confrontation would be right
Que buenos aportes. Gracias
Thanks
priceless.
Are you on any other platforms? You should put your stuff on sites like d.tube, odysee and bitchute.
Now that I'm listening to this (years later, after a full day)... I cant help but think of Ninja Gaiden (nes) music. Temco can't be the same as Tradewest.... guess we all copied back then
I have this as my ringtone on my phone, I regularly do not pick up due to wanting to listen to this awesome tune.
My men i have a request for you can you split the tracks in seperate one to be sure that we're able to switch some tracks ! Thanks again for those memories in STEREO's
Not video wise, but you have the MP3 download in the description to listen and switch up as you'd like :)
Polystation,sup game box, Famicom y NES
FLAC file?
Amazing work!
Can I use a snip under 20 seconds with permission?
❤️🌻🌹♥️✨🥺
omgg whats the diff between this 1 and older 1
So how many ppl couldn't consistently kill the first boss without losing a life or 2? 5 sometimes when I lured him to the edge... Only to keep grabbed and tossed over
that's what the nunchuks were for. other that that use the cyclone kick. always change your level (up/down) so he can't jump at you.
@@srujan00 there are no damn nunchucks in this game! U confused with Double Dragon 3 first boss...
@@flewis02 ah, right. I had just come from listing to the dd3 soundtrack.
In that case, I favored the simple jumpkick towards him, followed by the hyper uppercut before your character stands back up. Then change your level and repeat. Every time you get knocked down, do the hyper uppercut as you're getting up.
@@srujan00 yea, that's my go to method, tho sometimes he will back up slightly and move back in with his long range hand chops
famicom version is beatable compared to na version
Best way to play single, put it on 2 player vs mode, kill the second player to get his lives.... You're welcome