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Rating Reviewed By xino (lots) Review Date 07/28/2005 Overall Rating  4 of 5 Value Rating  0 of 5 Visitors rate this review 2.00 of 5, 1 votes Rate this review? Summary this game is still SICK i don;t carem, you can compare this game with soul cailbure 2, and you will see half of sc2 odesn't have what doa2 has this game is great, get ready for Tag teamSound the sound isn't all that but still sounds good, sounds of explostion, knocking of building, things breaking, the music is crap, most of it is good, but still weak, i will compare this game with sc2, soul cailbure 2 sound 8/10 dead or alive 2 sound 6/10Gameplay the game play is nice, but the story is to short, at least this has more fmv than sc2, but sc2 has more gameplay cuz you can unlock lots of stuff, doa2, you can only unlock clothes and character, try the tag team, the tag team is the best cuz you can switch between character at the same time, which makes it really fast, sc2 doesnt have it, which makes it crap. the moves are damn great, you will notices how to perform them even if you don;t have the mauanl, sc2 on gamecube control is too easy, use the c -stick and you are doing lots of big move, that is to easy, it is for people who don't know how to play you can knock people of building, and cliffs, it isn't all that but, makes th game more exciteting, but sc2 you can only knock them inside water or out the ring which makes it to easy easy to jump onlike sc2, you have to hold down block/guard and press the up button (lame), soul cailbure 2 gameplay 9/10 dead or alive gameplay 7/10Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By G30 GFrom Phila. PA Review Date 11/18/2002 Overall Rating  5 of 5 Visitors rate this review 3.67 of 5, 3 votes Rate this review? Summary I wonder about the odds of anyone ever reading this, but here goes. DOA2: Limited Edition is the game people should play. Don't waste your time (ammo?) on the Metroids, the terrorists, the Covenant. Buy yourself a used DC--- which, for all my experience playing games is THE rare system that got missed--- go online, pay $10 for the Limited Version (henceforth DOA2:LE), and have fun. Because fun is what this game is ABOUT.Can I say this game proves the DC is better hardware than the PS2? Yes. I just did. But enough superlatives and lets get to facts. The player models are lifelike yet acrobatic in movement and fighting, to the point where watching a fight is as fun as playing it. There are 12 fighters, which I'd say is about enough, and if anyone thinks Tekken 4 (yes, 4) is a better game for having more fighters, then that person should go back to SCHOOL. Move depth is where DOA2:LE is a masterpiece----and savvy players are rewarded for reversals, which can be pulled with ease after some experience. This is a fighting game----and I will go out on a limb and declare that fighting games are inherently superior to other video games, or any type of game. Games are about challenge and combat, whether with cards, hidden objects, or government issued machinery. Thus at the basic heart of any game is competition. And a fighting game is the explicit depiction of human combat. DOA2:LE does that, but at a heightened tempo and energy that even surpasses THE XBOX VERSION DOA3 WHICH CAME LATER. Despite the added Xbox effects and razzle-dazzle, the DC DOA2:LE's control system better gratifies the adept player. This is somewhat due to the fact that the DC controller is better hardware than the Xbox's counterpart (which some could argue was modelled after the DC's... do I digress...). Sound The sound is interesting and effective enough. Since this is a fighting game, hits, smacks, and ground impact are the events that get heralded with a crunch (like the one Donovan McNabb must've heard yesterday. It hurt. I'm from Philly remember.) Voices/shouts sound good, they sound like speech, and the spoken Japanese is preferable for American players, because you CAN'T understand the inane dialog. Who cares about dialog in this game? (Who needs story? Story in ANY game? It's ridiculous to take ANY game's story seriously since it is separate from CONTROL INTERFACE, which is integral to gaming interactivity.) The sounds serve all that's needed and more would not benefit the game. The music is entertaining and lively, in some of the tracks, but I prefer to put on some Sister Machine Gun (Revolution 5.0 or Transient 5.2, thanks crandall) and rock the house.Do me a favor: go see the thing I've been typing about for the last 2 hours here. It's as much fun as you need, really. G out. Gameplay Back to where it's at: DOA2:LE is a sophisticated, visual see-saw of paper-scissors-rock. I'll explain that: if a player wants to hit the