Special Forces II

Special Forces II is a two-player shooter released in 1985 by Magic Electronics, Inc., under license from Senko Industries. Players take on the roles of operatives battling terrorists in an action game reminiscent of "Kung-Fu Master." Utilizing an eight-way joystick and two buttons for control, players navigate environments while engaging enemies with punches, kicks, and throws. The gameplay involves moving through levels, confronting waves of adversaries, and utilizing close-quarters combat techniques to progress. A direct sequel to Special Forces - Kung Fu Commando, this title builds upon the original's formula with enhanced visuals and refined mechanics. The game’s technical specifications include an S2650 main CPU running at 1.536 MHz and a DAC sound chip also clocked at 1.536 MHz. This arcade game offered a cooperative experience for two players, allowing them to coordinate their actions against the terrorist threat.