IGN writes: "River City Ransom is an undeniable classic in the beat-'em-up genre from the NES era, and Super Dodge Ball is a similarly well regarded sports sim from that same age. Crash 'N The Boys: Street Challenge is from the same series as both of those previous VC re-releases (the Kunio-Kun/Downtown Nekketsu High School franchise), and it plays like a mixture of both concepts -- it's sports-focused, like Super Dodge Ball, but it also lets you beat the snot out of your opponents in most of the events, like River City. If you enjoyed either of those two games (and you should have already downloaded both of them), then you'll love Crash 'N The Boys too. Toss it 500 of your Wii Points, and get in there to give old whiny Todd Thornley something to really cry about".
Neil writes: "Harking back to the glory days? No not of 2019 but years before that. Well, you're in luck if you are as today we see a smattering of old, new, titles arrive on Xbox One with ARC SYSTEM WORKS porting over some NES classics for the modern day gamer to enjoy. And yep, it's Double Dragon that steals the show."
Double Dragon 1-3, River City Ransom, Renegade, Super Dodge Ball? Omg I played the living daylights outta these! Shoot, nice adds!
Hopefully there will be an option to turn off those stupid side borders. Great line up never played the NES version of Double Dragon I only own the SMS version.
Thought this was going to be Nintendo returning the favour to Microsoft for their exclusives.
Why is the final boss of Double Dragon the only character in the game with a gun? There is an entire gang running the streets with baseball bats, dynamite, giant rocks etc. But none of them carry guns. They will kill you throwing giant rocks at you
Hey Poor Player's Mike Vito writes - "Before I begin this review, I believe it’s extremely important to teach uninformed gamers of what the Kunio-Kun series is, because without that I believe you lose what this and many other games in the series offer most: Charm."
A.J. says: "Ever since Wii's debut back in 2006, there have been many retro hidden gems made available to download. In this list, I explore ten of the best underrated NES games that you can now play on Wii U, 3DS, or the trusty old Wii."
I think I know what i'm buying with my internet channel refund now. :-D