The player can restore his or her health with a turkey or with other food items. Items such as health items and weapons can be found in the game. The other bonus stage is the player has to destroy a certain amount of oil drums before the time runs out, some of the oil drums flame up and can be a hazard to the player.
One stage is a returning stage from the first Final Fight, the smash the car stage the player has a certain amount of time to destroy a car to earn extra points. Several enemies differ from each other for example, one enemy can charge at the player with a device that can electrocute the player, and another can block the player's attack. With the combination of the attack and jump buttons, the player can activate a special move that can attack every enemy that's near the player, but it can drain the player's health. The player can grab an enemy and perform an throwing technique. The game makes use of two buttons, attack and jump. The objective for the player is to beat up every enemy on screen that appears, and the boss at the end of each level. The player has a choice to pick one of three characters, and goes through six levels with enemies. Gameplay Haggar, piledrives his way to victory.įinal Fight 2 plays very similar to the original game. The game was later digitally re-released via the Virtual Console for the Wii (on October 12, 2009), Wii U (on October 3, 2013), and New Nintendo 3DS (on September 22, 2016). The game play similar to the SNES port of the original Final Fight, adding two-player co-operative multiplayer and new power-ups. Since Guy is training elsewhere and Cody is on vacation, it's up to Haggar, Maki, and Haggar's friend Carlos Miyamoto to traverse Eurasia to find the kidnappers. Set after Final Fight and the fall of the original Mad Gear gang, Mike Haggar finds out from Maki Genryusai, the daughter of Guy's former mentor and the sister of Guy's fiancee Rena, that both her sister and father have been kidnapped. Final Fight 2 is a 2D belt-scrolling brawler developed and published by Capcom for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System on August 15, 1993.
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