Red Faction II - Revision history

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	\|~~release~~ = ~~'''~~PlayStation 2~~'''~~<br />~~NA: October 16, 2002<ref>~~[~~https~~:~~//web.archive.org/web/20040619012052/http://www.thq.com/Corporate/PressReleases/press-486.asp THQ® SHIPS RED FACTION® II FOR PLAYSTATION® 2~~] ~~(archived) - THQ</ref>~~<br />~~EU: November 15, 2002<ref>~~[~~https~~:~~//web.archive.org/web/20030815105819/http://www.thq.co.uk/html/platforms/ps2/411/ Red Faction 2]~~ (~~archived~~) ~~- THQ</ref><br />'''GameCube,~~ Xbox~~, PC'''~~<br />~~NA: April 1, 2003<ref>~~[~~https~~:~~//www.ign.com/articles/2003/04/01/red-faction-ii-ships Red Faction II Ships~~] ~~- IGN</ref><br />EU: June 6, 2003<ref>[https://www.eurogamer.net/news060603whatsnew What's New?~~] ~~- Eurogamer</ref>~~		\|platforms = [[Wikipedia:PlayStation 2\|PlayStation 2]]<br />[[Wikipedia:GameCube\|GameCube]]<br />[[Wikipedia:Xbox (console)\|Xbox]]<br />[[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows\|Windows]]
	~~\|platforms = PlayStation 2<br />GameCube<br />Xbox<br />PC~~
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	\|developer = [[Volition]]<br />[[Cranky Pants Games\|Cranky Pants]] (~~GC port~~)<br />[[Outrage Entertainment~~\|Outrage~~]] (XB, ~~PC ports~~)		\|developer = [[Volition]]<br />[[Cranky Pants Games\|Cranky Pants]] (GameCube)<br />[[Outrage Entertainment]] (Xbox, Windows)
	\|publisher = [[THQ]]<br />[[THQ ~~Nordic~~]] (Re-~~release)~~		\|publisher = [[THQ]]
	}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''Red Faction: II''' is the second game in the Red Faction series developed by [[~~Deep Silver Volition\|~~Volition ~~Inc.~~]] and published by [[THQ]] in 2002. Unlike [[Red Faction]] and [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], this game was directly ported from the ~~PS2~~ to the Xbox and PC by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.		\|release = '''PlayStation 2'''<br />NA: October 16, 2002<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20040619012052/http://www.thq.com/Corporate/PressReleases/press-486.asp THQ® SHIPS RED FACTION® II FOR PLAYSTATION® 2] (archived) - [[THQ]]</ref><br />EU: November 15, 2002<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20030815105819/http://www.thq.co.uk/html/platforms/ps2/411/ Red Faction 2] (archived) - [[THQ]]</ref><br />'''GameCube, Xbox, PC'''<br />NA: April 1, 2003<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/2003/04/01/red-faction-ii-ships Red Faction II Ships] - ''[[Wikipedia:IGN\|IGN]]''</ref><br />EU: June 6, 2003<ref>[https://www.eurogamer.net/news060603whatsnew What's New?] - ''[[Wikipedia:Eurogamer\|Eurogamer]]''</ref>
			}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''''Red Faction II''''' is the second game in the ''Red Faction'' series developed by [[Volition]] and published by [[THQ]] in 2002. Unlike ''[[Red Faction]]'' and ''[[Red Faction: Guerrilla]]'', this game was directly ported from the PlayStation 2 to the Xbox and Windows by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.

	== Gameplay ==		==Gameplay==
	Red Faction II is a first-person, linear action shooter that takes place on [[Earth]] in the year 2080, 5 years after the events of the first [[~~Red Faction (Game)\|~~Red Faction]] game. Players take the role of a [[Nanotechnology]] enhanced Super Soldier [[Alias]], who is part of a larger squad helping the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance against the villainous Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] as they battle for peace and unity within the [[Republic of the Commonwealth\|Commonwealth]].		''Red Faction II'' is a first-person, linear action shooter that takes place on [[Earth]] in the year 2080, five years after the events of the first ''[[Red Faction]]'' game. Players take the role of a [[Nanotechnology]] enhanced Super Soldier [[Alias]], who is part of a larger squad helping the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] resistance against the villainous Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] as they battle for peace and unity within the [[Republic of the Commonwealth\|Commonwealth]].

	Throughout their fight for freedom, players travel through the many areas of [[Sopot]] City, from the Propaganda studios ([[Public Information Building\|P.I.B]]) to the streets and all the way to Sopot's Statue itself, each level offering unique environments, challenges and hazards to the player.		Throughout their fight for freedom, players travel through the many areas of [[Sopot]] City, from the Propaganda studios ([[Public Information Building\|P.I.B]]) to the streets and all the way to Sopot's Statue itself, each level offering unique environments, challenges and hazards to the player.
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	===Multiplayer===		===Multiplayer===
	The ~~Playstation~~ 2, Xbox, and ~~Gamecube~~ releases of Red Faction II feature local split-screen multiplayer for up to 4 players on multiple gamemodes. The PC release instead features single player bot match gameplay with the same set of gamemodes, allowing the player to choose multiple maps, among other customization options. The mode is separate from the singleplayer campaign.		The PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube releases of ''Red Faction II'' feature local split-screen multiplayer for up to 4 players on multiple gamemodes. The Windows release instead features single player bot match gameplay with the same set of gamemodes, allowing the player to choose multiple maps, among other customization options. The mode is separate from the singleplayer campaign.

