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Well, apparently, this 2006 loose sequel has Kevin, alongside his friends Kelly, Carl and Carly, facing off the burglars Harry and Marv, and their allies Vinnie, Bob, Mac and Ernest, in the whole McAllister house.
Despite its bad reputation and lackluster flaws, it's still genuinely fun for an Europe-and-Australia-exclusive, and it feels ahead of its time and deserves more recognition.
Also, it's a co-op game, too, and two-player mode is unlocked by completing Arcade mode. And it only saves your highscore, not the save data.
Two-Player#
In the game, there is a Two-Player setting that's normally grayed out. Somehow, the only way to unlock it is to beat Arcade mode on single-player through all 10 levels and after making it to the credits and entering your name on the high-score. Then, the two-player mode will be unlocked.
However, that seldom works. To really unlock it, all you have to do is plug in the second-player PS2 controller.
In question, it works the same as first-player, except it's in a split-screen and you can also go to any of the levels.
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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York • Home Alone 2: Kevin's Dream |
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