This saves your rear, but it also lowers the possibility of countering jump-in attacks. Additionally, you can block while in mid-air which makes it easier to defend against 'dragon punch- ish' moves. This comes in handy when dealing with characters like Rebecca, Amon or Dulton who seem to be projectile happy. Much like later games like Guilty Gear, you can double jump to avoid certain attacks.
If you want light attacks use the A button, Mid-range attacks are B and C and D is for Hard (yet slower) attacks. Where the punches and kicks are tethered to invidudal buttons, this game actually allows you to have punches and kicks on the same button depending on the joystick. The first and most important thing you need to know is that The controls are quite unconventional from your standard fighter. However, one of the good things that came out of that horrible train wreck of a film was the arcade tie-in fighting game.Okay, so the game was no Super Street Fighter or KOF 95 at the time, but it had it's own sense of charm, and an interesing system. Now we're a little more cynical and smarter about it, thanks to Uwe Boll. Back then it was a different time, and people expected that video game movies would of been awesome.
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When the Double Dragon movie was announced as being in planing, people were excited. I have lots to cover, and plenty of time to cover them at the moment. Hopefully you, the reader will seek them out and give them a playthrough if you're in need of something to get you through a dry spell. this segment is aimed at covering fighting games that people might want to check out or just flew under the radar.Hell, even the ones that flat out were avoided due to whatever. With the changing times we're often hit with so many games that we're often overlooking alot. So I'm throwing out some new segments, just to test the waters and decided that it's high time i should cover my obsession with a bit more depth. Be sure to check back for more exciting fighting games from yesteryear and beyond. Note: Friday Night Fights is a fighting game review and guide segment that is posted every third friday of the month. Somehow, the "you win the prize" caption seems suitable here.
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