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Play Hokuto no Ken 2 - Seikimatsu Kyuuseishu Densetsu (Japan) Online

You roam a wasteland as Kenshiro, poking bandits until they explode—controls feel better than the first game, but you'll still mash the same two punches most of the time. Two-player mode turns into glorious chaos when you accidentally deck your buddy mid-combo.

Developer: Toei Animation
Genre: Action
Released: 1987
File size: 128 bytes
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Game Overview

Hokuto no Ken 2 is that kind of NES game where you immediately know what you're in for—muscle-bound dudes, ridiculous finishers, and enemies exploding like overripe melons. You play as Kenshiro, wandering a wasteland full of goons who clearly didn’t get the memo about not messing with the guy who can make people’s heads burst by poking them.

The controls feel way smoother than the first game, and you’ve got more moves to work with—though let’s be real, you’ll mostly spam the same two punches until someone’s skull caves in. The two-player mode is chaotic fun, especially when you and a friend start accidentally punching each other mid-combo. And yeah, it’s hard. Like, "throw your controller at the couch" hard sometimes. But pulling off a perfectly timed special move and watching some punk scream before detonating? Pure satisfaction.

It’s got that classic ’80s anime cheese too—dramatic pauses, villains monologuing about their evil plans, and Kenshiro looking vaguely disappointed in everyone. If you’ve got nostalgia for the manga or just love beat-’em-ups that don’t take themselves too seriously, this one’s a blast.

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