other, they can punch/kick. However, in DOA2:LE an opponent can reverse the attack with a simple button combo BUT WITH PRECISE TIMIMG (to be fair, other fighting games with weaker graphics *cough*VF4*ahem can excute similar moves). Reversal damage is greater, but an opponent who monopolizes reversals will get hit often, does not initiate attack, and is susceptible to throws. Thus, the paper-scissors-rock analogy translates to, in DOA2:LE, attack-reverse-throw.Expert players are AS A RESULT DETERMINED BY THEIR ABILITY TO ANTICIPATE AND RESPOND TO THEIR OPPONENTS' BEHAVIOR. This game provides a challenging, competitive, and entertaining pastime. Controls are button/thumbstick presses, not overly complex, but players are rewarded for timing and cunning. Move research is also favorable and give one an edge (and when Kevin is in the known vicinity of Philly then you KNOW G's downloading Hayabusa's move list POST HASTE). Whatever. Hit some buttons and smack each other in the face, what do I know. There's tag (I'll assume you know what that means), and although DC DOA2:LE has one only one tag arena background, this doesn't detract from the fun that tag-fighting inspires. Tags are best executed during an attack, in which the tag-in figther continues the move combo, and extra swaps continue to rack up damage on an opponent (unless successfully reversed). What more do you NEED? The game is a gem and worth your time. Why play other games? Tinkering around a Liberty Vice City holds no long term amusement once you realize it's MEANINGLESS. But playing a friend at DOA2:LE becomes a personal SCORE--- everyone, not just YOU ALONE, remembers the record. Still can't believe I beat Kevin and he'll laugh when I say that, then tell me his Helena will kick my Kasumi and, well, you know how that goes. (By the way, I'm the same G that wrote a GTA:VC review on this site.) Oh but the only thing is: you can't play it online. "Well OF COURSE, G, it's a FIGHTING GAME." ... so why isn't there an online fighting game since X-BAND on the NES?? Did the government do that? Can anyone tell me? Did it happen in Japan? Where's the work on this? How about an ONLINE FIGHTING GAME, O BIG-THREE? ANYONE? BUELLER?? If there's a God out there, it'd pick DC DOA2:LE to go online. Okay, you can throw up now. Jeez. Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By CapallappaReview Date 08/20/2002 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5, 1 votes Rate this review? Summary This game basically revolves around the shinobi, powerful warriors who were trained to an inhuman extent, and others who are fighting in the Dead or Alive tournament. The being that started this tournament is a fat, long nosed, annoying santa clause demon known as Tengu. These were creatures created within Japanese myth who played a game that consisted of knocking over huge trees.Sound good sound... thats it... WHAT ELSE IS THERE TO SAY!?!?!Gameplay I like when Hayabusa goes HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! haha. The gameplay is basically pretty well done. The controls are easy to master and the game doesn't frustrate you much... unless you suck. I like Hayabusa's sayings, " If your soul is imperfect life is difficult." Duh! I mean c'mon his sayings are like something from a fortune cookie. I know I haven't discussed gameplay in the recent remarks but I just wanted to get that point through. There are multiple fighting techniques and they are realistic. The physics in the game don't seem that realistic but you also have to consider the story. The shinobi are very powerful and Ein (or Hayate) was an experiment. To sum it all up, the gameplay is great.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary My golly this game is good but still expensive. I expect it to be under $20 like all of other DC game but what can ya gonna do? The game itself is good but nothing innovated. It has kewl story-mode, team attack, and other nifty game modes to keep you busy for couple hours of so. Why did I buy this game? Is it because I can speak Japanese and I love hearing them talk? Or I like the Eye catching Graphics? Or Is it because girls kicks high, really high... Well everybody knows the answer to that.Sound Don't you love hearing Japanese people talking English? It's funny, it cheers me up everytime I hear them talk. And one more thing, the transulation is screwed up. But most of y'all don't speak Japs so who cares right...Gameplay It has really nice gameplay. It has many different modes of play like story-mode, team attack, tag mode, time attack, and such. But there's one thing I really hate about... and I know all of you will agree. Every Modes 'cept story-mode, has only one level. What wuz it? The missle level... Why oh why they could made level selections on other modes!Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary Overall the game Rules, It is the best fighter game ive played, the graphics, gameplay are the best ever. even though the sound could be better this game should be rated high for the dreamcast.Sound The sound is the downfall, Not the music i like to hear but when u are kicking the computer or your friend(s) butts, u dont really care about the music anyway.Gameplay The GAme play is not the best but it is alot better then most if not all other games.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary While I don't agree with DoA 2's sexually-oriented advertising campaign, I'd be lying if I said this game wasn't worth recommending. DoA combines beatiful visuals, a fast paced fighting engine, and even a few good cutscenes. I can't say it's equal to Soul Calibur, but it comes pretty close.Sound The sound in DoA is pretty well done. Voices and taunts occur at good times and the music really motivates you. The voices are all done in Japanese and you're forced to read subtitles. But this is probably better because most often American voice overs end up being sub par.Gameplay DoA is a 3D hand to hand combat fighter. Each character has a large number of moves including several different types of throws. The most intriguing feature is, however, a reversal button. When used with the direction pad, moves can be reversed fluidly and the tides of the match can turn. It's a great concept and it helps keep the game quick but it is not executed flawlessly. It just seems like the timing on the reverse is inconsistent. Sometimes you can be pretty far off and get it and other times you can be pretty close and not get it. Another minor fault with the game is that the CPU difficulty is also inconsistent. It seems like the match depends on how many times the CPU reverses you and that can vary tremendously. But I was willing to overlook these faults due to the Tag Battle mode. It's 2 on 2 one at a time. The transition between fighters is really quick and each battle is fast paced. DoA provides fast and fun gameplay but there are no extras to keep you coming back after the first few weeks.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By slimshady2099 TimFrom Springfield,USA Review Date 01/28/2002 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Rate this review? Summary Overall this game kicks. It is like no other fighting game out there right now. It was only $5.00 because I only bought the demo version, but after that I was so impressed I wanted to get off my Dreamcast and start loking for that game on e-bay right away. I AM NOT TRYING TO BE A PERVERT but I have never seen breasts so beautifully rendered in a game before!Sound Sound is good but I would like to see more adrenaline pumping music to make me want to beat someone up.Gameplay Gameplay is great. The controls are simple to learn but the A.I. is sometimes not that easy to defeat if you cannot easily execute combos. Another thing about this game that is amazing is the interactive backgrounds. Since when can you kick someone over a balcony in Mortal Kombat's sorry ass? Didn't think so.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary This was one sweet game. Right from the beginning I liked it. I first bought it for the babes, but in the end the game even appealed more (maybe I'm exaggerating). I liked the gallery (anybody would) and I am strongly suggesting any fighting game fanatic to get this game. Now on with the other stuff.Sound Sound was good. Though I really don't notice it too much while fighting (I'm that kind of person.) I hooked it up to my stereo and while I was fighting I just kept bouncin' along. Again get this game!!!Gameplay The gameplay was awesome. Very smooth and unjerky. I've played some jerky games and this is not one of them. Also the moves can be performed in real life which is very engaging. No fake fireball shooting like in Mortal Kombat. The only thing I didn't like was the fact that the storyline missed some drama. Why couldn't there be some engaging love story. They should of had Kasumi go off with Ein. Other than that the gameplay is Kick-ass.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By The Old Man In The PubFrom The Pub Review Date 11/13/2001 Overall Rating  1 of 5 Rate this review? Summary Who are you people?Sound Jap-y-neez? What's that all abaht then? All them squiggly lines and pictures of 'ouses, takes them 'alf a flippin' hour just to write their names! I don't know why dey don't just speaks the Queen's English like I does.Gameplay What? You mean iza game?Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary DOA 2 was a pretty awesome game until I unlocked everything including the gallery. It got pretty boring once I've discovered how to do every move including the "Sen Izuna" for single and tag. The gallery was kinda interesting though :D They could've done better with their sotries and expand what they do at the end. Jan Lee's was just punching a tree down and that was it. They could've put him with Lei Fang.Sound The sounds were excellent. Nothing wrong with it..Gameplay I'd say the Gameplay was great but it could've been added with more secrets and characters. The controls of fighting were easy and were easy to manage of doing a combo. The combos could've been extended and more would be added.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary DOA2 is the best fighting game out their to me I have done every possible thing their is to do the game is incredable and TECMO was not thinking when they put DOA1 on the shelves cause they made the best fighter. It has 12 chars. and several levels of play the sound is great and EVERYTHING else about it I will explain more below.OH and ps. the hours played I put that because I lost count after my VMU quit recording time at times I played it so much I thought my DC was gonna fry up.Sound Sound on this game is awsome the music rules and so do the voices but it can get frusterating if you do not know Japanese but know worrries their its in english at the bottom if you dont cut off the talk lines the sound when a deep punch or kick lands sounds real cool and also to add more detail when you land in water you can hear it splash the sound goes way into detail and you should BUY this GAMEGameplay The gameplay is remarkable the controlls are simple and combos are easy to pull off unlike other fighters DOA2 is possibly the easiest to controll and you can discover just about all their moves cause I did with Ein the only thing that makes controlls hard is if you try to play with the stick but some people can not me though.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By Tyler SalidinoFrom San Diego California Review Date 09/10/2001 Overall Rating 4 of 5 Rate this review? Summary I thought Dead or Alive 2 was pretty good. Graphics were ok, comparing to Soul Caliber, Dead or Alive 2 can be a joke. However, Dead or Alive 2 had good fighting skills, graphics were ok, but the story really sucked. Story could have been longer, and they could have added more characters. Over all, I thought Dead or Alive 2 was one of my favorite games because the Tag Battle was amazing. I got hooked on it, now i'm a little bored with it. Dead or Alive2 was a far out game.Sound 2,500 that I gave my all. Language wise was good and it was all good.Gameplay I thought the gameplay would be about 2,500. Gameplay was cool and all, however more could have been added.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary I just bought my dreacast a few days ago, ( love it more than any other system I own! ) I bought Crazy taxi, ( see my review ), but the system it self came with a demo, on it there was tombraider, MDK2, and DeadorAlive 2....DeadOA was the first demo i played , and it was incredible!Sound The sound was the part that gave me a jaw charli-horse, mostly because my chin was dropped so low it was on the floor for an hour. You can actually hear every hit taken and deliverd. Sounds like a winner!Gameplay The game-play is ssaaaaawwweeeeet, what's great is, is that your not in one area in each level, no, your in many different areas in each level. As far as control goes, I can't ask for more. I like using the analog the most, i think it's easier to pull off the tougher moves. yeah man game's great!Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By CoolBirdFrom Somewhere in the world Review Date 06/16/2001 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Rate this review? Summary I'm not really someone who you would call a fighting game fanatic, but yes, I do have my moments. Being someone who will instantly pick up a great game, no matter what genre, this was one game that caught my eye.When I recieved a Dreamcast for my birthday, I didn't really expect to be buying fighting games, or even a lot of any type of game, for that matter. I hadn't even heard of DOA before I popped in the demo disc that comes along with your system. From the moment I played the demo, I instantly fell in love with this game. It had amazing graphics, gameplay, sound, and overall, it was FUN. And I had gotten that out of only something that was less than 40% of the game! Fortunately I came to my senses quick enough and got myself this great game (which is very rare in my area somewhere in the world). Ever since, I haven't been able to put it down, and I know it's going to be one of those games that doesn't leave your