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Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls

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Battle through a tournament fighter to defeat the Shadow Master and save the world.

Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls was developed by Leland Interactive Media and published by Tradewest for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1994. It is a fighting game based on the Double Dragon animated series and was also released on the Sega Genesis in 1994. The SNES version is a distinct console version, and its earliest commercial release was in 1994.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
1.82 MB
Rating
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About Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls

Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls is a competitive fighting game for the Super Nintendo, adopting a format similar to other one-on-one tournament fighters. Its narrative is derived from the Double Dragon animated series rather than continuing the plot of the earlier games in the franchise.

The central conflict involves a villain known as the Shadow Master, who intends to unleash a deadly virus upon the world. Players select from a roster including the series protagonists Jimmy and Billy, battling through a sequence of other combatants to reach this final opponent. The objective is to defeat the Shadow Master to prevent global catastrophe.

Gameplay consists of progressing through a series of matches against various adversaries. The path to the final confrontation is challenging, requiring victories over multiple foes before the ultimate battle determines the world's fate.

Double Dragon V: The Shadow Falls Screenshots

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Title Screen
In Game
Shadow Dojo, outside
Character information
Adjusting parameters before battle
Choosing a location
Battle in a factory
Quest mode offers some story
Blah. blah, blah. Whatever. Just let me kick some ass!
Wow, you have such a long... arm
What a ounch! The ugly face in the background looks satisfied
Battle outside of Red Dragon Tea building