main enemy characters, the Maskers, who were previously designed to look like hooded terrorists (or Foot Soldiers of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade game) are now cyborgs. Likewise, the game has more varied stage designs, with the first four stages taking place in a seaside resort in Florida, and the last four in a pyramid in Egypt; both locations actually being camouflaged Geldra bases. Reception The home version of Rolling Thunder 2 was well received. Its mostly highly positive review scores included 92% from Computer & Video Games, 23/25 from GamePro, 85% from Mean Machines, 90% from MegaTech, and, retrospectively, 8/10 from Sega-16. Reviews of the Virtual Console release were often more critical, including being rated 6/10 by GameSpot, 6.5/10 by IGN, and 8/10 by Nintendo Life. Complex ranked Rolling Thunder 2 85th on their "The 100 Best Sega Genesis Games." Notes References External links 1991 video games Arcade video games Cooperative video games Namco arcade games Run and gun games Science fiction video games Sega Genesis games Spy video games Terrorism in fiction Video games about police officers Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Video games set in Egypt Video games set in Florida Video games set in the 1990s Virtual Console games