Splatterhouse 2 Genesis

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This section needs expansion. You can help. ( August 2015)Three months have gone by since the events of the first game.

Rick is still suffering from his guilt of being unable to save Jennifer and has been plagued by nightmares of her and the Terror Mask, which reformed after breaking at the climax of the first game. Suddenly, the mask reappears to Rick and tempts him to find the house, telling him that Jennifer can be saved.

It closes by telling Rick that it will give him power. Rick succeeds in rescuing Jennifer, and the House sinks into the bottom of the river.Gameplay Splatterhouse 2 features gameplay very similar to the first game. Deliverance movie. The player controls Rick through eight different stages, each.

Rick's attacks remain largely unchanged, able to punch, kick, jump kick, and slide kick, as well as use several weapons scattered throughout the levels. Each level features a boss at the end, often a grotesque monster.

New additions to the gameplay include a difficulty setting and a password system for the English version (the Japanese version lacks a password feature), taken from. Regional differences In the western versions of the game, the design of the Terror Mask is skull-like.

In the Japanese version, the mask is white with black stripes over each eye, causing it to loosely resemble a mask. Due to the translation when the game was localized, some elements are clearer in the Japanese version. In it, the Mask instructs Rick to 'find the hidden house' and that Jennifer is in 'the land of the dead'. In the western version, the Mask instructs Rick to 'go back to the house' and does not specify where Jennifer is. This has caused some confusion among players that have not played the original Japanese version, with several believing that the intact mansion in the second game is the West Mansion from the original Splatterhouse, when in fact the charred ruins that make up the first stage are what is left of West Mansion (these ruins can also be clearly seen in the opening of the game, before the screen scrolls over to reveal the other mansion, aka the 'hidden house').Reception. Retrieved 20 February 2016. Nintendo of America.

Retrieved 2008-08-04. 2016-03-03 at the. Opening (NA): It's been three months since your escape. Haunted by guilt and tormented by nightmares.

Nightmares of. Jennifer's screams and the infernal temptations of the mask. 'She doesn't have to die, Rick.' 'We can save her.' 'Go back to the house.' 'I'll find you there.'

'Only I can give you the power.' 'You need me.'

Namco (1992). Splatterhouse 2. Namco. Opening (JP): It's been 3 months since the tragedy. Rick has been suffering from nightmares.

Nightmares in which he couldn't help Jennifer. You can help her, Rick! She isn't going to die. If you want to save her, you must find the hidden house. You will find the secret of bringing life.

I will give you the power.Namco (1992). Splatterhouse Part 2. Namco. ^ Rob Strangman (2007).

Retrieved 2009-03-13. Lucas M. Thomas (2008). Retrieved 2009-12-04.