- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Mar 28, 2006
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Aaace5Apr 3, 200710Games like this are good for the industry. They are different from what everyone else is making! If it weren't for developers trying to do something different, we would be playing games called something like "Shooter part 23", which would be the 23rd version of the same game. Don't hate the game because it doesn't interest you, hate it for it's playability or something.
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HardcoregamerApr 6, 20063I'm reading the reviews after playing Rumble Roses and thinking what? This game is absolutely horrible. If you played any other type of fighting game, DOA4, Fight Night3 and then put this in you will be extremely disappointed. This is sooo slow and you never feel in control of the character. If you want T&A for $60 bucks then buy a magazine instead. This game is trash.
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JaceN.Aug 28, 20066
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Aisha(person)Oct 8, 20075
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AdamB.Jul 12, 20064Shallow, with very poor controls. Save your money for a SmackDown! game, where you can make your own hottie and enjoy a quality wrestling engine.
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J.DeWeeseMar 29, 20069
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GeorgeMay 27, 20078
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BryanM.Nov 15, 20061Just a horrible game. The controls are really bad. The graphics look like xbox. I would not buy this game if someone gave me the money! If you want a fighting game get DOA4!
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It's thorny, to be sure, and the caveat remains: handle these roses with care. [Apr 2006, p.59]
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70If you're looking for some quick and easy fun, it's here. However, if you're looking for some depth in the wrestling engine, you'll need to wait for a next generation "Smackdown."
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66Rumble Roses XX introduces a few positives into the original game's formula, but too much of the content feels recycled, and the game's sense of sexuality is still rather unseemly.