Play Super Chinese World 2 - Uchuu Ichibu Toudaikai Online
Following the events of the first Super Chinese World game, the world has been saved and Rub-A-Doc has invited the leaders of the world, including the Emperor Chin of Chinaland to a galactic peace conference. However the conference is disrupted when alien invaders capture all members of the peace conference and declare themselves rulers of the galaxy. To back up this claim, the invaders have assigned several champions as lieutenants. Hearing that things are once again in trouble, ninja warriors Ryu and Jack quickly enlist the help of the people of Futureland to build a spaceship and attack one of the champions. However strong their intentions, Ryu and Jack are unable to defeat this opponent and must land at nearby planet for repairs...
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Super Chinese World 2 - Uchuu Ichibu Toudaikai (Japan) (1993)(SNES)
Super Chinese World 2 - Uchuu Ichibu Toudaikai (Japan) (Sample) (1993)(SNES)
- DeveloperCulture Brain Inc.
- PublisherCulture Brain Inc.
- Release Date1993-10-28
- GenresActionRole-playing (RPG)
- PlatformsSNES
- Players22
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