Game title
Double Dragon
Japan 1988-04-08 / beat 'em up /Technos Japan
- #448Japanese release order (of 1239 titles)
- #28Famitsu score (of 367 titles)
- #41How much it is read now (of 942 titles)
- #462Launch price (of 1172 titles)
- 1988Release year
About this game title
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Players
1 - 2 players (simultaneous)
Officially playable today
Officially available
Products sold (1)
Even for the same game title, packs, bundles and budget re-releases count as separate products. Only those listed in the public record (Media Arts Database) are shown.
- Daburu Doragon
- Model no. TJC-WD / 5,800 yen / 1988-04-08
More details
Only the details we could confirm are shown.
- Series
- Double Dragon series
- Music
- Kazunaka Yamane
- Art
- Koji Ogata / Masao Shirato
- design
- Koji Ogata / Shinichi Saito / Koji Kai / Masao Shirato / Kumiko Mukai / Akemi Tazaki
- programming
- Hiroshi Sato / Tomoyasu Koga / Shigetaka Nishimura / Hideshi Kaneda
- production
- Yoshihisa Kishimoto
- Direction
- Yoshihisa Kishimoto
- Medium
- Digital download
Where it stands today
How much this title is read and edited today. Wikipedia page views and edit history, counted on 2026-8-30.
Readers of the Japanese article
about 645 views per month
Readers of the overseas article
about 6,363 views per month
Edits in the past 1 year
17 times
Still officially playable
Officially available
Current records (3 of 7)
The fastest completions of this title, as of 2026-8-30, and still being updated (the newest record is from 2022-09-25). These records are the work of the runners and authors. Their names and sources are given.
Stories left about this title
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What we still don't know
These details have not been traced.
Copies sold
Titles released the same day (1)
Other titles released in Japan on 1988-04-08.
Explore from here
Links to pages related to this title.
Source: created by adapting the "Media Arts Database" (https://mediaarts-db.artmuseums.go.jp/) of the National Center for Art Research, National Museum of Art
Sources: Japanese and English Wikipedia, Wikidata
Sources: TASVideos (https://tasvideos.org/), speedrun.com (https://www.speedrun.com/)