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Description
State of Emergency 2, the sequel to the
first game, paints a bleak vision of a future in which individual freedoms have been eliminated by the brutal regime known only as the "Corporation". In the face of these overwhelming odds, a small group of citizens have dedicated themselves to overthrowing the Corporation, forming a resistance group called "Freedom".
Freedom's fight against the Corporation forms the basis of a single-player campaign that allows the player to take control of each of the resistance group's members, including leader Spanky MacNeil. Each character has a range of special abilities that help them to take on the Corporation forces.
Viewing the action from a third-person perspective, the player can take on the enemy with a wide variety of weapons, including rifles, grenades and the all-powerful rocket launcher. Using vehicles found along the way, Freedom's operatives can cause major Corporation carnage.
A variety of challenge modes expand on the single-player game, giving players the opportunity to unlock hidden characters and other extras. There's also a range of split-screen multiplayer modes, including Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Last Man Standing. Up to four would-be freedom fighters can join the action.
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Alternate Titles
- "State of Emergency Revenge" -- Japanese Title
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Trivia
The game was originally in development at
VIS entertainment ltd, the creator of the first game, from October 2003, but they were first acquired by
bam! Entertainment, Inc. in February 2004 and then went bankrupt in April 2005.
DC Studios, Inc. acquired the assets and completed the game. The game was not well received and the Edinburgh studio that worked on the game was closed in June 2006.
spanky_macneil (39) added
State of Emergency 2 (PlayStation 2) on Sep 13, 2006