| 100 |
Games Radar UK (Pre-2006)
It's in full-on four-player mode that Power Stone 2 attains genius status. As long as you've got three mates up to speed on the game, you literally won't be able to put your joypads down.
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| 97 |
Spank!
Probably the most fun you can have with two people without having to clear up afterwards.
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| 95 |
Gaming Maxx
Fast paced, 3D fighting at its finest level as of yet.
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| 91 |
Da Gameboyz
With superb graphics, stellar sound, huge levels, simple but addicting gameplay and the addition of four-player multiplayer you cannot go wrong purchasing this title.
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| 90 |
AllDreamcast
Bring some friends over for some 4-way gaming action and you won't find a more entertaining and addicting game on the Dreamcast.
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| 90 |
CNET Gamecenter
The brilliant thing is that with everything happening on screen with four players, the action still remains fluid at 60 frames per second.
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| 90 |
Hot Games
You either love it because you loved the first one, or would rather play something more traditional in the fighting genre.
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| 90 |
IGN
I'd recommend "Power Stone 2" to any one of you on any day of the week. Go out and get it right now!
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| 90 |
GamePro
Capcom has managed to amaze, astound, and confuse with this new entry into the console party/fighting game genre.
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| 90 |
Game Fan
Takes everything that was great about the first outing--the insane speed, the fantastic cast, the fun fighting engine, and the impressive pyrotechnics--and expands on every bit of it, without succumbing to the curse of most follow-ups: going overboard.
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| 90 |
CheckOut
Verdict: Kickass.
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| 90 |
Sega X
But Power Stone 2 has gone through more cosmetic surgery than Linda Tripp since it's original arrived on American shores last September.
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| 88 |
Daily Radar
Power Stone 2 may well be remembered as the most confusing fighting game ever created. And a whole lot of fun.
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| 83 |
Game Revolution
Passing the game is a short, easy task and other than the item collection in adventure mode, there isn't enough single player action to keep things fresh. But toss a few friends on the couch and it's magic.
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| 82 |
GameSpot
As a four-player game, it's definitely one of the wildest fighters to come to the Dreamcast.
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| 82 |
GamerWeb Sega
A four-player oasis in a desert of single- or two-player titles, Powerstone 2 will quench your thirst for party fun. Just don't expect a serious fighting engine or any sort of lasting appeal in when you're stuck playing with yourself.
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| 80 |
Happy Puppy
Unless gamers are intimidated by the sheer chaos of Power Stone 2, this is likely to become one of the premiere party games for the Dreamcast.
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| 80 |
DC Swirl
If you don't have friends to play Power Stone 2 with, it loses about two thirds of its appeal.
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| 75 |
Planet Dreamcast
It doesn't completely live up to its predecessor in all areas (ease of play, final boss), but in others (arena design, Adventure Mode) it's actually better.
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