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+ | '''''The Dragon''''' (also called''''' 李小龍''''' (Bruce Lee) in Chinese, '''''التنين''''' (Al Tinneen) in Arabic, and '''''Lee Dragon''''') is a platform/beat 'em up/fighting game starring Bruce Lee, released on the Famicom by ''Ramar International''. |
It is notable for a few reasons: it's of the few games featuring both English and Arabic language options, it includes both an in-game move list along with the one also printed on the cartridge label, and the main character and boss characters use sprites taken from ''[[Wikipedia:Mortal Kombat (1992 video game)|''Mortal Kombat'']]''. |
It is notable for a few reasons: it's of the few games featuring both English and Arabic language options, it includes both an in-game move list along with the one also printed on the cartridge label, and the main character and boss characters use sprites taken from ''[[Wikipedia:Mortal Kombat (1992 video game)|''Mortal Kombat'']]''. |
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Revision as of 18:58, 18 November 2017
The Dragon (also called 李小龍 (Bruce Lee) in Chinese, التنين (Al Tinneen) in Arabic, and Lee Dragon) is a platform/beat 'em up/fighting game starring Bruce Lee, released on the Famicom by Ramar International.
It is notable for a few reasons: it's of the few games featuring both English and Arabic language options, it includes both an in-game move list along with the one also printed on the cartridge label, and the main character and boss characters use sprites taken from Mortal Kombat.
Overview
The player assumes the role of Bruce Lee, who uses Liu Kang's sprites. The levels are split into a platforming/action section and a one-on-one fighting section, with both sections using the same control mechanics. The end level bosses are other characters from the first Mortal Kombat, but renamed in a ridiculous fashion. The bosses are made up of Scorpion ("Suzuki"), Johnny Cage ("Ram"), Kano ("Tat"), Sonya ("Alice Yang") and Raiden ("Fatek"). Text screens before and after each level loosely refer to some of Bruce Lee's films.
Besides the main story mode there is also a "Battle" option, which allows the player to select and fight any of the five level bosses in a best 2-out-of-3 match. There is no option for a second human player to join in, nor the possibility to play as any of the other characters other than Lee.
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Trivia
- The cartridge label features a cutout of Kim Kaphwan from Fatal Fury 2 clashing with a picture of the actor Jason Scott Lee, which is taken from the movie poster of Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story, in which he played Bruce Lee.
- Several sound effects and tunes in the game come right out of Mickey Mania 7, a game developed by Ei-How Yang, atop of several other visual similarities in the title and game over screens.