Hold on tight, for a new trailer for Double Dragon Collection has been released by Arc System Works. The overview teaser for the physical release of the six-pack of vintage beat 'em ups on Switch is featuring a flurry of fists, and it will be available in Asia.
Arc System Works will digitally release two of the "long awaited missing entries" on consoles and PC, but the physical version will only be available in Asia. Two games that were previously announced were Super Double Dragon (1992) and Double Dragon Advance (2003), which were ported to new platforms. The PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Steam will all have them accessible.
Battle throughout time
This is the epitome of a completely unique journey through the history of beat 'em ups. A landmark work in the genre, Double Dragon was released in 1987. Even having the Kunio-kunlegacy behind it, the style developer Technos introduced is entirely unique.The next year, Double Dragon II: The Revenge debuted strongly and beautifully expanded upon what the original had already established. In 1991, \i>Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones put its hat in the ring for those looking for a more formidable challenge. Not to be mistaken with the original arcade version of Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone, which required players to enter real money in order to purchase items from the stores. Who said that microtransactions were only a contemporary issue?