Critic Reviews
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IGN
The last 2D fighting game on the Dreamcast shined brilliantly like a newly polished blade.
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| 81 |
GameSpot
Thanks to its solid gameplay and stylized look, it holds up well enough, even three years after its debut on the NeoGeo.
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| 75 |
Gaming Age
It's a piece of 2D history, and one that no DC owning fighting fan should be without.
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| 75 |
Core Magazine
Obviously dated, lacking the elaborate stories and special modes of many current fighting games. Still, the gameplay covers up the inadequacies in most respects.
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| 70 |
Hot Games
Far from an awful game due to its relative depth and difficulty. It just doesn’t do anything we haven’t seen before.
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| 70 |
GameShark
While the game seems to have lost some of its luster since coming out 3 years ago (cripe...I feel old...), it's still a solid fighting game.
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| 70 |
Electronic Gaming Monthly
An excellent compromise between old-school SNK fighters and faster-paced, more fantastic Capcom titles on the DC today. [Oct 2001, p.148]
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