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A remake of the original Double Dragon game, with twice the levels, new enemies and bosses, and a heavily expanded arsenal of moves for the Lee Bros to utilize, with elements from other Double Dragon games (even the console ones) sprinkled in for good measure.
Sound Test#
On the options screen, hold Select and press R, L, R, L.
Build Information#
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Japan |
x362ED4 |
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US |
x362650 |
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Regional Differences#
The Japanese version of Double Dragon Advance, released four months after the initial North American version, features a few slight changes.
- The Sound Test on the Option Mode is available by default and does not require a code.
- A Gallery is made available on the main menu after completing the game on the Expert difficulty.
- The Special Thanks in the end credits now mentions Bruce Lee, as well as Yoshihisa Kishimoto, the director of the original Double Dragon.
- The game's difficulty has been re-balanced.
- Few minor bugs were fixed.
- Wu In-Sik (one of the Five Emperors fought in Mission 7) has the ability to escape hair grabs by temporarily phasing into a shadow.
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The Double Dragon series | |
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Arcade |
Double Dragon • Double Dragon II: The Revenge • Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone |
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NES |
Double Dragon (Prototype) • Double Dragon II: The Revenge (Prototype) • Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones (Prototype) |
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Amstrad CPC |
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Amiga |
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DOS |
Double Dragon II: The Revenge • Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone |
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Game Boy |
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SNES |
Super Double Dragon • Battletoads Double Dragon • Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls |
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Genesis |
Battletoads Double Dragon • Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls |
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TurboGrafx-CD |
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Neo Geo |
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Game Boy Advance |
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Windows |
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