Super Double Dragon
The first Double Dragon game developed specifically for home consoles, featuring enhanced graphics, new combat mechanics, and a weapons system. Play as Billy and Jimmy Lee through 8 stages of street brawling action.
Game Controls
About This Retro Game
Introduces a block button and grappling moves not seen in previous Double Dragon games. Features a combo system where consecutive hits increase damage output.
Includes 10 different weapons like knives, whips, and baseball bats. The SNES version has exclusive stages and enemies not found in the arcade original.
Notable for its detailed sprite animations and parallax scrolling backgrounds. While criticized for slower pacing than arcade versions, it was praised for its technical achievements on SNES.
Recommended Based on Your History
Related Retro Games
A fighting game spin-off of the classic beat 'em up series, featuring the Lee brothers in a tournament against Shadow Master's warriors. Based on the animated series with digitized sprites and special moves.
The landmark beat-'em-up where brothers Billy and Jimmy Lee rescue Marian from the Black Warriors gang. Introduces combo attacks and upgradable moves in a single-player campaign.
Billy and Jimmy Lee return in this brutal sequel to avenge Marian's death, introducing new combat mechanics including aerial attacks and grapple throws across 9 stages of street brawling action.
The Lee brothers embark on a global quest to recover five mystical stones, featuring new playable characters Chin Seimei and Yagyu Ranzou with unique fighting styles across 7 international stages.
The seminal 1987 beat 'em up that defined the genre. Players control Billy and Jimmy Lee as they fight through waves of thugs to rescue Billy's girlfriend Marian from the Black Warriors gang. Features iconic moves like hair grabs, elbow drops, and two-player co-op.
Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone is the 1990 arcade sequel that takes Billy and Jimmy Lee on a global quest for the mystical Rosetta Stone. Introducing weapon shops, multiple playable characters, and a controversial difficulty curve, it expanded the beat 'em up formula with RPG elements.