This game is pretty awesome. I feel like it’s a bit misunderstood be it kinda makes you figure out the variety of each character’s moves. It seems a bit simplistic at first but once you learn how to use the different characters it’s a game changer. & I disagree about Marian being OP. She’s actually pretty weak & when enemies get close & get a combo in on her she’s basically a fish out of water & will get wrecked by even weak enemies.
Right!!!! You get it....this actually reminds me of IGN's review of Streets of Rage 4 (which they shit all over....ironically I would actually put this game up there with it as a shining example of the genre) Sounds like the reviewer played on easy or somethin b/c you actually hafta finesse Marian to keep her alive in general
Likewise, I have watched 2 reviews that say Uncle Matin and Marian are OP...I am like did I play another DD or what cause those two can get destroyed easily if you are an average player. Giving Marian no options besides shooting can be annoyin sometimes and Matin's slow ass can be a drag unless you buy power ups.
@@teckzilla108 & the thing that’s dumb is why complain about anything being OP in a game that doesn’t have a versus mode? If the individual thinks a character or weapon is OP & doesn’t like them don’t use em. It’s not that hard to grasp. But for real Marian & Uncle Matin are not OP.
Looks like a pass until a good sale lands. Shame the developers didn't look at the final version of Streets of Rage 4 to get more ideas from the undisputed best beatemup ever (that Survival mode is godtier). TMNT: Shredder's Revenge being three tiers below SoR4, but still in 2nd place would have been another good place for the developers to have studied.
I enjoyed Streets of rage 4, but the survival mode turns into chaotic plaforming and dodging ridiculous traps, I really saw the potential for a rouge like beat em up highbreed but if there was less platforming and more focus on upgrades it wouldvc been perfect IMO anywyas. Love Shredders revenge, they did an update that really fixed a lot of issues with invincibility frames and grab mechanics that really improved it. Ill give this a try for sure, might join you on waiting for a sale, though.
Gotta be thankful our generation had the opportunity to experience those arcades. Those were great days. I would spend a ton of time playing golden axe, double dragon and TMNT.
I grew up playing Double Dragon in the arcades and this is not that. Not even close. It looks like a cartoon made for toddlers. If you're looking for a less-childish and more gritty modern scrolling beat-em up, I highly recommend Mother Russia Bleeds.
What are your thoughts on Final Vendetta? I feel like they really captured the Neo Geo arcade sensibility on that one mixed with Final Fight and left out a lot of the padding that’s common in many modern games.
@@perlichtman1562 I loved Final Vendetta. I agree, they did a great job of capturing the gameplay of the original Vendetta, but really improved everything.
Fun fact the reason why this is is cause the devs secret base made a previous beat em up called streets of red devils dare deluxe and from the graphics to characters to mechanics its basically the same damn game its like if streets of rage 4 was a sequel to the devs previous game which used real life people as graphics and also had the nostalgia critic
At first I judged it by its chibi artwork, but then I liked it too much, it has all the charm of retro games but feels fresh for its risk and reward system, I do not think it is short, it has the right length for this type of game, there are many unlockable characters, I would have liked some other game mode like double dragon IV tower or vs mode
If you're a fan of double dragon. Buy this it could be the best. If you like beat em ups. Buy this you'll love it. I actually think this game offers more strategy then most beat em ups. I would say harder and more strategic than shredders revenge. Its hard to compare it to streets of rage 4 because SOR4 isn't just a great modern beat em up. It could be the best ever.
Yep play this game is amazing, they redeem themselves after the 4, the music is awesome, the levels are pretty cool specially when you leave a level at the end. The combo system is just perfect and super fun, the tag system is awesome to continue a combo or to save you from a beating, and after unlocking the other characters is even more fun combining strategies it is worth having and playing. And they may be working on a patch for online play and maybe another surprise and a lot of the special moves they got them from the neo Geo fighting game and that was super cool to see as a reference.
This isnt really Double Dragon, and I'm sorry but Neon was trash too. Played the demo, realized you could only equip 1 special move at a time and no grappling HARD PASS!
Idk it's good. It's not amazing. I don't know, there's just things that I don't like about it. I feel like the Sprite work looks kind of cheap. Why does Billy have that stupid half smile on his face the entire time? It's a little more cartoony than I would personally like it honestly
Thanks for the useful review. If they were going to be influenced by a modern beat-em-up then I wish they had gone with Final Vendetta. I think I’ll replay Double Dragon II NES and IV (2017) instead.
