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Battle it out as Haru Glory, Elie, Musica and many other characters from the exciting new animated series. Wield powerful weapons and unleash explosive attack combos and incredible special moves to defeat your enemies. It's time for the Rave-olution! Create your own original story scenarios in Story Edit Mode. Battle with your friends in an intense 4-player Vs Mode. Multiple attack combos, weapons and unique attacks for each character. Special visual and audio effects directly from the animated series. [Konami]
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more... 80
GameZone
I was surprised to find a decent 4 player brawler in the same vein as "Power Stone." While this game is not perfect, it is a decent game that you will gain several hours of enjoyment out of, especially playing against your friends.
 80
Next Level Gaming
It is nothing that will compete next to "Halo 2" and "GTA," but it is still a pretty good fighting game that is based on a Anime cartoon.
70
DarkStation
A pretty simplistic game and many people might look at this as a bad thing but I see this as actually what makes the game so fun.
70
Thunderbolt
The major characters are all here and in full action, giving a decent variety of fighters to choose from. However, the bland, uninspired combat system leaves something to be wished, no matter how many Rave and Shadow Stones materialize onscreen.
65
Gamezilla!
It isn’t a bad game per se, but I’m relatively certain that it’s only going to mean something to Rave Master fans, otherwise I’d suggest you pass.
65
Worth Playing
You should pick this one up only if you can handle a certain level of broken in your fighting game mechanics, and only if the control lag doesn't bother you.
65
IGN
The action feels brisk and isn't hampered by overly complex controls. It also offers a decent amount of play modes, including a story mode.
60
G4 TV
It won’t make GameCube owners forget about "Super Smash Bros. Melee," but it’s a worthy alternative if you think characters with spiked hair and furrowed brows are cool, feel there aren’t enough fighting games that let you change into smoke, or don’t mind a special move that causes you to dance like John Travolta.
59
Game Chronicles
Simply put, this game will put you to sleep faster than reading a book on the history of anthropology.
56
Nintendo Power
Gameplay is fun and frenzied, though weapon balancing is off. [June 2005, p.97]
56
My Gamer
While I thoroughly enjoyed Rave Master: Special Attack Force on GBA for its simplistic play control and Ranking mode, Rave Master for GameCube didn’t quite measure up to the Rave-olution.
55
Play Magazine
It's also hella simplistic and the 3D models less than spectacular. [May 2005, p.54]
50
GamerFeed
The mediocre level designs, awful voice acting, spotty controls, and the boring/mindless Story Mode keep it from being as cool as its box art suggests.
50
GameCritics
The game is perfectly, almost proverbially, meh.
20
netjak
The worst fighting game of all time. Worse than "Vs," even worse than Evil Zone. If you play it...I'm afraid you may lose your sense of taste.
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