Players who have had the pleasure of playing the originalPower  Stoneknow that it was pure fighting chaos. One or two players would run  around trying to collect three power stones, which would turn them into  superhuman punishment machines, while everything from tables to submachine guns  were available as weapons. It was fast paced and a whole lot of fun.Now, picture all of the aforementioned stuff, but with up to four players  battling at once, and you've just describedPower Stone 2for Dreamcast.  Sure, there's still a one-player mode, but it'sPower Stone 2's  multiplayer mode that truly makes it worth the price of admission.The levels are larger this time around, to accommodate the wilder action, and  there areMario Party-style minigames that pop up smack in the middle of  battles. Graphics are as beautiful as the Dreamcast can do, and the characters  are cute and colorful. A couple of hidden characters add to the game's replay  value.--Robb GuidoPros:Fast and furious fighting actionBigger stages, where nearly every object can be used as a weaponAdded minigamesCons:One-player mode not nearly as funFrantic action leaves little space for strategy