My man this game blows Final Vendetta out of the water. Yeah the art style is silly but the gameplay is fun as hell. & playing levels in different orders makes each playthru feel very different.
@@Thatdeal79 I’m glad that you enjoy the game but what you’re describing is not appealing to me and is part of the reason that I listed the games I did. I’m just looking for something different. When I buy a beat-em-up, I don’t want to spend time selecting levels or worrying about progression. I want a tight, elegant gameplay experience with multiple difficulties (whether that is with dipswitches or a normal menu setting) that I can increment upward as I improve and can finish each loop quickly, without filler: the surface level simplicity is a selling point and I want the depth to be in being able to take my playing to the next level. If there’s going to be additional variation for a console release, then I want it in arrange modes, boss rush and survival modes and training mode can be helpful, too. Final Vendetta nails that and out of the dozens if beat-em-ups I’ve played in the last few decades since the original Double Dragon and TMNT and Final Fight in arcade, Final Vendetta is the single one that has kept me coming back more than any other - though Final Fight was the one I replayed most until it released with the Streets of Rage games in third (especially 2,3,4 since the movement speed in 1 was too slow for my taste). Streets of Rage 4 is a great game but I rarely play it in one sitting because it’s so long. Shredder’s Revenge was so long that even though I beat it the month it launched, I’ve yet to go through a full second playthrough. By contrast, there have been several times with Final Vendetta and Final Fight where I beat the game and I immediately started another playthrough with a different character or higher difficulty. It is an unusually tightly designed beat-em-up and as someone that spent years heavily involved in computer graphics (2D and 3D alike) I have the utmost respect for how well they captured the visual style. Alongside that, as a professional composer that grew up playing the Mortal Kombat movie OST with the Utah Saints remix over and over again on my Kenwood in my pre-teens, hearing how well the Utah Saints and the lead composer’s music meshed on the soundtrack was so good. From the time you start the first level until the credits roll, there’s not a single weak track. Like I said, I’m glad that this game is what you’re looking for and brings you enjoyment. I’m just saying that I would be more excited about it if it were more like Final Vendetta and ditched the roguelike/roguelite elements.
In my personal perspective, Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons falls short of its initial promise, leaving me feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. The game's shift towards a generic Japanese-styled beat 'em up, reminiscent of Powerpuff-style fighters, erodes its original charm and uniqueness. From my point of view, the title has become lost amidst the sea of similar games, leaving me yearning for a more mature and captivating gameplay experience.
Alot of vague ass words that tell me you probably haven't actually played it & chose pics of the art style as your personal hill to die on. Glad I didn't go that route w/ it (or SOR4 for that matter...)
@@damienbreslin5781 it totally is tho!!! The helicopter kick, flying knee, headbutt, elbows, hair grabs, weapons etc are all represented (& I love how one brother specializes in punches & the other kicks).....in fact every single character has every move you would expect as a DD head. Abobo, Linda, even Chen from punk ass DD3.(I've unlocked every character & beat the game w/ all but 3) All the bosses are from a previous game except ??? & each level either directly or indirectly pays homage to the levels from earlier games....the slums has elements of the factory from DD,, casino is a Super Double Dragon throwback; with the caverns (complete w/ falling rocks & platforming) & secret hideout (complete w/ traps) as a nod to the OG game. The junkyard pyramid level w/ Anubis is a nod to DD3. The levels also have all the traps & platforming elements one would expect from the old games & all the enemies/behaviors down (& they will still jump the absolute fuck out of you if you let them) And don't even get me started on the soundtrack.... And somehow they even found a way to replicate the anxiousness of having enough cash/tokens to continue w/ the whole in-game economy meta In fact it feels like a celebration of all the old joints & I absolutely love the new wrinkles they threw in w/ the tag system, dynamic levels, & Hades-style powerup system....& the risk/reward of crowd control. They add just enough new fresh shit to the mix....but it still feels very much in the spirit of Double Dragon (Edit: ??? was the final boss in the NES version of DD2...)
@@ghostdog3566 we will have to agree to disagree I mean there's guns ffs. It doesn't have the same feel as a double dragon like double dragon neon never. The streets of rage 4 was a great addition and we have never had a good double dragon at recent times
The new 2023 double dragon game's art direction looks lazy and doesn't look as good as the arcade original or nes port or SNES game i wish the new one looked as good as it's cover art instead a flash game.
