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Urban Reign Sony Playstation 2 Game here
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:722674100199
Condition:Used
Genre:Fighting
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_URBAN_REIGN
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020. here
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Comes close to the old school beat em up games..but as the game goes on it gets tougher and tougher..to your discretion that can be a good or bad thing..it’s a fun game imo!
If you are a fighting game fan, this game has tons of fighting styles, lots of characters, and is really fun to play with up to 4 friends if you have a multi-tap. You can play custom offline matches as well with CPUs. It has a story mode full of easy to very challenging missions to test your skills. Best brawling game on the PS2 in my opinion.
…you might want to give Urban Reign a try. Because, that’s exactly what this is. A *FIGHTING GAME*. Many official reviews I’ve read online seem to be missing this crucial fact.Urban Reign was not meant to be about intricate plotlines like an RPG…or freely roaming cities like Grand Theft Auto…or crazy side-games…or transparent distractions. It’s emphasis is on the *FIGHTING*. And, there’s a lot of fighting to be had in Urban Reign…after all, this is a tribute to the old beat-em-up days of Final Fight and Streets of Rage.The best part is that you can get as involved as you want. You can button mash like a zombie if you wish, and I suppose that will get you a certain degree of success. However, if you are interested in going further, you will find a surprising depth typically lacking from the beat-em-up genre. There are special reversals, juggle combos, and (dare I say it?) STRATEGIES you must adopt to ensure victory. If anything, I believe the gameplay in Urban Reign takes this dormant genre in a promising new direction.The single player experience will keep you busy for a while; unlocking many of the goodies requires you to familiarize yourself with the story mode. A warning: check your ego at the door. Story mode will own you. Period. The 1-on-4 whoopings will be frustrating, so if you fear challenges, steer clear.However, the multiplayer experience is where the game shines. The action is fast paced and fairly intelligent…if you learn the nuances of.
Nice
Can this game be played on ps3?
I actually gave this item as a gift to my brother and he said it workd great, theres no scratches, and NO WEAR and TEAR. I am very happy with this product and I will definately buy from this shop again.
I look at many reviews for this game and it is very mixed. One of the main problems most people have is the frustrating difficulty. And honestly, they have a point. Story mode is freaking brutal. If you’re trying to play Story Mode to unlock stuff, this is one of those controller throwing games. And it doesn’t help that you have to play through it to flesh out your multiplayer experience, which is the major thing, because THAT mode is what this game is all about.Yes, I said it. 60 characters, Power Stone meets Tekken meets Def Jam FFNY meets WWE No Mercy-style mayhem and carnage. But if you’re playing through Story Mode, you may do what a lot of reviewers did and completely short change the game, jaded by a game which even on Normal will put you in situations where you have to fight a gang of enemies that can do what you do and in some cases better. But a lot of these reviewers didn’t have what we have now. There are cheats to unlock everything you would unlock in Story Mode, and as someone who under normal circumstances would shun using a cheat code and grind through, those couple of cheats make this game TEN times better!!It’s not anything wack like more powerful strikes or one hit knockouts, no. It completely removes Story Mode as being necessary, which it shouldn’t have been in the first place. If Story Mode was the side attraction, this game would have done much better. As I play, I still did the Story Mode but I switched in between Story and Multiplayer. Wh.
I loved this game in high school, this game was so underrated. Any fighting game fan, or fan of beat em ups will enjoy this game!
Its a surprisingly good game, it drags on when you are playing the missions though. Thanks to the many unlockables and multiplayer it has great replay value.
Very good video game. Played it for hours at a time.
ChauncÃÂe –
One of the most underrated games ever.
r3dd219 –
I never heard of this game before until my homeboy mentioned how it was a mixture of Def Jam: Fight for NY & Tekken. It came in the mail and I been playing it ever since. There are codes to unlock all of the characters (Including Tekken’s very own Marshall Law & Paul Phoenix) but nothing to make the fights any easier. The special moves aren’t what you think they are, but they will help when others are jumping on you. The combos are wild depending on your character’s fighting style. I advise for everyone to purchase a multi-outlet for 2 additional PS2 (Dualshock) controllers and bring your friends over to have more tag-team fun. This game is sick (awesome)!
