Edit: As far as recommendations, I haven’t actually played, or even heard of most of the games, but Double Dragon Trilogy for $1.19 feels like a no-brainer if you like retro or arcade beat-em-ups. I don’t think I’ve played them since the early 90s, so it might be nice to revisit them.
Double Dragon 1 and 2 have terrible slow down issues. This isn’t a bad port, this is from the original games. It can get nearly unplayable at certain points.
Double Dragon 3 is just not very good. The Mega Drive port runs a little bit better than the arcade though.
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It seems no one has posted a link to the promo yet, so… just getting that out of the way.
Edit: As far as recommendations, I haven’t actually played, or even heard of most of the games, but Double Dragon Trilogy for $1.19 feels like a no-brainer if you like retro or arcade beat-em-ups. I don’t think I’ve played them since the early 90s, so it might be nice to revisit them.
Double Dragon 1 and 2 have terrible slow down issues. This isn’t a bad port, this is from the original games. It can get nearly unplayable at certain points.
Double Dragon 3 is just not very good. The Mega Drive port runs a little bit better than the arcade though.