I think it looks horrible even if it ever shows up on game pass I won't play it because it just looks so terrible it looks so cheesy it's not double dragon it's like a Japanese anime going bad.
I hope this game is 5.99 or 6.99 with these super Nintendo graphics, I'm not paying 30 bucks for a 70mb game. This make street of rage 4 look like a PS5 game, I'll pass this not even worth 6 dollars in my book
Thank you! Neon is trash! it worse than DD1 on nes. We need a true Double Dragon Reboot Sor4 style. I don't need the retro graphics. high quality 2D or 3D works for me.
I thought this game was going to be awesome, boy was i ever wrong. Give me double dragon neon any day of the week. I'll gladly accept Streets of Rage 4 over this donkey ass POS. This game is horrible and disappointing. One of the original two only kicks, the other only punches. The girlfriend uses guns....... What a butchered flop of a mess this game was.
It maybe a beat 'em up but that is NOT DD. There hasn't been a good DD game since DD2. I would argue DD3 and 2 years later the crappy cartoon that was released which changed the look/feel for the entire DD franchise in general was the start of the IP's downfall... I bet it had to do with parent groups, and now no one around really knows what made the first two games a success.
Bruh this game is an homage to everything that made DD great. The art style is seriously not as bad as people are making it out to be (& I was hella skeptical of it at first); the animation is excellent & the hits have a good feel/weight to them. If I had gone by pics like cats are doing in this thread I would have passed on Streets of Rage 4 (which is easily one of the best beat em ups ever made & caught similar flak when it was in development...) In fact if there were a Mt. Rushmore of beat em ups I would put this, SOR4, & Shredder's Revenge as 3 of the faces easy
Ayo this game shows it's true depth when you play for leaderboards/tokens; just like SOR4 opens up when you play for score/combos. Sure you can button-mash your way through it on easy (which is what it sounds like the reviewer did here; just like IGN's reviewer did on SOR4) but if you do you're missing out smh
@@Shenmue58 the fact you say it's not Double Dragon tells me you haven't played it. Agree to disagree sure; but at least I'm coming from a place of knowledge (& as a day one lover of the franchise...) That joint is definitely DD
@@ghostdog3566 feels more like River City Ransom than DD to me, but that's my opinion. That's why I congratulated you because you like it. All opinion, and to me, this ain't DD.
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They should remake Battletoads Double Dragon in my humble opinion
I’M HERE FOR THAT ✊🏽
TESTIFY
She busting with a pistol... definitely new age Double Dragon as a 80s baby i still can appreciate it 💪
She tired of getting punched in the stomach and kidnapped for 30 plus years 🤣😂🍻
@@4Shadows20 😂😂 FACTSSS..Double Dragon 2 the Revenge Nintendo version 🐐💪
@@meekd53YES! AND THE MUSIC!!
Streets Of Rage 4 is top, it just needed 4 player online.
Back in the 90's I had one of the original Double Dragon 2 arcade game machines (made in 1988) in my living room. I wish I still had it.
The arcade versions were the worst. They all ran so slow
Bro that’s awesome.
This game is pretty awesome. I feel like it’s a bit misunderstood be it kinda makes you figure out the variety of each character’s moves. It seems a bit simplistic at first but once you learn how to use the different characters it’s a game changer. & I disagree about Marian being OP. She’s actually pretty weak & when enemies get close & get a combo in on her she’s basically a fish out of water & will get wrecked by even weak enemies.
It's just a bland "reseterra-like" review on easy mode without even trying to understand mechanics of a game.
Right!!!! You get it....this actually reminds me of IGN's review of Streets of Rage 4 (which they shit all over....ironically I would actually put this game up there with it as a shining example of the genre)
Sounds like the reviewer played on easy or somethin b/c you actually hafta finesse Marian to keep her alive in general
Likewise, I have watched 2 reviews that say Uncle Matin and Marian are OP...I am like did I play another DD or what cause those two can get destroyed easily if you are an average player. Giving Marian no options besides shooting can be annoyin sometimes and Matin's slow ass can be a drag unless you buy power ups.
