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Streets of Rage 2
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Mr. X and his powerful criminal syndicate have returned to the streets. Players take control of up to two of the four vigilantes, fighting their way through the hordes of punks once again, in one of the most acclaimed beat 'em up brawlers of all time.
5 ★ (16)
4 ★ (9)
3 ★ (3)
2 ★ (0)
1 ★ (0)

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Streets of Rage 2 is the sequel to Streets of Rage, and its plot basically says that in the past the former policemen young Axel Stone, Adam Hunter and Blaze Fielding celebrated the victory against th… Read more

Beat downs and severe thrashings over well crafted BGM.

A year has passed since Adam, Axel, and Blaze defeated Mr.X and saved the city. The three heroes part ways and Adam returns to being a cop. He lives together with his younger brother Skate, whom one d… Read more

Streets Of Rage 2

Streets Of Rage 2 developed by Sega and released in 1992 for the genesis is a very good 16-bit beat em up and will provide fun when playing solo or coop. The game has received multiple releases since… Read more

Streets of Rage 2 - A great old school beat-‘em up game to revist

It’s been almost 20 years since Streets of Rage 2 was first released, back in 1992 for the Sega Genesis. Back then the graphics, game play and music were superb, but, for today’s standard it’s just no… Read more

Quite possibly the best beat 'em up ever made

[Editors note: pictures speak louder than words and video speaks louder than pictures. For that reason, I have compiled a video preview of one of the levels from Streets of Rage 2 which cycles briefly… Read more

An amazing video game, but a terrible first game to review....

Forgive me for the 5 star rating. Lets face it, if you're reading this, you've already seen those stars there, so you already know what to expect. Mindless praise. But hear me out- I really didn't wan… Read more

Classic Side Scrolling Brawler

Streets of Rage 2 is one of those rare games that even if you pick it up years later (in my case, replaying it on the Sega Smash Pack for the Dreamcast) it is still a fantastically fun game despite it… Read more

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