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Bloody Roar's twisted menagerie leaps back onto the screen and it's a bloody shame. A few rounds with this one and you'll wish you could assume a different form, too. Read Review
Developer Hudson's unique 3D fighter returns with Bloody Roar 4 for the PlayStation 2. Three new characters join the cast of originals for a total of 17 fighters altogether. Players will see increased gore and blood, and the ability to customize your fighter with the all-new development mode, which uses a new ability point system to unlock new moves and powers in addition to the capability of stealing your opponent's move set as well. Also new is the "Zoanthropes Guage", which allows you to balance your health and power. As always, each fighter possesses the ability to morph into an animal to lay some serious beat down on the competition.
There's an embarrassment of riches for fight game-loving PS2 owners. Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution and Soul Calibur II pack enough punch (and kick) to keep thumbs bleeding until the release of the PS3. But to quote Charles Dickens from his 1859 review of Activision's survival-horror romp A Tale of Two Cities, "It was the best of times and it was the worst of times." While there's no shortage of superb fighters, there's also stuff like Hudson's Bloody Roar 4 -- a sub-par fightfest on almost every level. Read More »
The Bloody Roar series, which debuted on the old-school PlayStation in 1997, is a fighting franchise with novice-friendly gameplay and a wonderful gimmick in the form of a cast of characters who can change into super-sized critters: Yugo the Wolf, Bakuryu the Mole, Jenny the Bat, et cetera. (Man, that sounds like the world's oddest collection of gangsters.) While a few of the franchise's recurring characters drag the premise into the realm of silliness -- that's right, Alice the Rabbit, I'm talking to you -- most of them are clever and original choices. Read More »
Also known as: Bloody Roar IV
M for Mature Realistic Blood, Realistic ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: November 28, 2003
Publisher: Konami
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: May 27, 2004
Publisher: Konami
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