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as a 6 year old playing renegade Big Bertha traumatised me from women for life
lol yup i remeber playing this at some shitty seaside town
I don’t really think this game should be called “Below average”, seeing as it’s the game that defined the genre. Sure, it’s not awesome, but it is still good fun and an excellent starting game for Beat ‘Em Ups. Although, DOuble Dragon did set the standard.
hey larry, i love GLRC and was wondering if you got the idea for the opening pictures of the series (the discolored face of who i assume is you, often getting hurt) from the gorrilaz music video ‘rock it’
Renegade the final chapter is the worst game ever ! the controls were shit the game play was shit the storyline of travelling through time was shit it was shit!
does anyone noice the swaztika on the side f the train in the speccy version at the bottam of the door?
kunio kun soccer and kunio kun basketball were the two of the best NES games to be ever made imo
lol you’re so british ;D
NO!
Yoshihisa Kishimoto is the author.
They are made and moved well edited.
Good luck in the future please
Indeed, I don’t know why they did that either, as Target: Renegade is regarded as one if not the best beat em up on the Amstrad/Spectrum/Commodore 64.
Thank you for the kind words.
We are going to make more episodes of this, some about British conversions of famous Japanese games.
作者の岸本良久です。
編集などよくできていて感動しました。
今後もがんばってください！
That’s weird. Though I’m not surprised considering all the other changes to some titles for Europe.
It was renamed “Street Gangs” in the UK for some bizarre reason.
Wow. awesome vid! I love beat-em ups. I’ve been wanting to play River City Ransom for some time now.
Possibly
lol 0:56 is that a reference to wez?
OOHH… I was thinking about Double Dragon 2 on the Gameboy because that’s actually a Kunio Kun game, but the graphics were changed when it had been released over here in the US.
I did a little bit of research into the Kunio Kun franchise, you see.
Somehow, the Kunio Kun series managed to get a Japanese Comic of it… Yeah, I was like WTF too…
Ironically, the non-canonical NES game Target: Renegade appeared to be more based on the NES version of Double Dragon, rather than the NES version of Renegade/Kunio, and the NES version of Double Dragon II played more like the NES version of Renegade/Kunio.
Arcade version of Renegade/Kunio Kun AND arcade version of Double Dragon II. The original Double Dragon had fixed punch and kick buttons.
Arcade version of Renegade or Double Dragon?
I was talking about the arcade version.
Well, if your talking about the Gameboy version, then it sort of makes sense, but i wouldn’t know why the home console versions would.
Yes, they have the same scheme. “Left Attack” button and “Right Attack” button. In fact, they used this same scheme in Double Dragon II: The Revenge!