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The first few levels are extremely fun, but only those with exceedingly well honed reflexes and an masochistic need to punish themselves will ever make it through the final areas of Stage 6. The graphics are excellent, with minimal flickering and large character sprites that are easy to differentiate from one-another. The gameplay, unfortunately, does not excel in quite the same manner that the presentation does. Ice Box, the burly titan, has a body splash that throws his considerable weight on top of his opponent; Hot Flash, the lithe female addition, launches herself into air with a bicycle kick that can crush skulls; and California Kid, the skater bringing balance between speed and power, jumps at his opponents with a one-two kick, smashing opponents in the face with his skates. Wearing roller-skates for the entire duration, the inability to instantly stop or turn around makes some of the platforming sections an absolute nightmare. The game moves at an impressively fast clip for an NES game, but this speed, combined with the inability to see more than a second or two in front of the player at any given time, makes memorization of level layouts essential for surviving the later stages.

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Rollergames ROM - Nintendo (NES) |

Wearing roller-skates for rolelrgames entire duration, the inability to instantly stop or turn around makes some of the platforming sections an absolute nightmare. The gameplay, unfortunately, does not excel in quite the same manner that the presentation does.

Each skater, in addition to their Patented Punishing Technique, can punch, kick, and throw their opponents while avoiding harmful obstacles in their path. The first few levels are rollrgames fun, but only those with exceedingly well honed reflexes and an masochistic need to punish themselves will ever make it through the final areas of Stage 6.

While the fighting controls and smooth and responsive, the character movements are exceedingly difficult to control. After selecting which team to play as, the player is thrown into the streets to battle it out, Double Dragon style. The player takes control of one of three selectable stars from the show: Ice Box, the rollergajes titan, has a body splash that throws his considerable weight on top of his opponent; Hot Flash, the lithe female rollergamee, launches herself into air with a bicycle kick that can crush skulls; and California Kid, the skater bringing balance between speed and power, jumps at his opponents with a one-two kick, smashing opponents in the face with his skates.

Additionally, tiny ledges and moving platforms that have to be perfectly navigated become headaches due to the perfect timing required to successfully land on them: The graphics are excellent, with minimal flickering and large character sprites that are easy to rpllergames from one-another.

The game moves at an impressively fast clip for an NES game, but this speed, combined with the inability to see more than nnes second or two in front of the player at any given time, makes memorization of level layouts essential for surviving the later stages. Furthering the potential for frustration is the complete lack of a checkpoint system; though there are unlimited continues, each rollergamee will send the player back to the beginning of the current stage, even if they meet their demise at the boss of an area.