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Project Justice
Generally favorable reviews
Based on 10 critic reviews
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Based on 30 votes
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Game Info
Publisher: Capcom Entertainment
Developer: Capcom Entertainment
Genre(s): Fighting
Players: 2
ESRB Rating: T (Teen)
Release Date: May 8, 2001
Summary
Return to the frightening depths of high school in this zany fighter follow-up to "Rival Schools." Unlock up to 10 characters and use over-the-top special attacks on your way to solving the mystery igniting from a scrap at an interschool athletic event.
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What The Critics Said
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Hot Games
It’s also got a story line that will interest you, and characters that are individually conceived, and not just palette or costume swaps of each other. Project Justice does justice to the genre.
Read Full Review >IGN
Delivers hilarious fighting action for those that never took high school too seriously.
Read Full Review >Happy Puppy
There are wonderful individual combos and terrific moves that link each of your three selected characters together in order to defeat the common foe.
Read Full Review >Game Revolution
How many fighting games out there allow you to (a) fight a guy wearing Speedos, (b) fight AS a guy wearing Speedos, or even (c) beat up a guy wearing Speedos as the school nurse? None. No other game can bring you crazy characters like Project Justice can...a top-notch game.
Read Full Review >Da Gameboyz
With very few negatives and a lot of positives you cannot go wrong with this game.
Planet Dreamcast
Whatever its shortcomings may be, Project Justice remains an incredibly entertaining game, bubbling over with personality and humor.
Read Full Review >GameSpot
Originally designed for the Naomi hardware in arcades, the Dreamcast version looks virtually identical to its coin-op counterpart.
Read Full Review >Core Magazine
It's certainly a competent and fun game, but its appeal doesn't have a terribly long shelf life.
Read Full Review >DC Swirl
It's an OK game, but I cannot help but feel that a Bleemcast-enhanced version of the PSX "Rival Schools" CD spinning on my Dreamcast would look different-enough for most gamers to notice.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this game is 9.6 (out of 10) based on 30 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Wildfire N. gave it a10:
Project justice da best!!!!question,where can i watch some combo videos online of project justice!!!
Kelvin S. gave it a10:
Project justice (rival schools 2) is simply awesome. the storyline is great and the whole idea and categorizing is genious. i have both the japanese import and the american version. for the freaks out there who can find the japanese version, there is a completely different extra mode that's similar to a board game that allows you to create characters and interact and establish relationships with the game characters... yup.
Nelson S. gave it a10:
This is the best fighting game i've ever played! I just hope that capcom would start making some more follow ups in this series for the ps2.
Allan gave it a 10:
This is easily one of the best fighting games I've ever put my hands on! I'm usually not a big fan of 3D fighting games but this one just blew me away. From the graphics to all the cool stuff that most other 3D fighting games just ignore. Those of you who haven't played it yet, you're missing out BIG time.
Melissa A. gave it a 10:
This game is ok.
Ace gave it a 10:
I say this game is totally GREATEST FIGHTING GAMES IN THE WORLD...not only its story but also its characters skill and double team look...hahaha so funny.
Roy M. gave it a 10:
This game has influenced me in many ways. It's more than just a game to me, its a way of life.
