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Best 1 TMNT: Shredder's Revenge

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is a side-scrolling beat 'em up developed by Tribute Games and published by Dotemu in 2022. Inspired by the 1987 animated television series and earlier arcade games, it uses pixel-art graphics and supports cooperative play with several selectable hero...

2 Roberts Radio Revival iStream 3

The Roberts Radio Revival iStream 3 is a portable Bluetooth speaker featuring a classic rotary control dial and a modern digital sound system, offering both nostalgic aesthetics and contemporary audio performance.

3 Roberts Revival DAB Radio

The Roberts Revival DAB is a portable digital radio manufactured by the British company Roberts Radio. Introduced in the 2000s, the device features a distinctive retro aesthetic inspired by the company's 1950s models, characterized by a leathercloth casing and traditional rotary tuning dials. The ra...

4 River City Girls 2

River City Girls 2 is a 2022 beat 'em up developed by WayForward and co-published with Arc System Works. It follows Kyoko and Misako as they join Kunio and Riki in a new conflict across River City, with Marian and Provie added as playable characters. The game uses nonlinear progression, a larger con...

5 Double Dragon Neon

Double Dragon Neon is a 2012 beat 'em up developed by WayForward as a self-aware revival of the Technos series. It follows Billy and Jimmy Lee through side-scrolling fights while recasting the franchise's music, visuals, dialogue, and gadgets in a bright 1980s-inspired style. The game is designed fo...

6 Battletoads (2020)

Developed by Dlala Studios and released in 2020, this visually striking reboot of the classic Rare franchise blends traditional beat 'em up mechanics with varied mini-games.

7 Double Dragon IV

Released in 2017 by Arc System Works, this direct sequel retains the 16-bit retro aesthetic of the older titles, continuing the martial arts adventures of Billy and Jimmy Lee.

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