Battle Arena Toshinden 2 [PC Game]

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Item details

Condition
Like New
Platform
PC
Format
CD
Rating
T-Teen
Genre
Action & Adventure
UPC
040421008049
Release Date
July 4, 1996
Player Count
Single Player
Sports Sub-Genre
Not Applicable
Release Year
1996
Region Code
NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Game
Battle Arena Toshinden 2
MPN
00804
Game Name
Battle Arena Toshinden 2
Features
Manual Included
Bundle Listing
Yes
Sub-Genre
Not Applicable
Bundle Description
Not Applicable
California Prop 65 Warning
Not Applicable
Manufacturer Warranty
None
Modification Description
Not Applicable
Brand
Interplay
Model
Windows
Type
PC Game
Publisher
Cyberfront Corporation
Video Game Series
Battle Arena Toshinden

About this item

Developed by: Kinesoft Development Corp. - Cyberfront Corporation (1996) - Fighting - Rated: Teen

Himitsu Kessha founded the annual Toshinden tournament featuring strong combatants from all around the world. After the organizers discovered a non-sanctioned tournament was being hosted by Gaia, the corporation created a new tournament, trying to lure the upstart to participate so he could be slain for his insolence.

Battle Arena Toshinden 2 features rotational 360-degree movements in a 3D environment and includes a cast of eleven characters from the original arcade version, such as Eiji Shinjo, Kayin Amoh, Tracy, Chaos and Duke B. Rambert, each with their own arenas, moves, combinations, weapons and special attacks. In addition to two bosses to fight, a mysterious bonus character is waiting to be unlocked as well.

Battle options include one-player (head-to-head against eight computer opponents or another human player) or full battle. In one-player mode, you go one-on-one against individually selected opponents, while full battle enters you into a heated tournament against all characters.

Customization options include eight difficulty settings, bout time, set point, life, type of defense (automatic, normal), four camera angles (normal, long, sky and overhead) and sound. Control options include keyboard, gamepad or joystick.