When I was eleven, Double Dragon was the only game in the world that mattered
The article reflects on the cultural impact of the game Double Dragon, particularly for the author and their classmates at age eleven, coinciding with the creator Yoshihisa Kishimoto's recent death at 64. It highlights how the game's focus on fighting henchmen resonated with the media landscape of 1989, including films like Batman, and became a defining experience for many players at the time.
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