@@teckzilla108 & the thing that’s dumb is why complain about anything being OP in a game that doesn’t have a versus mode? If the individual thinks a character or weapon is OP & doesn’t like them don’t use em. It’s not that hard to grasp. But for real Marian & Uncle Matin are not OP.
Yep is awesome I did an entire gameplay on my gaming channel #cromretrogamingandbeyond where I show how you can have fun
Streets of rage, teenage mutant ninja turtles,now double dragon? Where's final fight?
Final Fight is in Street Fighter 6, World Tour mode, this mode is like new Final Fight.
Looks like a pass until a good sale lands. Shame the developers didn't look at the final version of Streets of Rage 4 to get more ideas from the undisputed best beatemup ever (that Survival mode is godtier). TMNT: Shredder's Revenge being three tiers below SoR4, but still in 2nd place would have been another good place for the developers to have studied.
I enjoyed Streets of rage 4, but the survival mode turns into chaotic plaforming and dodging ridiculous traps, I really saw the potential for a rouge like beat em up highbreed but if there was less platforming and more focus on upgrades it wouldvc been perfect IMO anywyas. Love Shredders revenge, they did an update that really fixed a lot of issues with invincibility frames and grab mechanics that really improved it. Ill give this a try for sure, might join you on waiting for a sale, though.
That's an odd way to spell River City Girls 2.
@@atomicskull6405I never liked how RCG1 felt. Something was just off.
TMNT is better.
This is just as good😊
TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is still my favourite.
My family and I had an absolute blast with it!
I LOVE that game! I'm still buying this one, but yes
It goes ninja turtles golden ax streets of rage double dragon
Streets of rage 4 is the best beat em up there is
Streets of rage 4 for me
Walked 10 minutes with a bag full of quarters to go play DD , damn I am old 😂
Don't feel bad, I drove there.....
@@RPC87 lucky you , I was to young to drive a car 🤣😂
Gotta be thankful our generation had the opportunity to experience those arcades. Those were great days. I would spend a ton of time playing golden axe, double dragon and TMNT.
@@thehound1359 good times for sure
I had to ride my bike 15 min to get to it at the 7 11.
Double Dragon Neon fucking rules
I grew up playing Double Dragon in the arcades and this is not that. Not even close. It looks like a cartoon made for toddlers.
If you're looking for a less-childish and more gritty modern scrolling beat-em up, I highly recommend Mother Russia Bleeds.
What are your thoughts on Final Vendetta? I feel like they really captured the Neo Geo arcade sensibility on that one mixed with Final Fight and left out a lot of the padding that’s common in many modern games.
Arcade double dragon sucks. Runs at like 4 frames per second.
@@perlichtman1562 I loved Final Vendetta. I agree, they did a great job of capturing the gameplay of the original Vendetta, but really improved everything.
Fun fact the reason why this is is cause the devs secret base made a previous beat em up called streets of red devils dare deluxe and from the graphics to characters to mechanics its basically the same damn game its like if streets of rage 4 was a sequel to the devs previous game which used real life people as graphics and also had the nostalgia critic
Looks like Scott Pilgrim.
When ive seen the cover i thought they would go for a full body type characters model
This game is all about crowd control and using ur special at just the right time, it’s really really addictive.
At first I judged it by its chibi artwork, but then I liked it too much, it has all the charm of retro games but feels fresh for its risk and reward system, I do not think it is short, it has the right length for this type of game, there are many unlockable characters, I would have liked some other game mode like double dragon IV tower or vs mode
If you're a fan of double dragon. Buy this it could be the best. If you like beat em ups. Buy this you'll love it. I actually think this game offers more strategy then most beat em ups. I would say harder and more strategic than shredders revenge. Its hard to compare it to streets of rage 4 because SOR4 isn't just a great modern beat em up. It could be the best ever.
Yep play this game is amazing, they redeem themselves after the 4, the music is awesome, the levels are pretty cool specially when you leave a level at the end. The combo system is just perfect and super fun, the tag system is awesome to continue a combo or to save you from a beating, and after unlocking the other characters is even more fun combining strategies it is worth having and playing. And they may be working on a patch for online play and maybe another surprise and a lot of the special moves they got them from the neo Geo fighting game and that was super cool to see as a reference.
How could they do this to double dragon!!
woke double dragon
They always have to destroy everything great that came out of the 1980’s and 90’s.
