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The enemy gangs each represented a high school in the Japanese version, but the Western versions names each gang after a different theme, such as the Frat Guys and the Home Boys. The passwords in the Japanese version were written in the style of haiku a very short form of Japanese poetry. The first line used five 5 characters, the second line used seven 7 and the final third line used five characters. The passwords in this version saved the player's money and their stats only except for their maximum amount of stamina.

Everything else except defeated bosses was saved with the Turbo File. In the Western versions, the passwords still use three lines but they are longer, with eleven 11 characters for each line. The passwords in these versions of the game save the player's stats, their money, what they have in their inventory and the bosses they have defeated. Downtown Nekketsu Monogatari was ported to the Sharp X, a Japanese computer platform, and released in April This version of the game, which was developed by SPS and published by Sharp , features several enhancements to the Famicom original, such as displaying three enemy characters on-screen instead of just two, slightly more colorful graphics, an expanded game world, and new items and special techniques for the player including some that were only used by certain enemy characters in the Famicom version, such as the headbutt and the whirlwind kick.

The new locations includes several new shops such as a dojo and the schools of each enemy gang, each featuring two new bosses. In addition to the player's regular stats, the player also has individual stats for all the special techniques their character has acquired.

The more frequently a special move is used to finish off enemies, the stronger that particular move becomes. Unlike the Famicom version, the X does not feature adjustable difficulty settings. The player can save and load their progress in one of ten save files provided by the game itself. The player's progress is saved in this version on the PC Engine's backup memory. The rest of the game is almost identical to the Famicom version.

These versions of the game were then released on the 3DS Virtual Console. Finally, the games were released on the WiiU Virtual Console as well. The Japanese version was released next on August 5, and finally the North American version was released on October 1, This compilation will also include River City Ransom and will be released in Japan in Bikkuri Nekketsu Shin Kiroku!

This game is also part of the Downtown Nekketsu series. In , Armen Casarjian a QA tester for Atari at the time applied for the expired trademark for River City Ransom , which was accepted in the following six months [5]. Though this did not grant him the rights to the game's assets, he had the right to use the game's name, so he created a development company, Realize Games , to create a sequel to the original game.

Out of respect for Million Co. This remake was developed by Million Co. The most notable change from the original version is the lack of a multiplayer mode, but the game makes various improvements and changes borrowed from previous games in the franchise, such as Downtown Special: Kunio-kun no Jidaigeki and other Kunio-kun beat 'em ups.

The game would also be released as an online PC game in [6]. Though planned for release in , the game was put on hold indefinitely and likely cancelled that same year [7]. A second remake was released in for the Nintendo 3DS. It tells the same story from the original game from Kunio's point of view in a span of three days.

In April , Conatus Creative Inc. Regardless, the first development preview of the game was released in December and the game went gold in August A beta was released to all backers on January and the game was finally released in the following month. Players can find an Easter egg in the localized versions of the game by accessing the Status screen. With the second controller, the player holds Left and presses Select and Right at the same time on player one's controller.

The above screens will show up in the respective game while the Double Dragon theme the same one used when fighting Randy and Andy will play.

Pressing either the A or B buttons will return the player to the game. The graphics for the mugshots of Kunio and Riki and the Japanese characters with their names were overwritten with the title screen graphics of Street Gangs , which explains why the graphics are not shown properly.

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