system for a couple of months. Enough praise in my summary, now let's get to what I really like about this game. Sound The voices are exceptional, fitting most characters perfecty. Even the BGM matches up with characters when you fight them, like Vivaldi playing in the background when you go up against Helena. The music for the intro makes no sense in pertaining to the game, though.Not much else to say here. I definitely reccomend DOA2 to anyone who owns a Dreamcast. This really is an awesome game! Gameplay Even though it's a fighting game, DOA2 is definitely NOT one of your usual run-of-the-mill button-mashers out there. Very quickly I found out that you actually have to know what you're doing to beat your opponents, and it took me a good 3 or four hours of practice to become relatively good. I'm still perfecting my skills now.A satisfying attribute is being able to feel like you actually hit the person. When you land a punch to someone's face, it feels like you actually did it. Not to mention the opposition grabs their nose after you've broken it with your fist. Another interesting aspect of this game is the counterattack feature. Knowing some of the other fighting games out there (now don't critisize me because I don't really play this genre too much other than for this game) I know that they play similar to a tennis game. Player 1 makes an attack while player 2 blocks, then player 2 attacks while player 1 blocks. It can go on back and forth for a while. But not on DOA2. By using the free button at just the right moment, you can counter your opponents' attack for a high amount of damage. Some may retaliate by saying this makes the game too easy, but in fact, it doesn't. Using the free button at the imprecise moment can leave you vulnerable to attack, and you also have to see how your opponent is attacking, as well. Countering all depends on whether your opponent is doing a high, middle, or low attack, and you have watch closely to see what they're doing so you can counter them perfectly. Executing moves is perfect, as well. The instant you press a button your character is already performing that move, so there's absolutely no lagging and you can make for faster, more vicious attacks with a quick tapping of a few buttons, making the game much less frustrating. Another wonder is tag team mode. Now as I said before, I don't really play a lot of fighting games, but from what I've expereinced on DOA2, I'm amazed. Tag Team mode is sickeningly fast. As soon as you press the tag button the other character is instantly out, ready to fight. This exceedingly quick pace allows for loads of damage inflicted upon your unfortunate enemies by beginning combos and switching out characters at the right moments to continue the blows to string together an amazing amount of punches and kicks. I must say that the story mode lacks a lot of depth, but everything else in the game compensates for this minute disappointment. Besides, I get a much bigger kick out of playing tag team. Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary I think this game is awesome. The fighting system is deep and well thought out and they graphics are just superb. I still have not seen a DC game match this type of visual splendor. Oh and did I say the fighting system was deep using a simple button scheme.Sound The sound is awesome from the bone crunching sound effects to the Japanese dialogue (which is in perfect sync with the characters mouths.) This game sounds good. I could play this game off of the sound alone.Gameplay It is awesome. The game runs like silk. Everything from the character animation to performing that must needed last blow is performed instantaneously when you press the button. There are no hiccups here.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary this is a really crappy fighting game. It's beautiful and looks great, but as far as gameplay goes I'd have to reccommend ANY other fighting game. On the DC, King of Fighters Evolution, Marvel vs Capcom 2, or Capcom vs SNK are all awesome 2D team fighters, and for 3D goodness it's a much better idea to check out that god of 3D fighting, Soul Calibur, or even the decent Fighting Vipers 2, than to waste time with this game. It's not that it's horrible so much as that there are games which are so much better.As to things that draw me to fighters: the characters, plot, and funfactor (yeah, well, you can laugh but I come from an RPG background): the characters are few in number and they are all really boring. I just didn't care about any of them; so I got no vicarious thrill out of winning with them. (As opposed to Soul Calibur, which has twice as many characters, all of whom have a second form and a detailed history.) The plot, just like