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Game Overview

Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story on the Sega Genesis is basically a side-scrolling beat 'em up with some light RPG elements—which sounds weird for a Bruce Lee game, but it kinda works. You punch, kick, and flip through waves of goons in dojos and back alleys, and between levels you get these little cutscenes that loosely follow the movie’s version of his life. The fighting feels a little stiff at first, but once you get the timing down for combos, it’s satisfying to chain moves together.

What’s cool is that you can unlock different fighting styles as you progress, though I always ended up sticking with Jeet Kune Do because, well, it’s Bruce Lee. The music’s got that classic Genesis sound—all crunchy bass and punchy drums—and the pixel art does a decent job of capturing Bruce’s moves. It’s not the deepest fighter out there, but if you’re into old-school brawlers or just want to throw some nunchucks around, it’s a solid pick.