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Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team
DEV
Rare
REL
unknown
ALSO
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Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team is a crossover brawler from Rare that features your two favorite brawler franchises together for the first time. It plays a lot more like a 'Toads game than Double Dragon, with a strong emphasis on vehicle and platforming sections over combat. However, its difficulty is far more tame. The Game Boy port is remarkably similar to the NES version (including all stages) yet it lacks two player support.

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Trivia

This port is nearly identical to the NES version of the game, except that the bike section scrolls a lot slower and it lacks two player support. This version is also easier, mostly due to the Game Boy's limitations. Both Battletoads and Double Dragon were published by TradeWest in the US, which is why this game exists.

Links
Beat'em Up Bingo 0/25
Go!
Sunset Ending
Health Meat
Sleeveless Jacket
Boss With Gun
Fire Bombs
2-Word Title
Throwing Knife
Subway Stage
Ex-Pro Wrestler
Steel Pipe
Kidnapped Female
Special Drains Health
Oil Drums
Clowns
Yellow / Red Health Bar
Dominatrix
Power, Speed, Balance
Elevator Scene
Mansion Stage
Mohawks
Building Site
Fat Charging Men
Sharp Suits
Graffiti
Release Info
Developer
Rare
Publisher
TradeWest
Country
UK
Released
unknown
Also on
Series
Battletoads
Game
Players
1
Structure
Linear
Difficulty
Medium
Gang size
Duo (2)
Variety
Enemy specific attack, Platforming, Shooting stage, Vehicle section
Playtime
0:50
Combat
Buttons
Attack, Jump
Combos
Static
Grabs
Close attack
Dashing
Double-tap
Enemy H. Bars
No
Item Pickup
Contact
Item Stay
Fade
Weapons
Hold
Death-blow
N/A
Friendly Fire
N/A
Char Switch
No
Ground Hit
Yes
Revive
Invincibility
Restore
End of stage
Style
Art Style
Cartoony
Sprites
Large
Setting
Futuristic
Focus
Hand-to-hand
Music
Rock
Tone
Humorous
Numbers
Fighters
5
Stages
Enemies
Bosses
Weapons
Lives
4
Continues
3
Extend
100000
Slamson Sez
Combat
Enemy
Grafix
Sound
Flava

Battletoads & Double Dragon for the Game Boy is surprisingly similar to the NES version. Its combat is shallow yet entertaining, it's got plenty of variety, the graphics are pretty good, and the music's great. This is the easiest version of the game. Unfortunately, it's also the only one that's single player only.

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