Vectorman 2
The sequel to the groundbreaking Genesis platformer featuring the morphing robot hero. Vectorman returns with new transformation abilities and enhanced graphics to battle the evil Warhead across 18 action-packed levels.
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About This Retro Game
Expands on the original's vector-style graphics with more detailed environments and fluid animations that pushed the Genesis hardware to its limits.
Introduces 12 new morphing forms including a submarine, drill, and helicopter - each with unique gameplay mechanics.
Features a password save system and branching level paths that increase replayability.
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