> > You're not wrong. DD1/2 and Rygar are among the games where the NES port played
> better than the arcade.
>
>
> Double Dragon just had the hardware slow-down issue. DD2 didn't have that, and there
> were more and cooler moves (because ultimately the elbow move, lackluster though it
> was, in DD was the only decent move). I don't recall anything being wrong with it.
>
> Still, Double Dragon was fun enough. I was in high school when it was released, and I
> had not been keeping up with video games, so it was my first experience with the
> type.
>
> ((I mean, I was imagining translucent images in a transparent screen (the windshield
> of my Matchbox '70 crimson red, white-top Challenger) at perhaps nine or ten - this
> was before Star Trek II, even - so arcade games only somewhat got my attention. I
> wanted 3D back then. Ironic my current sentiments about that, and 2D games,
> respectively.))
>
> Rygar was just a crappy game. Black Tiger was the mature version of the period, and
> rightly so, it was a Capcom game.
I hate, hate, hate the left/right attack scheme of DD2. It's so counterintuitive. And the less the said about DD3, the better.
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