Final Fight 2 (SNES)

Final Fight 2 on the SNES (1993) is the sequel that fixed the biggest complaint about the first game's console port: no co-op. This time Capcom delivered two-player simultaneous play, new characters Maki and Carlos, and stages set around the world. It's a solid beat-'em-up that feels like a proper arcade experience at home.

Collector value is strong because Final Fight 2 had lower print numbers than the original — it released later in the SNES lifecycle when the market was more crowded. PAL versions are particularly scarce. It's a must-have for beat-'em-up collectors and Capcom completionists.

For loose carts, check the label and back sticker for damage. SNES carts are generally durable, but the label is everything for display value. For complete copies, the box and manual condition matter — these thin cardboard SNES boxes dent and crush easily. Verify you're getting the correct regional version for your collection.