	==Plot==		==Plot==
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	The manual claims that the processing dates for the subjects (the main characters) were mostly around the year 2161. However; this is nearly 40 years after the events of Red Faction: Guerrilla. All game listings for Red Faction II place the game five years after Red Faction in 2080. Furthermore, a radio tag left by Alias some years prior appears in Red Faction: Guerrilla. Due to the contradiction of the processing dates by the timeline of the games themselves and all other official media related to Red Faction II, those dates seem to be continuity errors by Volition and are non-canon.		The manual claims that the processing dates for the subjects (the main characters) were mostly around the year 2161. However; this is nearly 40 years after the events of ''Red Faction: Guerrilla''. All game listings for ''Red Faction II'' place the game five years after ''Red Faction'' in 2080. Furthermore, a radio tag left by Alias some years prior appears in ''Red Faction: Guerrilla''. Due to the contradiction of the processing dates by the timeline of the games themselves and all other official media related to ''Red Faction II'', those dates seem to be continuity errors by Volition and are non-canon.

	[[Category:Red Faction II]]		[[Category:Red Faction II]]

Mystyle48 at 18:03, 13 July 2024

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	In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]], has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]]. He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.		In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]], has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]]. He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.

	The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, ~~players~~ engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage~~, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain~~.		The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, they engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage.

	After the defeat of Sopot, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.		After the defeat of Sopot, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.

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	\|publisher = [[THQ]]<br />[[THQ Nordic]] (Re-release)		\|publisher = [[THQ]]<br />[[THQ Nordic]] (Re-release)
	}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''Red Faction: II''' is the second game in the Red Faction series developed by [[Deep Silver Volition\|Volition Inc.]] and published by [[THQ]] in 2002. Unlike [[Red Faction]] and [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], this game was directly ported from the PS2 to the Xbox and PC by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.		}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''Red Faction: II''' is the second game in the Red Faction series developed by [[Deep Silver Volition\|Volition Inc.]] and published by [[THQ]] in 2002. Unlike [[Red Faction]] and [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], this game was directly ported from the PS2 to the Xbox and PC by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.

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	\|publisher = [[THQ]]<br />[[THQ Nordic]] (Re-release)		\|publisher = [[THQ]]<br />[[THQ Nordic]] (Re-release)
	}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''Red Faction: II''' is the second game in the Red Faction series developed by [[Volition Inc.]] and published by [[THQ ~~Inc.~~]] in 2002. Unlike [[~~Red Faction (Game)\|~~Red Faction]] and [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], this game was directly ported from the PS2 to the Xbox and PC by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.		}}{{BubbleNav\|RF2\|no\|no}}'''Red Faction: II''' is the second game in the Red Faction series developed by [[Deep Silver Volition\|Volition Inc.]] and published by [[THQ]] in 2002. Unlike [[Red Faction]] and [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]], this game was directly ported from the PS2 to the Xbox and PC by Outrage. Lack of online multiplayer, developer support and editing tools were disappointing to most fans.

	== Gameplay ==		== Gameplay ==

Intharth at 02:42, 6 February 2024

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	After the defeat of Sopot, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.		After the defeat of Sopot, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.

	~~==Previous Games==~~
	~~[[Red Faction (Game)\|Red Faction]] is the only previous game in this series.~~

	~~==Sequels==~~
	Although [[Red Faction: Guerrilla]] and [[Red Faction: Armageddon]] are both technically sequels to Red Faction II, these games function more so as sequels to [[Red Faction (Game)\|Red Faction 1]] than to Red Faction II.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]] has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]]. He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.		In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]], has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]]. He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.

	The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.		The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.

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	The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.		The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.

	As the ~~plot unfolds~~, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.		After the defeat of Sopot, the rebels discover that Molov has intentions to use the technology that created them for his own tyrannical purposes. The group splinters, with Alias and a few allies working to stop Molov and prevent the misuse of the nanotechnology. The climax of the game sees Alias confronting Molov in a final battle, with the future of the nanotechnology and the Commonwealth at stake.

	==Previous Games==		==Previous Games==

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]] has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]], He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.		In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]] has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]]. He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.

	The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.		The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
	In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]] has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[~~Axl~~ Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]], He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.		In the year 2080, five years after the [[Red Faction (Group)\|Red Faction]] rebellion on [[Mars]], Chancellor [[Victor Sopot]] of the [[Republic of the Commonwealth]] has stolen some of the [[Nanotechnology]] developed by scientist Dr [[Axel Capek]], called the [[Nano-Cell]], after it makes its way to [[Earth]], He then creates an elite group of super-soldiers known as the "Nano-Elite," who were genetically enhanced to serve as his ultimate instruments of power. However, Sopot becomes paranoid about the threat posed by his own creations and attempts to have them eliminated.

	The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.		The game follows the story of [[Alias]], a demolitions expert and one of the surviving Nano-Elite soldiers, as he joins forces with his fellow super-soldiers in a rebellion against Sopot. The group, seeking revenge and aiming to overthrow the dictatorship, is led by [[Molov]], who aspires to replace Sopot as the new leader. Throughout the game, players engage in a series of missions that involve combat against the Commonwealth's military forces, utilizing a variety of weapons and the environment to their advantage, thanks to the game's [[Geo-Mod]] engine that allows for the destruction of structures and terrain.