Rage of the Dragons: An unlicensed Double Dragon fighting game on par with Garou
I tripped on another hidden gem from the 2000-era of Neo-Geo and wonder how it is even possible that I could have never heard of Rage of the Dragons till now.
May 9, 2021 3:20 PM
The Double Dragon franchise is well known as some of the most iconic side-scrolling beat'em-ups to have ever graced the genre. Some came before and many came after, but Double Dragon is oft considered the OG. That said, it hasn't always been confined to one genre. The franchise has had a couple stints in fighting games, one of which was based off an actual film. And that film-based fighting game was good enough that there was supposed to be a sequel. In fact... there was, in all but name. Walk with me in this exploration of the curiously high-quality Double Dragon "spiritual successor" fighting game known as Rage of the Dragons.

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