Power Stone 2 Review As a four-player game, it's definitely one of the wildest fighters to come to the Dreamcast. By Jeff Gerstmann on August 23, 2000 at 3:54PM PDT ...

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Thankfully, our Dreamcast still works and Power Stone 2 was made. The debate has raged ever since Power Stone 2 was released over whether it was better than the original.

The original Power Stone, released as a release title for the Sega Dreamcast, was a huge disappointment on almost all fronts. The Power Stones that were practically necessary to win became a ...

But it lives on in the hearts of millennial gamers like me, who got their first twinges of RSI from Crazy Taxi and Power Stone 2. And while the Dreamcast has been experiencing something of a retro ...

In the case of Power Stone 2, this is especially evident.Both it and the original game are beloved Capcom series, and we don’t honestly see them that often! Basically you needed a Dreamcast ...

Unfortunately, I can’t say the same thing about Power Stone 2. ... This made it easier for developers to port Naomi-based arcade games like Project Justice and Power Stone to the Dreamcast.

A Dreamcast fan found a copy of Power Stone for $2.99 at a thrift store. Dreamcast failed commercially, but still has an impresive library of games.

The second Capcom Fighting Collection only contains the arcade modes with multiplayer and online, which is fine for most of the games, but makes Power Stone 2 inferior to the Dreamcast original.

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 pulls together eight iconic games that originally launched between 1998 and 2004, comprising the double header of Capcom vs SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 and its sequel ...