I borrowed the Double Dragon DVD from a friend. On the back cover there's a description of the movie and some pictures, and then it says (translated from Danish, and Danish currency changed to 1994 US dollars value):
"The epic movie, with more than 14 million dollars worth of unbelievable special effects, based on the most popular TV-game ever!"
Oh really?
hahaha Tv-Game brilliant
shareSomehow that's entirely appropriate for this one.
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Truffaut: Do dreams have a bearing on your work?
Hitchcock: Daydreams, probably.
...based on the most popular TV-game ever!"
Yeah, in some countries they call console video games "TV games," because you play them on, you know, your TV.
shareThis was originally a hit arcade game, not a home console video game.
A massive arcade hit in 1987. I worked for 'Time Out' arcade in 1988. This arcade game had to be emptied twice a week because the quarters filled up the bin so fast...over $800 week.
Interesting. But in some countries they may not have gotten the arcade unit.
shareI don't see a problem
shareIt reads like it was originally in another language, then someone made a bad translation.
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