For its day, Robo Pit 2's graphics were wonderful, especially when compared to the first game. The original Robo-Pit had strange looking little robots that were made up of a head, legs, arms, and a face. They looked like little gumballs with limbs. The robots in Robo-Pit 2 are all grown up, with heads, bodies, and limbs. At the beginning of the game, when you create your robot fighter, there is a mind-boggling array of parts to choose from. You can paint your robot any color you want - a far cry from the horribly limited palate of the original Robo Pit. The many arenas in the game are very detailed and filled with items, from rocks to packing crates, that you can use in combat.Combat is the core of both Robo-Pit games. The original Robo-Pit had a ranking system, where you could battle other robots depending on how highly ranked in the tournament you are. Things are different in Robo-Pit 2. The Robo Pit Arena complex has been taken over by rogue robots, and you're a member of an elite team of fighters on a mi