Go Go Ackman 2

About

Ackman’s back with a new trick in this 1995 Super Famicom sequel. You play as the devilish bandleader fighting Tenshi’s angelic Metal Angel crew across five stages. The core loop stays familiar from the first game, running, jumping, and collecting souls, but now you can grab foes and chuck them like ragdolls. Each level pits you against a different band member in a mix of platforming and combat. Simple mechanics let you focus on the chaotic brawls and colorful environments. The game leans into its cult charm with no frills or deep systems. Created by Akira Toriyama, it’s a short, punchy experience that feels more like a prototype than a polished sequel. Fans of retro action games might appreciate the quirky aesthetic and the chance to throw enemies mid-air. With no modern updates or remasters, it remains a niche pick for those digging into ’90s Japanese arcade aesthetics.

Storyline

Tenshi, the angel nemesis of Ackman, has enlisted the Angelic rock band Metal Angel to end Ackman. While collecting souls of his enemies, Ackman must traverse the games 5 stages to fight each band member of Metal Angel.