Stages & Bosses: 0:28 Stage 1: Streets of Bronx 4:47 Stage 2: Pit Bully (Boss 1) 6:14 Stage 3: Hills of Bronx 10:53 Stage 4: Gymhouse (Boss 2) (One-on-One) 12:13 Stage 5: Bronx By Day 18:39 Stage 6: Bouncing Bed (Boss 3) (One-on-One) 20:03 Stage 7: Garbage Hills 25:47 Stage 8: The Stadium (Single-Player) (Baseball Game, each dwarf must score at least 1 run) 27:54 Stage 9: House of Fire (Firehouse) (Boss 4) (One-on-One) [Hit all the windows, then the foundation with the wrecking ball. Once the dragon is exposed, target the opposite side of this creature to push him towards the fire hydrant you want to use to cool him off and end the fight. Hits on the right push him left and hits on the left push him right.] 29:54 Stage 10: Trolley Ride (Single-Player) (Auto-Scrolling) 31:40 Stage 11: Man of a Thousand Swords (Boss 5) 32:53 Stage 12: Riker's Island 37:07 Stage 13: Taconic Parkway (Single-Player) 39:57 Stage 14: Laser Research 45:00 Stage 15: Barney's Machines (Final Boss) 45:01 Final Boss, Phase 1: Barney's Walker Mech 45:36 Final Boss, Phase 2: Barney's Cat-Tank Mech (The War Hog) 46:17 Final Boss, Phase 3: Barney's Mech-Suit 47:06 Final Boss, Final Phase: Barney, Wearing a Float-Pack 47:43 Ending and Credits
The red skulls are for special attacks, such as the one I do at 7:00, although you also lose them from getting hit. I'm not sure where in the video the move you mentioned is shown, but I believe that is a different special attack that uses 2 or 3 skulls. The manual shows the full move list. www.gamesdatabase.org/Media/SYSTEM/Sega_Saturn//Manual/formated/Three_Dirty_Dwarves_-_1996_-_Sega.pdf
It was fairly good, but it would have been less frustrating if I had known from the start that you can revive your player by yourself after you get knocked out. Still, even with the ability to get back up, there is the potential for all 3 players to get hit by one attack and have to start the stage over. So I would say it's a good game but can be a little frustrating. It's easier in single player.
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Those guys behind Segasoft and Appaloosa really put their hearts into the game, even with all the weird humor behind this.
Underrated classic, in my opinion.
I remember playing this game on my Saturn. Those were the days.
Stages & Bosses:
0:28 Stage 1: Streets of Bronx
4:47 Stage 2: Pit Bully (Boss 1)
6:14 Stage 3: Hills of Bronx
10:53 Stage 4: Gymhouse (Boss 2) (One-on-One)
12:13 Stage 5: Bronx By Day
18:39 Stage 6: Bouncing Bed (Boss 3) (One-on-One)
20:03 Stage 7: Garbage Hills
25:47 Stage 8: The Stadium (Single-Player) (Baseball Game, each dwarf must score at least 1 run)
27:54 Stage 9: House of Fire (Firehouse) (Boss 4) (One-on-One) [Hit all the windows, then the foundation with the wrecking ball. Once the dragon is exposed, target the opposite side of this creature to push him towards the fire hydrant you want to use to cool him off and end the fight. Hits on the right push him left and hits on the left push him right.]
29:54 Stage 10: Trolley Ride (Single-Player) (Auto-Scrolling)
31:40 Stage 11: Man of a Thousand Swords (Boss 5)
32:53 Stage 12: Riker's Island
37:07 Stage 13: Taconic Parkway (Single-Player)
39:57 Stage 14: Laser Research
45:00 Stage 15: Barney's Machines (Final Boss)
45:01 Final Boss, Phase 1: Barney's Walker Mech
45:36 Final Boss, Phase 2: Barney's Cat-Tank Mech (The War Hog)
46:17 Final Boss, Phase 3: Barney's Mech-Suit
47:06 Final Boss, Final Phase: Barney, Wearing a Float-Pack
47:43 Ending and Credits
Those shotgun sounds seem like they came from Doom.
It's the exact same sound effect! :D
When I first heard it in this game I had to pause and audibly say "waiiiiit a second..."
It's kinda like seeing a Ralph Bakshi animation made videogame.
I love the graphical style!!!
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this game is awesome. and so is mednafen!
Screw modern games ill take retro games like this anyday
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What do those red skull indicate, and how did you that special attack where you spin another player and they do a spin attack dealing alot of damage?
The red skulls are for special attacks, such as the one I do at 7:00, although you also lose them from getting hit. I'm not sure where in the video the move you mentioned is shown, but I believe that is a different special attack that uses 2 or 3 skulls. The manual shows the full move list. www.gamesdatabase.org/Media/SYSTEM/Sega_Saturn//Manual/formated/Three_Dirty_Dwarves_-_1996_-_Sega.pdf
How are you doing Netplay with this game? Is it emulated or on the Saturn?
It is with the emulator Mednafen, which has netplay support.
That really does look like the Bronx
Pal from staten island always called it the boogie down lol
I've never heard of this beat-em-up! Is this based on some series or something? Regardless, it looks like fun.
It's by the same mystery guy who did other cartoons at the time. You can see it's a magic version of dungeon and dragons simplify.
Well was it fun?
It was fairly good, but it would have been less frustrating if I had known from the start that you can revive your player by yourself after you get knocked out. Still, even with the ability to get back up, there is the potential for all 3 players to get hit by one attack and have to start the stage over. So I would say it's a good game but can be a little frustrating. It's easier in single player.
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