Streets Of Rage 2 Cheats Game Genie

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• Streets Of Rage 2 Cheats Game Genie Cheats
• Streets Of Rage 2 Cheats Game Genie

With larger characters, more moves and a better variety of stages, Streets of Rage 2 improves upon its predecessor in every aspect, helping the series transcend its roots as a mere Final Fight clone and into becoming a beat-'em-up classic in its own right. Yuzo Koshiro once again composed the soundtrack, but this time he collaborated with Motohiro Kawashima.

Extra Options

Hold A + B on the second controller and select the Options menu to add two extra skill levels (Very Easy and Mania), a setting for up to 9 lives instead of 5, and a level select. The 3DS port enables these extra options by default.

Unused Music

Track 09 in the game's sound test, titled 'Little Money Avenue' on the official soundtrack, is not used in the game proper. It was composed by Motohiro Kawashima, and later found use in the fifth stage of Streets of Rage 4, when the retro soundtrack is enabled. Track 04 plays an unused, slower version of 'In The Bar'. Track 01 plays an alternate version of 'Go Straight'. The original PC-88 version of 'Go Straight' is similar to this version.

Unused Sprites

An unused Blaze sprite, found at offset 0xD020E.

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Unused migraine attack frame for Sammy/Skate, found at offset F085C.

An animation for Donovan in the air with a pipe, and using it exists, but goes unused. This concept was later put to use in Streets of Rage 4.

Unused Background

Viewing the Stage 8 elevator with a larger screen size, through use of a save editor, reveals a hidden door/wall set that can't be seen normally. The tiles can also be seen loaded into VRAM.

Unused Jet Animation

There is an unused animation in the game for Jet's appearance: he flies up from below the screen. It was likely changed because of how slow and dull it is.

To enable it, use the code 1F19D4:9C02 (or, alternatively, the Game Genie code AJNV-93GY).

Regional Differences

The Japanese and European versions use the Roman numeral II in their logos. The US version just uses a regular 2.

Streets of Rage 2's 'Duel' mode is known as 'Battling' in Bare Knuckle II.

Skate is called 'Sammy' in Bare Knuckle II.

Streets Of Rage 2 Cheats Game Genie

Blaze's flying kick was slightly more risqué in the Japanese and European versions.

When you see Mr. X in the last level, he's smoking a cigar in the Japanese version. This was removed from all of the other versions.

In the Japanese version, you can pause and press A to see how many enemies you've defeated. The first number shows how many you've defeated on your current credit, while the second shows the overall total.

This feature was silently removed from the European and American versions, although it's still possible to see the kill counts on the high score screen by pressing A.