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Aksys Bringing Three Technos Beat-Em-Ups to the Virtual Console

Akira_EX | April 17, 2008 | News | Wii 
Technos is a now-defunct video game company, whose claim to fame was the widely ppopular Kunio-kun and Double Dragon series.

IGN has confirmed that Aksys will be releasing three Technos NES beat-em-ups for the North American Virtual Console, starting next week. The first game released, next week, will be the hugely popular River City Ransom, followed up by Double Dragon and Renegade.

Out of the three, River City Ransom is the most anticipated after being released already on both the Japanese and PAL Virtual Consoles. I for one can't wait for this to be released, so I can finally play this game.

Read up more on the Kunio-kun series here.

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Aksys has confirmed to IGN that it is delivering three NES beat 'em ups to the Virtual Console soon. First up is the beloved River City Ransom, arriving next week. Double Dragon and Renegade will follow in each successive week.

River City Ransom features the same Kunio-Kun characters found in Renegade and Super Dodge Ball. All three games were developed by Technos in Japan.

Double Dragon follows Billy Lee, a buff vigilante who fights his way through numerous thugs and crime bosses to save his girlfriend.

Double Dragon was missing the co-op mode on the NES (as opposed to the rocking Aracade game -- there were a number of other differences in the NES game as well, both positive and negative, but since only one version's being offered here, either enjoy it or get an Xbox 360 for the XBLA version) but it did have scrolling levels, as opposed to Renegade's mostly stationary levels. Both have punches, kicks, and bad guys who deserve to be punched and kicked.

Renegade follows Mr. K, a buff vigilante who fights his way through numerous thugs and crime bosses to save his girlfriend.

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