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===Other platforms=== Versions of ''Double Dragon'' has been produced for various other platforms as well. In 1988, Activision released versions of ''Double Dragon'' for the Atari 2600 and Atari 7800. During the same year, ports of ''Double Dragon'' were released by Melbourne House for the following computer platforms: Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and IBM PC, all ported by Binary Designs. Two different Amstrad CPC versions were produced: one was released for the CPC6128 (128kB RAM) based on the Amiga version, while the other was released for the CPC464 (tape and 64kB RAM) and was ported from the Sinclair version. In 1991, a second Commodore 64 version was released by Ocean Software unrelated to the earlier Melbourne House port. In 1992, Accolade released a Genesis port of the game in North America and Europe under the Ballistic Software label. This version was released as an unlicensed third-party cartridge. An Atari Lynx version was released in 1993, developed by Knight Technologies and published by Telegames. In 2003, a remake of the original arcade game titled ''Double Dragon Advance'' was released for the Game Boy Advance. The game features all of the stages and almost all of the characters of both Double Dragon and Double Dragon II, but with new stages, fighting techniques and cut-scenes added to the mix (most of them based on the later installments). It was developed by Million Corp. and published by Atlus. In 2006, a mobile phone game based on ''Double Dragon Advance'' was released titled ''Double Dragon EX''. It was developed by Korean-based Eolith An Xbox Live Arcade version of the ''Double Dragon'' for the Xbox 360 was released on May 9, 2007. This version features an emulation of the original arcade game, as well as an optional game mode featuring redrawn high definition graphics and a remixed soundtrack. It also features support for online multiplayer. It was delisted on July 1, 2009 due to the closure of its publisher, Empire Interactive. In 2009, a version of ''Double Dragon'' was released as a launch title for the Zeebo game console in Brazil. Developed by Brizo Interactive under license from Million, Zeebo version of ''Double Dragon'' is not a port of the original arcade game or any previous version, but a new game made for the system.
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