RonaldoBoyle –
Great and fun game.
D. Britton –
At least this one doesn’t put me to sleep.
Dalton Crisco –
Perfect
Pete –
Unfortunately, beat-em-up’s are kind of a thing of the past. A few years ago they made a one last surge though and Urban Reign, reigned supreme.Back in the day, this genre ruled the arcades and consoles with hits like Double Dragon, Final Fight, and Streets of Rage. But slowly over time, the brawler got left behind and there was a sense that what could be done had already been done and that there was no more left to do. That’s a real shame because it’s a great genre and though it past, nothing came to take it’s place.A few years back, there was a small resurgence with Final Fight, Beat Down and Urban Reign all making an apperance around the same time. Final Fight and Beat Down attempted to mesh some GTA “mature” themes into their games and forgot the gameplay and they failed because of it. Urban Reign flew under the radar as the other 2 were publicized and promo’d alot more. But Urban Reign had something the others didn’t, the developers of 2 of the greatest fighting franchises.Urban Reign keeps the beat-em-up theme intact but takes a fighting game approach to the genre. Instead of walking through the city and trashing every thug in sight, missions are set up through a quick story recap that puts you on one stage to dispatch of anywhere between 1 and 5 street punks at a time. The stages vary in size from a back parking lot to a city block with ample running room. The story in pretty straight forward and revolves around various gangs vying for power and control of turf. Your a.
SonNYC –
Urban Reign is one of those game that will appeal to a certain audience and was made for specific type of gamers. Its a beat em up game similar to final fight, death by degrees etc. Created by the same team that brought you the Tekken series it has that Tekken feel to it like that electric sprite you get whenever you hit someone. It has has all the makings of a beat em up urban areas, gangs to beat upc, weapons like bats, pipes, etc. The story is not something you’ll really focus about, basically your a brawler for hire named Brad Hawk who goes around beating up various gangs and their members to rid the streets of urban chaos, well for the second half at least for the first half your just beating up people left and right just for the hell of it. Ok so the story is out of the way, now the gameplay its fighting from stage to stage just beating up people by whatever means but on occasion you’ll be tasked to damage a enemies leg or their arms. Now there’s 99 missions and this why I gave the game 4 stars the levels can get repetitive because you’ll be revisiting the same areas but with different enemies. And this is the same with boss characters you’ll fight the same ones again; first by themselves and then with more enemies by their sides, its lazy but hey I guess they had to stretch the 99 mission some how.Now this game is notorious for its sudden peak in difficulty, this is why I said its meant for specific gamers. If you like beat em up games, not fighting game that’s just on.
Quality –
Urban Reign is sort of a combination of Power Stone and Kunio and Mac with some character customization thrown in between levels. It is set on the streets, and you fight gang member after gang member in various stages with different objectives. Some are timed, some have enemies just there to distract you from the real target, and most have interactive environments where objects can be picked up and used in battle. The graphics are smooth looking, the controls are decent, and the music fits the mood of the game. Between levels, you may increase different abilities of your character with experience points. There are no real special abilities or anything; this is not a science fiction themed game, just straight up street fighting.
blazerunnerstl –
One of the best 4 player action games from PS2 era. I found out about this very recently and it’s still super fun.
Wan Yeung –
Wish it was available on the Xbox 360, PS3 or PS4. This game is a one-of-a-kind because it offers awesome power-generated moves. The way the game flows and how each character is unique and has their own background story is truly a game changer. I really wish they made a second game for the other gaming consoles because this game would become so popular. The ability to roam freely on a stage with the analog stick and being able to counter / dodge attacks allows for the users (us) to become super competitive. If anyone still has a PS2 these days, this game is worth revisiting memory lane and cleaning that dust off of the platform. I will always love this game.