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Guns, Gore and Cannoli 2 is like a mobster film had a baby with a Saturday morning cartoon — and it brought all the wisecracks and none of the seriousness.
Moonscars feels like trying to dance in a minefield—except the mines are sentient, and they hate your guts.
'Mayhem Brawler' is like a comic book come to life, with punches that hit harder than your mom's meatloaf.
Double Dragon IV is like an old-school arcade brawl, where every punch feels like a nostalgic echo — just wish it had a bit more oomph.