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| − | ''' | + | '''Sonic Wings 2''' (JP: ソニックウイングス２, '''Aero Fighters 2''' outside of Japan) is a [[Neo-Geo]] MVS / Neo-Geo CD game developed by [[Video System]] and published by [[SNK]] in 1994 (JP). It is notable for having a silly atmosphere in contrast to its archetypical military theming, for having a relatively large selection of 8 different playable characters and ships, and for having a very large number of ending sequences (40+). Like other games in the Sonic Wings series, it contains random elements such as certain randomly chosen bosses and random stage orderings. |
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 13 April 2024
Promotional flyer
| Developer: | Video System |
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| Release date: | JP: 1994 |
| Previous game: | Sonic Wings |
| Next game: | Sonic Wings 3 |
Sonic Wings 2 (JP: ソニックウイングス２, Aero Fighters 2 outside of Japan) is a Neo-Geo MVS / Neo-Geo CD game developed by Video System and published by SNK in 1994 (JP). It is notable for having a silly atmosphere in contrast to its archetypical military theming, for having a relatively large selection of 8 different playable characters and ships, and for having a very large number of ending sequences (40+). Like other games in the Sonic Wings series, it contains random elements such as certain randomly chosen bosses and random stage orderings.
Contents
Story
Once a wicked organization schemed to destroy the world but it was wiped out by 8 pilots. 2 years later, a mighty, unknown army suddenly appeared and soon occupied the world. The United Nations Peace Keeping Force rushed in to intercept them but missed in the enemy. Their last reports say that the super weapons which had attacked the world 2 years ago still exist. But does the organization behind them still exist?
The U.N. has requested the International Secret Rescue team to take action. The commander was ordered all members to destroy them completely. Now, the time to sortie is upon us!
Gameplay Overview
Controls
- A: Description
- A (Press): Description
- A (Hold): Description
- B: Description
Unlockable Secrets
Characters / Ships / Styles
Weapons
Items
Rank
Loops
Scoring
Strategy
See (Template Page)/Strategy for stage maps, enemy and boss descriptions, walkthroughs, and advanced play strategies.
Story
Development History
Version Differences
Original JP version
- Has more varied character expressions between stages. For instance, Mao-Mao's face only has one expression in overseas versions. These may have been removed for porting / data space reasons.
- There is a special congratulations message / character animation when completing stage 20.
Name differences
- Spanky (JP) Whitey (NA)
- Angela (JP) Steve (NA)
Trivia
- Tenuki Chaud (one of the final bosses) is a play on the expression 手抜きちゃう (Tenukichau, "My hand slipped!"), something that might typically be said when accidentally taking a hit in an arcade game
- Entering the highscore initials 'SEX' plays a special sound effect
Gallery
See (Template Page)/Gallery for our collection of images and scans for the game.
Video References
Other
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