@@GetLostGames1 Remember what they took from us, that is why they hate emulation so much
Double Dragon Gaiden looks awesome new retrostyle beat em up game. 🔥🔥
Wtf it looks horrible 😂
All we need now is Altered Beast, Golden Axe and R-Type.
Golden Axe is returning
I love double dragon, even neon. Not interested in this in the slightest and that makes me sad.
This isnt really Double Dragon, and I'm sorry but Neon was trash too. Played the demo, realized you could only equip 1 special move at a time and no grappling HARD PASS!
Idk it's good. It's not amazing. I don't know, there's just things that I don't like about it. I feel like the Sprite work looks kind of cheap. Why does Billy have that stupid half smile on his face the entire time? It's a little more cartoony than I would personally like it honestly
Thanks for the useful review. If they were going to be influenced by a modern beat-em-up then I wish they had gone with Final Vendetta. I think I’ll replay Double Dragon II NES and IV (2017) instead.
My man this game blows Final Vendetta out of the water. Yeah the art style is silly but the gameplay is fun as hell. & playing levels in different orders makes each playthru feel very different.
@@Thatdeal79 I’m glad that you enjoy the game but what you’re describing is not appealing to me and is part of the reason that I listed the games I did. I’m just looking for something different. When I buy a beat-em-up, I don’t want to spend time selecting levels or worrying about progression. I want a tight, elegant gameplay experience with multiple difficulties (whether that is with dipswitches or a normal menu setting) that I can increment upward as I improve and can finish each loop quickly, without filler: the surface level simplicity is a selling point and I want the depth to be in being able to take my playing to the next level. If there’s going to be additional variation for a console release, then I want it in arrange modes, boss rush and survival modes and training mode can be helpful, too. Final Vendetta nails that and out of the dozens if beat-em-ups I’ve played in the last few decades since the original Double Dragon and TMNT and Final Fight in arcade, Final Vendetta is the single one that has kept me coming back more than any other - though Final Fight was the one I replayed most until it released with the Streets of Rage games in third (especially 2,3,4 since the movement speed in 1 was too slow for my taste).
Streets of Rage 4 is a great game but I rarely play it in one sitting because it’s so long. Shredder’s Revenge was so long that even though I beat it the month it launched, I’ve yet to go through a full second playthrough. By contrast, there have been several times with Final Vendetta and Final Fight where I beat the game and I immediately started another playthrough with a different character or higher difficulty. It is an unusually tightly designed beat-em-up and as someone that spent years heavily involved in computer graphics (2D and 3D alike) I have the utmost respect for how well they captured the visual style. Alongside that, as a professional composer that grew up playing the Mortal Kombat movie OST with the Utah Saints remix over and over again on my Kenwood in my pre-teens, hearing how well the Utah Saints and the lead composer’s music meshed on the soundtrack was so good. From the time you start the first level until the credits roll, there’s not a single weak track.
Like I said, I’m glad that this game is what you’re looking for and brings you enjoyment. I’m just saying that I would be more excited about it if it were more like Final Vendetta and ditched the roguelike/roguelite elements.
Bruh. This game is everything you just said you wanted in a beat em up (but go off king....)
IV is hot trash & it's hilarious that you'd rather play that than what's probably the best game in the series. Lmao I totally missed that part
The game looks like more leaning in graphics wise the NES Double Dragon.
double dragon needs an anime series.
But will the Shadow Master handstand-horsekick me?
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is better than double dragon 4.
So much better!
In my personal perspective, Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons falls short of its initial promise, leaving me feeling disappointed and underwhelmed. The game's shift towards a generic Japanese-styled beat 'em up, reminiscent of Powerpuff-style fighters, erodes its original charm and uniqueness. From my point of view, the title has become lost amidst the sea of similar games, leaving me yearning for a more mature and captivating gameplay experience.
How dare they put double dragons name on this title. I ain't even played it
Alot of vague ass words that tell me you probably haven't actually played it & chose pics of the art style as your personal hill to die on. Glad I didn't go that route w/ it (or SOR4 for that matter...)
