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{{sub-stub}}'''''Die Hard 2''''' is an unreleased [[Sega Master System]] sidescrolling action game based on the film ''[[wikipedia:Die Hard 2|Die Hard 2]]''. It was being developed by [[Tiertex]] and set to be published by [[Grandslam]] in December 1991 (for £24.99 in the UK).
 
{{sub-stub}}'''''Die Hard 2''''' is an unreleased [[Sega Master System]] sidescrolling action game based on the film ''[[wikipedia:Die Hard 2|Die Hard 2]]''. It was being developed by [[Tiertex]] and set to be published by [[Grandslam]] in December 1991 (for £24.99 in the UK).
  
The Master System version of the game was cancelled for unknown reasons, however other versions (under the extended title ''Die Hard 2: Die Harder'') were released for Amiga, Atari ST, IBM PC and Commodore 64 computers (after being delayed until 1992).
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The Master System version of the game was "indefinitely postponed" in mid-1992 as Sega had concerns with the quality of the product{{magref|segapro|9|9}}, however other versions (under the extended title ''Die Hard 2: Die Harder'') were released for [[Amiga]], [[Atari ST]], [[IBM PC]] and [[Commodore 64]] computers.
  
 
A different video game interpretation of ''Die Hard 2'' made it to a [[Sega]] system at a much later date - ''[[Die Hard Trilogy]]'' in 1996.
 
A different video game interpretation of ''Die Hard 2'' made it to a [[Sega]] system at a much later date - ''[[Die Hard Trilogy]]'' in 1996.

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Die Hard 2: Die Harder
System(s): Sega Master System
Publisher: Grandslam
Developer: Tiertex
Planned release date(s): 1991-12[1], 1992-01[2], 1992-09[3]
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1

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Die Hard 2 is an unreleased Sega Master System sidescrolling action game based on the film Die Hard 2. It was being developed by Tiertex and set to be published by Grandslam in December 1991 (for £24.99 in the UK).

The Master System version of the game was "indefinitely postponed" in mid-1992 as Sega had concerns with the quality of the product[4], however other versions (under the extended title Die Hard 2: Die Harder) were released for Amiga, Atari ST, IBM PC and Commodore 64 computers.

A different video game interpretation of Die Hard 2 made it to a Sega system at a much later date - Die Hard Trilogy in 1996.

Magazine articles

Main article: Die Hard 2: Die Harder/Magazine articles.

References