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    {{nihongo_title|Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken|セガエイジズ2500シリーズVOL11 北斗の拳}} is a loose remake of [[wikipedia:Sega|Sega]]'s [[Hokuto no Ken (Sega Mark III)|1986 ''Hokuto no Ken'' video game]]. It was released for the [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2|PlayStation 2]] on March 25, 2004. The game features the same 2D gameplay as the original Mark III version, but the graphics are rendered entirely in 3D with cel-shaded character models and environments. The Mark III version is also included as a bonus.
    {{nihongo_title|Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken|セガエイジズ2500シリーズVOL11 北斗の拳}} is a loose remake of [[wikipedia:Sega|Sega]]'s [[Hokuto no Ken (Sega Mark III)|1986 ''Hokuto no Ken'' side-scrolling action video game]]. It was released for the [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2|PlayStation 2]] on March 25, 2004. The game features the same 2D side-scrolling action as the original Mark III version, but the graphics are rendered entirely in 3D with cel-shaded character models and environments. The Mark III version is also included as a bonus.


    The main story mode consists of six stages where the player controls not only [[Kenshirō]], but [[Rei]] and [[Toki]] as well on certain stages. In addition to basic attacks, the player can perform various special techniques by selecting them with L and R buttons and then perform the currently selected technique with the triangle button. Performing a special technique will consume a portion of the player's Big Dipper gauge, which must be replenished by defeating enemies if the player seeks to use their special techniques again.
    The main story mode consists of six stages where the player controls not only [[Kenshirō]], but [[Rei]] and [[Toki]] as well on certain stages. In addition to basic attacks, the player can perform various special techniques by selecting them with L and R buttons and then perform the currently selected technique with the triangle button. Performing a special technique will consume a portion of the player's Big Dipper gauge, which must be replenished by defeating enemies if the player seeks to use their special techniques again.
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    * Raoh (two-part battle: first at the Castle of Nanto, and then at the [[Hokuto Renkitōza]]).
    * Raoh (two-part battle: first at the Castle of Nanto, and then at the [[Hokuto Renkitōza]]).
    ==Videos==
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    Sega Ages 2500 Vol. 11 Hokuto no Ken 北斗の拳 (PS2) Playthrough - NintendoComplete
    </gallery>


    ==External links==
    ==External links==

    Latest revision as of 17:46, 30 May 2020

    Sega Ages 2500: Hokuto no Ken

    Developer(s) Sega
    Publisher(s) Sega
    Platform(s) PlayStation 2
    Release date(s) Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: line 1: convert: command not found March 25, 2004
    Genre(s) Action Game
    Mode(s) Single player
    Media DVD-ROM

    Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 11: Hokuto no Ken (セガエイジズ2500シリーズVOL11 北斗の拳?) is a loose remake of Sega's 1986 Hokuto no Ken side-scrolling action video game. It was released for the PlayStation 2 on March 25, 2004. The game features the same 2D side-scrolling action as the original Mark III version, but the graphics are rendered entirely in 3D with cel-shaded character models and environments. The Mark III version is also included as a bonus.

    The main story mode consists of six stages where the player controls not only Kenshirō, but Rei and Toki as well on certain stages. In addition to basic attacks, the player can perform various special techniques by selecting them with L and R buttons and then perform the currently selected technique with the triangle button. Performing a special technique will consume a portion of the player's Big Dipper gauge, which must be replenished by defeating enemies if the player seeks to use their special techniques again.

    The game also features a Battle Mode where the player can challenge any of the game's five bosses (Shin, Jagi, Yuda, Souther and Raoh) as one of the three player characters.

    Stages and enemies[edit | edit source]

    Chapter 1
    A Destined Reunion (第一章 宿命の再会)
    • Bandits and sub-boss
    • King's underling and sub-boss
    • Heart
    • Shin
    Chapter 2
    A Heartless Law (第二章 非情の掟)
    • Jagi's underlings and sub-boss
    • Jagi
    Chapter 3
    The Six Stars of Nanto Shines!! (第三章 南斗六星光る!!)
    • Yuda's underlings and sub-boss
    • Yuda
    Chapter 4
    Because of Love!! (第四章 愛ゆえに!!)
    • Souther's underlings and sub-boss
    • Souther
    Chapter 5
    The Time for a Final Farewell! (第五章 永訣の時!)
    Chapter 6
    Crossroads of Fate (第六章 宿命の岐路!!)
    • Raoh (two-part battle: first at the Castle of Nanto, and then at the Hokuto Renkitōza).

    Videos[edit | edit source]

    External links[edit | edit source]