SEGA Dreamcast - POWER STONE 2 - JAPAN GAME In Very Good Condition Power Stone 2: Dreamcast/ CAPCOM (SEGA, Japan Import)Į753 Sega Dreamcast Power Stone 2 Japan DC POWER STONE 2 + Spine Card DC Sega Dreamcast JAPAN Ref:316085 Sega Dreamcast Power Stone 2 JAPAN IMPORT Power Stone 2 with Spine Card Sega Dreamcast DC Japan Import Game US Seller Power Stone 2 SEGA Dreamcast DC Japan Import US Seller DC1039 READ POWER STONE 2 - Sega Dreamcast (NTSC/J) JP IMPORT Sega Dreamcast Power Stone 2 Japan US seller Japanese JDM capcom dc Power Stone 2 (Sega Dreamcast) (Japan Import) - Disc ONLY! Party game extraordinaire, Power Stone 2 can keep even the most picky of gamers on the tips of their toes for hours on end.Power Stone 2 (Sega Dreamcast,2000) from japan Creating alliances, rivalries, and outright brawls is only as limited as your aggression. Teamed up in cooperative mode or duking it out in a free-for-all, the action is fast, furious, and almost always a different experience each time throughout.
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Worlds above the dual fare in the original, a screen full of your busy buddies is more fun than you can fathom. “The biggest star of the game however is the four-player mayhem. There is so much going on in a four-player battle that collecting the power stones takes a backseat to just constantly beating up one of the other three characters.” Now you’ve got to think about where you’re going to land, as well as which harmful obstacle you can knock your enemy into next. Now, you don’t simply hop around small levels kicking each other in an attempt to collect all three power stones. But even though the game is even more action-packed than the original, the backgrounds add a lot of strategy to the game. Also, because of the wild backgrounds, the action moves along at a much faster pace. “The graphics are roughly the same as the original Power Stone’s, but since you’re seeing more fighters onscreen, the characters are a little smaller. Picking up and using objects, even busting out super moves… it’s all incredibly simple to do.” There is only one attack button, and when rapidly pounded upon it will help you smite your enemies. Part of the game designer’s mantra seems to have been “keep it simple, stupid”. Since Power Stone 2 is not a joystick/button combo intensive game ala the Street Fighter series, the analog stick will do just fine for most players. The game plays equally well with either the standard controller or the Arcade Stick. And most importantly, the battle for control of the Power Stones, which unlock god-like abilities in your character, is still the center of attention…Ĭontrols are solid, which is to be expected from Capcom. The lush graphics and fluid frame rate are still present and accounted for. Combat areas are still as interactive as ever, allowing you to yank poles out of the ground and whack your opponent upside the head with them. “The good news is, if you’re looking for more of the same, you’ve found it. With the possible exception of Dead or Alive 2, fighting on multiple levels has never been better.” For example, one stage begins atop a giant airplane, switches to an aerial battle, and then finishes on the ground. The style of Power Stone 2’s gameplay is exactly the same as the first.Īll of the fighting takes place on massive, multi-leveled stages. The first Power Stone made its mark as a fighting game by placing more of an emphasis on using weapons and the environment than the traditional combos and super moves. If you loved the first one, brace yourself, because you’ll go bonkers over the sequel.
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“The second installment in the Power Stone series takes all the basic ideas of the first and makes them bigger and better. Most noticeably, the game now supports four players for a completely chaotic experience. Power Stone 2 takes everything from the original and turns it up a notch (or two). Power Stone was also Capcom’s first successful attempt at bringing their quirky by killer style of fighting to the third dimension. It built on many of the arena fighting concepts established by Poy Poy on the Playstation.
The original Power Stone was one of the most exciting launch titles on the Dreamcast. Meta-Review: Power Stone 2 – Sega Dreamcast
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