Overview

Released in 1999, this action-packed platformer was developed by Capcom Co., Ltd. It serves as a sequel to the original game, expanding on the fast-paced and acrobatic gameplay that fans loved. The title follows the protagonist, Strider Hiryu, a skilled ninja, as he battles against the Grandmaster Meio and his forces.

Gameplay

In this game, players take control of Hiryu as he navigates various levels filled with enemies and obstacles. The game is known for its responsive controls, allowing for precision platforming and fluid combat. Players can perform acrobatic maneuvers, use a variety of weapons, and engage in intense boss battles to advance through the story.

Graphics and Style

The visuals feature a vibrant 2D art style that remained true to the original’s aesthetic while incorporating more detailed environments and character animations. This provided a visual treat and retained the nostalgic feel of its predecessor.

Development and Reception

As a title developed by Capcom, it was part of the company’s push towards reviving classic arcade-style games in the late ’90s. Upon release, the game was well-received for its engaging gameplay mechanics and remained a popular choice among fans of the genre.