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Bloody Roar 3
PlayStation 2
Released On: Jun 25, 2001
71
8.1
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
71
50% Positive
10 Reviews
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10 Reviews
10 Reviews
0% Negative
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Mixed or Average
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
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This overall sense of quality, its accessibility to all levels of player, and the simple, visceral thrill of using a were-lion to maul a bunny rabbit in an abandoned museum, transforms BR3 an animal that is more than just the sum of its parts.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 20 User Ratings
8.1
75% Positive
15 Ratings
15 Ratings
20% Mixed
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
5% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 20 User Ratings
8.1
75% Positive
15 Ratings
15 Ratings
20% Mixed
4 Ratings
4 Ratings
5% Negative
1 Rating
1 Rating
Bloody Roar 3 foi pra mim uns dos melhores jogos de Playstation 2! e o melhor da saga como um todo! amo de paixão esse game! gameplay aprimorado e balanceado, novos personagens, gráfico excelentes e música muito boa! meu favorito jogo de luta ao lado de Soulcalibur 3.
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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
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The animal changes are more than a simple gimmick, but it alone cannot provide the level of depth BR3 needs if it wants to be a real contender.
I've come to the conclusion that if there is even a glimpse of something with even the tiniest bit of fur on it, peeps will flock to it in droves, and it's to this I also attribute the success of "Basic Instinct."...BR3 is best left to the novice.
As a pure fighting game it doesn't hold a candle to such hits as "Dead or Alive 2" or "Tekken Tag Tournament."
It’s sad to watch as the Bloody Roar series goes to hell. It has a decent gimmick to make it stand out among other fighters. If only the minds behind this game actually sat down and figured out how to implement the gimmick properly, it could have the makings of something great.
Even with all of its faults, Bloody Roar 3 still has its moments. There's nothing like chomping on a little bunny or mauling a lizard for the win. Even getting a 50+ hit combo is usually a good reason to celebrate.
el mejor juego de lucha hasta el momento
sus mecanicas y personajes son extraordinarios
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I'm a bloody roar fan from the ps1, and the ps2 version is quite satisfying, even though the beast model is cooler on the ps1
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this game is good. graphics are amazing for 2001 and the ntsc-j version is just amazing ! btw the game also includes for me some great combos but still. the repetetive fights are needed to be done
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This is a straight-up, pick-up and play arcade fighter that has a polished engine. The animal transformations are a bit creepy, like a bunny in a mini-skirt or a reptile in a bikini. The music is exciting and sounds well mixed. The animations are also dead on for a 2001 title. Colorful graphics, but not incredibly detailed is how I'd describe it. The game is as fast as Soul Calibur and about as easy to learn. There are combos and super moves that do extra animations. The story doesn't seem to be here, and maybe extra game modes, but thats okay. If you find this game its worth picking up for PS2. Its probably going to be better if you have a friend to play it with though. Maybe they should have included some more game modes. I think this game didn't become as popular as it could have been later in the Playstation 2 days because of Soul Calibur and Mortal Kombat's influence. There were a lot of fighting games that were trying to get our attention. If they had stylized the characters and gave them more personality I think people would have gotten into this more. Definitely better than all Tekken games, SF EX3, and even Rumble Roses. Probably not as good as Soul Calibur 2. But none of that should stop you from buying this. Try Bloody Roar!
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Summary Take control of one of 14 "werebeasts" (i.e., werewolf, wereleopard, werebunny, and the mythic weremole!) in this 3D fighter and attempt to punch, kick, and tear the living guts out of your opponents.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Jun 25, 2001
Developer:
- Eighting
Publisher: Activision
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