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CERO
Missing Parameter! |
Streets of Rage 2, known as Bare Knuckle II: Shitou e no Requiem (ベア・ナックルII 死闘への鎮魂歌 lit. Bare Knuckle II: Requiem to the Deadly Struggle) in Japan and Streets of Rage II in Europe, is a side-scrolling beat-'em-up game for the Sega Mega Drive, released in 1992 as a sequel to Streets of Rage.
It received 8-bit ports for the Sega Master System and Sega Game Gear around the same period. In 2015, a Nintendo 3DS port was released, 3D Streets of Rage 2.
Contents
Story
One year after the events of Streets of Rage, the game's former protagonists Adam Hunter, Axel Stone, and Blaze Fielding go to a nightspot and reminisce over their defeat of Mr. X. The following day Axel gets a call from Eddie "Skate" Hunter, Adam's younger brother, telling him that he returned to the brothers' house to find it in shambles, with a picture of Adam chained to a wall next to Mr. X left behind. Axel, Blaze, Skate and their friend Max embark on a mission to rescue their friend, traversing through the city once again overrun by Mr. X's criminal gang.
“ | One year after the battle...
The city that had been plagued with crime and violence was safe and peaceful. However, evil has once again cast its shadow over the city. Mr. X, the Syndicate boss believed destroyed by the three young vigilantes, has come back to life stronger than ever. Thirsty for revenge, he kidnaps Adam in an attempt to lure Axel and Blaze into a trap! Axel and Blaze set out to help their companion, joined by Axel's friend Max, a wrestler, and Adam's kid brother, Skate. They're determined to save Adam and put Mr. X out of action! Four young friends, rage burning inside them, make a stand for friendship and peace... |
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— Opening sequence |
Gameplay
For the most part, Streets of Rage 2 remains largely unchanged from its predecessor in terms of gameplay, however makes several important additions which would become staples in the series.
Rather than all characters sharing the same special move to defeat all on-screen enemies, each character is given their own unique blitz attack, which allows the player to deal great damage with a single hit. Also included are 'breakout' moves that allow them to break out of holds, which can in turn damage enemies both in front of and behind them. The amount of times that blitz and breakout attacks can be used is limited, as each decreases the player's life gauge (the latter only if the move connects, the former always). In addition, each character has a unique move (e.g. Axel's Grand Upper, noted above) that causes substantial damage without depleting their energy.
The most notable change between Streets of Rage and Streets of Rage 2 are the aesthetics - Streets of Rage 2 uses bigger sprites and backgrounds, which in turn leads to greater combat accuracy (at the expense of screen estate). Characters are all individually named and there are more special effects.
Playable Characters
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Axel Stone |
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Like the previous game, Axel is the middle-of-the-road character, and is considered the best choice for beginners due to his all-round stats. His blitz attack is the Grand Upper, which is arguably the most useful and effective move of the game due to its high damage but relatively fast execution, which make it effective against bosses and enemies with a "breakout" special move. He has average movement speed and agility. | |
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Blaze Fielding |
Blaze is the faster option, although the game hides this from the user with its "star" system for measuring stats (which in reality isn't tied to the actual programmed stats). This comes at the expense of dealing less damage to enemies with some of her moves. | |
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Eddie "Skate" Hunter/Sammy Hunter |
Skate, known as Sammy in Japan (a reference to the Sega-published DJ Boy, originally by Sammy) is the lightest and most agile character, the weakest in terms of combo damage, but the second strongest in terms of grappling. Skate is the only character capable of sprinting, thanks to the rollerskates after which he is named, which can allow him to escape many attacks which the other characters would not be able to avoid. | |
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Max Thunder |
Max is the "powerhouse" of the game possessing great strength at the expense of slow movement speed and, like Adam in the previous game, he is only present in the Mega Drive version. This puts him at a disadvantage with speedier enemies. |
Enemies
Bosses
Levels
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Round 1 - Downtown |
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Round 2 - Bridge Construction |
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Round 3 - Amusement Park |
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Round 4 - Stadium |
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Round 5 - Ship |
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Round 6 - Jungle |
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Round 7 - Munitions Plant |
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Round 8 - Syndicate Stronghold |
Regional Differences
Varying levels of censorship were included for western releases of the game. In the North American version, the cigar smoked by Mr. X in round 8 is removed, as is the ability to see up Blaze's skirt when she performs certain moves. The European version has the upskirt animations, but no cigar. There are minor name changes across characters also.
Streets of Rage 2 was one of the first Mega Drive titles to be region locked, however data is largely consistent between the two versions (i.e. there are two title screens, just one is disabled). If one changes the region in an emulator, elements of the game may change, and if physical cartridge sizes were not an issue, the European and Japanese versions of the game would be interchangeable (although at the correct speed, as the PAL version runs in unoptimised 50Hz) and vice versa.
