The game moves very fast (even faster than some of its 16-bit counterparts) and scrolls across the screen smoothly. The Game Gear graphics are spectacular with every sprite movement well-detailed. There are plenty more bruisers, and you can bet that Billy will have to fight 'em! Looks Like Fun In addition to end-level bosses, Billy will encounter maniac motorcycle mamas, chainsaw-wielding chumps, and firebreathing femme fatales, just to name a few. Desperate places require desperate people, and this cart is littered with enough malevolent miscreants to make San Quentin look like Sunnybrook Farm. This fist-rate adventure takes Billy through some desperate places, like the slums, the waterfront, and the subway. If you try to kick and end up with a somer-sualt, don't worry-it's not you. Your control of his movements is kind of haphazard. Beside his two staples, he can also somersault and pick up weapons, such as a gun, a baseball bat, a shotgun, and a crowbar. Using the two Game Gear buttons to punch and kick, Billy's got a few other moves up his t-shirt. You play Billy, one of the Lee brothers, who's on a quest to save his brother, Jimmy, from a fate that's worse.er, is death. Double Dragon by Virgin is a one-player, side-scrolling beat-em-up that takes you through four murderous, multi-stage levels.
