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Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones, released in Japan as Double Dragon III: The. Download: DoubleDragonIII.zip. Although loosely based on the similarly titled arcade game Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone, it is not a port, but. Double Dragon 3 – The Arcade Game joins the SEGA Forever classic games collection.

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Those rock 'em sock 'em Lee brothers, Billy and Jimmy, are back! They've put down the Black Shadow Warriors. Their Double Dragon Dojo is packing them in. But are the Bra's ready to settle down? No way.

Guess what happens in Double Dragon III? All together now, Double D fans -- Marion disappears! This poor girl's already been beat up, kidnapped, killed, and brought back from the dead. Now what?

There's only one thing to do. Follow the basic philosophy of the Double Dragon Dojo: Fight first and ask questions later.

Find the Stones

The Lee boys have made their reputation by pulling Marion out of hot water. This time they must find the three Sacred Stones and trade them for Marion. Their slugfest goes international as they tackle five levels around the world from the USA to China, Japan, Italy, and finally Egypt.

Who's behind this mystery? You'll have to beat off Ninpou masters, Ninja warriors, and hordes of other way out martial arts dudes to find out. Even though the Abobos, the Lindas, and the other gangs are history, all your new enemies including the bosses fight with just about the same dirty moves as their punchy counterparts in the other games.

ProTip: When goons charge you, they're getting ready to jump kick. Just step aside and you can move in on them.

Familiar Fighting

If you've been through the other Double Dragon games, your experience will serve you well. The controls are almost exactly the same. You have your Punch, Side Kick, and Flying Jump Kick. Get close enough and you can throw your elbows, grab hair, knee jerk, and make an over the shoulder throw, too. Pick up the punks' weapons such as Knives, Broken Bottles, and Sais and you can use them.

Your specialty moves this time around are the Cyclone Spin Kick and a gravity-defying Mid-Air Somer-Assault.

• If you're in between two adversaries, use the Cyclone Spin Kick and you can get two at once.

• A controller with turbo fire makes the Cyclone Spin Kick devastating.

Billy and Jimmy must have learned something from the last two games. This time they don't hit the streets empty handed, they've got nunchakus. When you want to arm your boy, you display a special weapons screen, but choose the time wisely, weapons only have limited hits in them.

Save your weapons for the stage bosses, you'll need them.

You've Got a Friend

The Lee's will tell you this adventure's a 'mu-tha,' so you need every edge you can get. You can try to fight through the game alone, however, teaming up with a partner is really the way to play. That way you can protect each other and gang up on the bosses. Of course, in keeping with Double Dragon tradition, you can also pick a two player mode where brother can beat on brother.

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• You can jump over knives or other thrown weapons. They may hit an enemy standing behind you.

• The quick way to get rid of foes in high places: knock 'em over a ledge.

This time you also make new friends by beating your enemies. Beat China's Iron Claw master, Chin Seimei, and the Japanese Ninja sensei, Yagyu Ranzou, and they join your team. When one character bites the dust, you automatically continue as another character. You can also switch characters anytime to make use of their special fighting skills.

Chin has an especially nasty weapon called the Iron Claw, but his Upper Punch, Leaping Double Kick, and Diving Head Butt aren't too shabby either. Yagyu's Sword Attack is awesome but his Shurikens are deadly if you can hone your accuracy. His Tumble High-Jump Kick and Lunging Knee Drop are effective and good-looking, too.

• Even if you make it through China without recruiting Chin, it's highly unlikely you'll survive the rest of the way alone.

• Chin can beat the Japan boss consistently.

Average Looks

And speaking of looks, DD III looks about the same as the other games in this trilogy, which is to say just slightly above average. There's nothing here that you've haven't seen several times before. You'll also find the sounds solidly average.

One Life to Live

No NES fist fighter has any business talking 'stuff' unless they've mastered at least one Double Dragon game. However, if you can beat your way through Double Dragon III, you've really got your stuff together.This is the toughest DD yet -- you only get one life to make it through the game. The trick is to get other characters to join your quest so their life lines can keep you going. But even then you'll find your adversaries, particularly the bosses, are real hard cases.

You get one continue if you fail during Level 4 or 5.

Black and Blue Belt Recommended

Double Dragon strikes again. DD III is one of the toughest street fighting games around. The graphics won't knock you out, but the fighting definitely will. If you've mastered the first two Double Dragon games then you must tackle this one, too, but be forewarned: the knuckle-busting gets pretty dirty. It's the law of the video jungle: Beat or be beaten.