@@ghostdog3566 sor4 was like a streets of rage game this is nothing like double dragon
@@damienbreslin5781 it totally is tho!!! The helicopter kick, flying knee, headbutt, elbows, hair grabs, weapons etc are all represented (& I love how one brother specializes in punches & the other kicks).....in fact every single character has every move you would expect as a DD head. Abobo, Linda, even Chen from punk ass DD3.(I've unlocked every character & beat the game w/ all but 3)
All the bosses are from a previous game except ??? & each level either directly or indirectly pays homage to the levels from earlier games....the slums has elements of the factory from DD,, casino is a Super Double Dragon throwback; with the caverns (complete w/ falling rocks & platforming) & secret hideout (complete w/ traps) as a nod to the OG game. The junkyard pyramid level w/ Anubis is a nod to DD3. The levels also have all the traps & platforming elements one would expect from the old games & all the enemies/behaviors down (& they will still jump the absolute fuck out of you if you let them) And don't even get me started on the soundtrack....
And somehow they even found a way to replicate the anxiousness of having enough cash/tokens to continue w/ the whole in-game economy meta
In fact it feels like a celebration of all the old joints & I absolutely love the new wrinkles they threw in w/ the tag system, dynamic levels, & Hades-style powerup system....& the risk/reward of crowd control. They add just enough new fresh shit to the mix....but it still feels very much in the spirit of Double Dragon
(Edit: ??? was the final boss in the NES version of DD2...)
@@ghostdog3566 we will have to agree to disagree I mean there's guns ffs. It doesn't have the same feel as a double dragon like double dragon neon never. The streets of rage 4 was a great addition and we have never had a good double dragon at recent times
The new 2023 double dragon game's art direction looks lazy and doesn't look as good as the arcade original or nes port or SNES game i wish the new one looked as good as it's cover art instead a flash game.
Game doesn’t look too good. Too bad.
I think it looks horrible even if it ever shows up on game pass I won't play it because it just looks so terrible it looks so cheesy it's not double dragon it's like a Japanese anime going bad.
IT A VERY GOOD GAME FR FR
I hope this game is 5.99 or 6.99 with these super Nintendo graphics, I'm not paying 30 bucks for a 70mb game. This make street of rage 4 look like a PS5 game, I'll pass this not even worth 6 dollars in my book
Agreed.
Bro how you not gonna mention Shredder's Revenge...damn shame
I hope it's better than Neon. That's the worst Double Dragon game that I played.
Thank you! Neon is trash! it worse than DD1 on nes. We need a true Double Dragon Reboot Sor4 style. I don't need the retro graphics. high quality 2D or 3D works for me.
I thought this game was going to be awesome, boy was i ever wrong. Give me double dragon neon any day of the week. I'll gladly accept Streets of Rage 4 over this donkey ass POS. This game is horrible and disappointing. One of the original two only kicks, the other only punches. The girlfriend uses guns....... What a butchered flop of a mess this game was.
It's 2023, yet this game doesn't have online co-op.
4 players at that with so many characters
It maybe a beat 'em up but that is NOT DD. There hasn't been a good DD game since DD2. I would argue DD3 and 2 years later the crappy cartoon that was released which changed the look/feel for the entire DD franchise in general was the start of the IP's downfall... I bet it had to do with parent groups, and now no one around really knows what made the first two games a success.
Bruh this game is an homage to everything that made DD great. The art style is seriously not as bad as people are making it out to be (& I was hella skeptical of it at first); the animation is excellent & the hits have a good feel/weight to them.
If I had gone by pics like cats are doing in this thread I would have passed on Streets of Rage 4 (which is easily one of the best beat em ups ever made & caught similar flak when it was in development...)
In fact if there were a Mt. Rushmore of beat em ups I would put this, SOR4, & Shredder's Revenge as 3 of the faces easy
@@ghostdog3566 agree to disagree, but glad you like the game.
Ayo this game shows it's true depth when you play for leaderboards/tokens; just like SOR4 opens up when you play for score/combos.
Sure you can button-mash your way through it on easy (which is what it sounds like the reviewer did here; just like IGN's reviewer did on SOR4) but if you do you're missing out smh
@@Shenmue58 the fact you say it's not Double Dragon tells me you haven't played it. Agree to disagree sure; but at least I'm coming from a place of knowledge (& as a day one lover of the franchise...) That joint is definitely DD
@@ghostdog3566 feels more like River City Ransom than DD to me, but that's my opinion. That's why I congratulated you because you like it. All opinion, and to me, this ain't DD.
Naw they blow it
Looks like a mobile game
Looks like crap....lol
Streets of rage SO