Double Dragon Dodgeball

It's everything I remember loving about the oldschool ones and more. You run at the enemy, launch the ball like a railgun, and watch your enemies get splattered into the wall and then turn into little angels as they expire. It's goofy, it's amazing, and if you don't like it, then it's obvious you never appreciated the originals. I was more psyched for this than the main game, and I absolutely love that it'll never be available to anyone but those of us who actually cherish and appreciate this franchise. blue, I'm calling YOU out in this review. You went out of your way to pre-order this, and then went out of your way to trash talk it with a negative review despite obviously having no idea what you were getting yourself into by buying it. It's a damn shame you're even allowed to play this gift, and an even bigger shame that you're allowed to have a voice that will discourage veteran gamers from reliving this gem, as statistically, some will be discouraged as a result. This one is for the oldheads, those of us who enjoyed it originally and went out of our way to make sure we could enjoy it modernly NEED TO HEED MY WORDS HERE and not listen to blue. This is legit the oldschool e…

I love me some super dodgeball, I love me some insane FOMO too, a whole game? Take my 35 dollars!!!!

If you've played Suepr Dodgeball on the NES (or the arcade version), you know EXACTLY what you're getting into. I bought DD: Revive only so I could get the Dodgeball and I don't regret it. the game is as fun as always and bringing the DD Universe into it ads a bit of variety. It is to be noted that controllers aren't actually supported by the game, but this can be resolved by using Steam Input. there isn't much more to say about it. Go ahead, smash their face and don't forget: "if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball"

eh. cool little pre-order bonus i will never play again. just not that fun.