Power Stone 2

"Aside from the minuteness of the characters and the busy backgrounds, the graphics are very impressive. It appears that each character has been given a polygon boost as well as a texture boost. Even the new environments boast new textures and even real-time lighting in some areas. The brilliant thing is that with everything happening on screen with four players, the action still remains fluid at 60 frames per second."

"...All things considered, Power Stone 2 is a decent game... it comes so close to being one of the greatest games in its genre that I just wish they had pushed a little harder when making the game..."

"The graphics are roughly the same as the original Power Stone's, but since you're seeing more fighters onscreen, the characters are a little smaller. Also, because of the wild backgrounds, the action moves along at a much faster pace."

"As I sit here with my pristine copy of Power Stone 2 just a few feet away from me, in awe at its addictive platform madness rolled into a fighting game shell, I can't help but feel apologetic. Sorry that I never spent the time with the original game that it so richly deserved. Sorry that it took an entire year for me to finally realize what a revolutionary achievement that is was. And sorry that I'm not playing it or it's sequel with my friends at this very moment."

"Despite a lack of levels and some button-masher elements, Power Stone 2 is fun, fun, fun. If you're a fan of the Smash Bros. series and want to try a similar game with 3D-range movement, then you'll love this."