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Fighting Force 2 is a 1999 beat 'em up video game developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive for the PlayStation and Dreamcast. Unlike its predecessor, the game was not released for Windows or the Nintendo 64, though its Dreamcast version was actually released.

The Story Behind Fighting Force 2

Fighting Force 2 is a 1999 beat 'em up video game developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive for the PlayStation and Dreamcast. Unlike its predecessor, the game was not released for Windows or the Nintendo 64, though its Dreamcast version was actually released. Set in the not-too-distant future, human cloning has become a reality but has been banned by international treaty.

The Knackmiche Corporation is suspected of researching cloning, and mercenary Hawk Manson is sent on a covert mission to investigate. It features hand-to-hand and weapons combat like the original game but does not include multiplayer support. While it includes more weapons and larger levels than its predecessor, the sequel includes only one playable character this time around: Hawk Manson.

How Fighting Force 2 Plays

Fighting Force 2 is a 1999 beat 'em up video game developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive for the PlayStation and Dreamcast. Unlike its predecessor, the game was not released for Windows or the Nintendo 64, though its Dreamcast version was actually released. Set in the not-too-distant future, human cloning has become a reality but has been banned by international treaty.

The Knackmiche Corporation is suspected of researching cloning, and mercenary Hawk Manson is sent on a covert mission to investigate. It features hand-to-hand and weapons combat like the original game but does not include multiplayer support. While it includes more weapons and larger levels than its predecessor, the sequel includes only one playable character this time around: Hawk Manson.

Why Players Still Load It Up

Otherwise, you most likely just won't have much fun with this game. Due to its lackluster sales and a less-than-pleased fanbase, the series eventually ended. Those of you looking for one more action/adventure title might want to give this one a look, but only until Syphon Filter 2.

You'll burn out on this game long before you beat it." An issue later, Jeff Lundrigan of the same magazine called the Dreamcast version "The very definition of a two-star game: 'Perhaps competent; certainly uninspired.'" In one review, Four-Eyed Dragon of GamePro said of the PlayStation version in its February 2000 issue, "Ultimately, Fighting Force 2 is battered by meager controls and lacks the fast action of other games in the same genre. Blake Fischer of NextGen said in its February 2000 issue that the PlayStation version was "Solid, but ultimately uninspiring. Come to think of it, just go play Syphon Filter again.

Fighting Force 2 — Frequently Asked Questions

How many players does Fighting Force 2 support?

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Can I play Fighting Force 2 online for free?

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Who developed Fighting Force 2?

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