Soundtrack
- Main article: Streets of Rage 2 Original Soundtrack.
Streets of Rage 2's soundtrack was composed by Yuzo Koshiro (known for his work on the first Streets of Rage and The Revenge of Shinobi) and Motohiro Kawashima. This soundtrack is considered by some to be the best of the series, and the printed album is by far the easiest of the series' printed releases to find since there was a US release as well as a Japanese one.
Prototype
A prototype of Bare Knuckle II is was leaked onto the internet, with the dump being very different from the final, and only Round 1 being playable. The prototype lacks sound effects, and the scrapped music track "Walking Bottom" is played throughout. The player cannot pick up weapons, even if they are within range. Max has a different sprite set, and can vault enemies, which means he cannot perform his Atomic power throw.
History
Release
Japanese television advertisements featured Reina Hazuzi as Blaze Fielding[4].
In Europe, the Mega Drive Streets of Rage 2 was released at around the period where Sega switched from the classic "black grid" design of its Mega Drive boxes to the "blue" style of 1993 onwards. Later prints of the cartridge label use this newer style (with the "Mega Drive" text printed vertically rather than horizontally) - it is not thought the box or instruction manual were changed at any point.
Legacy
The direct sequel, Streets of Rage 3, borrows heavily from Streets of Rage 2.
Streets of Rage 2 has been included on numerous compilations of Mega Drive games and was brought to the Mega Play arcade system. It is also available on the Wii Virtual Console, Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network, Steam and iOS. The iOS version was removed from sale on iTunes in 2015. [5]
Production Credits
Mega Drive version
- Game Design
Main Planning: Cadmix
Planning: Talk Uchimura (Shout! Ow), Ayano Koshiro (Ancient), Mikito Ichikawa (MNM)
System Design: Talk Uchimura (Shout! Ow)
- Programming
Main Program: Akitoshi Kawano (Shout! Ow)
Main Enemy Program: Yukio Takahashi (Ancient)
Enemy and Demo Program: Tatsuya Sato (HIC), Djinni (HIC), Noritaka Yakita (HIC)
- Music
Music Composition: Yuzo Koshiro, Motohiro Kawashima
Sound Effect: Yuzo Koshiro
Sound Driver: Takeshi Maruyama (MNM)
- Management
Project Management: Wanta
- Design
Obj Design: Ayano Koshiro (Ancient), Hitoshi Ariga, Tomoharu Saitoh, Anything, Pochi
Main Design: Ayano Koshiro (Ancient)
B.G. Design: Koji Utsunomiya (Shout! Ow), Tsurugi Oda (Shout! Ow), Akishi Imai (Shout! Ow), Kouhei Ichikawa, Satoshi Nakai, Koichiro Kobayashi, Seishi Atsumiya, Ayano Koshiro (Ancient)
- Special Thanks
Team Streets of Rage, Zozo, Todo, Y.K.K, Hassy, Kyoten
Game Gear version
- Game Design
Planning: Monty, Show, Mud
- Programming
Main Programming: Mud
Demo Programming: Kozo
- Music
Music Composition: Yuzo Koshiro
Sound Effects: Yuzo Koshiro
Sound Driver: Mikito Ichikawa
- Design
Obj Design: Python
BG Design: Show, Wozl
- Special Thanks to
Ancient, Team S.O.R., B.T.R., C.O.M., Abadede Jr.
Master System version
- Game Design
Planning: Abadede Jr., Python
- Programming
Main Programming: Nag
Demo Programming: Mumu
- Music
Music Composition: Yuzo Koshiro
Sound Effects: Yuzo Koshiro
Sound Driver: Mikito Ichikawa
- Design
Obj Design: Python, Tunan
BG Design: Tunan, Honey
- Special Thanks to
Team Streets of Rage
Promotional Material
- SoR2 MD US PrintAdvert.jpg
Mega Drive US print advert
Mega Drive UK TV advert (with Batman Returns)
- 1993 01 - Streets of Rage II.jpg
Mega Drive ES print advert
Digital Manuals
Physical scans
Mega Drive version
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Game Gear version
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PlayStation Network version
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Xbox Live version
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External links
- Sega of Japan catalogue pages (Japanese): PlayStation 3 (PlayStation Network version)
- SCEJ catalogue pages (Japanese): PlayStation 3
- Streets of Rage 2 on PlayStation.com: US
- Sega of Japan Virtual Console page (Japanese)
- Streets of Rage 2 on Xbox Marketplace: GB, US, JP, KR
- Streets of Rage 2 on iTunes: GB, US (offline)
- Streets of Rage 2 on Steam
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