the characters, barely exists and kinda sucks. (But who expects a brainy plot from a fighter? Not me. But I expect it to at least be funny and bad, not just boring.) The openings and endings are boring, even the special ones. Lastly, the game, well, it's just not very fun. Down on three counts, no wonder I didn't like the game much. Sound It was completely forgettable, except that there are some very famous voice actors doing a few of the voices. Anyone who's seen Card Captor Sakura subtitled should recognize the voice of Sakura playing Kasumi, and Ein's voice is the same guy who did Heero Yuy in Gundam Wing and Zelgadis in Slayers. But to people who don't care about that (which I'm thinking is almost everyone) there's nothing special about the sound at all. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. It's nothing you'd remember for any reason at all after you stopped playing.Gameplay it's BORING. And random. This game is a sort of button masher, and perspective can be really annoying when you're trying to pull something off. Also, after playing a bunch of 2D fighters, this game feels incredibly slow. Everything took a long time to happen, including moving around the screen and doing all your moves; Soul Calibur feels this way to me too, but not nearly as much. And it's not planning time or anything; everything just happens slowly. I felt like my characters were walking through honey.I do have to say playing in tag team mode against my friend was a hell of a lot more fun thsat regular mode, but it was still not all that great; plus I beat him with my button mashing, even though he's been playing fighters more seriously and longer than me. While that was kind of funny for me, it's obviously a weakness in the game. And unlike MvC2, which has the same kind of button mashing weakness, this game isn't so fun you'd keep playing and playing anyway. Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By Sean WilliamsFrom Hampstead, NC Review Date 03/13/2001 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Rate this review? Summary This is the best fighting game for the Sega Dreamcast. It outshines all others with its amzing graphics, great physics engine, and all around great gameplay. The amount of different gameplay modes are overwhelming as well. I just have one thing to say; GOOD LUCK on finding a copy. I went to multiple stores before accidently bumping into it at Wal-Mart. And don't go to Babbage's, they'll never have another one (unless it's used).Sound The sounds, while great, could have been better. I think more sounds could have been added. The one thing I hate is hearing someone's annoying voice keep being repeated over and over. But fear not, you can turn down the voice volume in options mode (but I still don't). Don't get me wrong though, the sounds that are in the game are excellent.Gameplay The gameplay will leave you playing for hours. Whether you're playing story mode, or bustin' up your friends in vs. mode. The tag-team mode is awesome too, and you can team up with your friends on that one. The only bad thing is during one fight, you can win without a single scratch on you, but it will take you ten trys to get past the next one, even on easy setting. But I still fully recommend this one.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Rating Reviewed By Jonathan ArnoldFrom Plantation,FL Review Date 03/06/2001 Overall Rating 5 of 5 Rate this review? Summary A great game that delivers fast action,gorgeousgraphics,tons of replay value and mindnumbing nirvana. Sound The game's music is nothing special but notbad.The sound effects are good, with each punch,kick,groan,and voice clearly audible.I love the japanese voices,better than their english counterparts. Gameplay Gameplay consist of two fighters going head tohead using a large assortment of punchs,kicks,throws,holds and counters.The counters are the steak and potatoes of the fighting,adding tons of replay value to this game(and genre).The list of fighters is short(12 fighters)but sweet.Each fighter is loaded with moves and personality(and several differnt costumes)adding even more replay value.You won't get bored quickly. Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. Summary I love this game, I don't know why people bad mouth it. It has hardcore gameplay action filled with combos and excellent moves. The tag team mode is awsome but they should have added more stages to it. This game is one of the best fighting game I have ever played. I have Soul Calibur, Marvel vs Capcom2 and this and so far this has the most replay value. This game is total wicked, it has cool characters with each knowing different types of martial arts. This game has beautiful women (no I am not one of those sick perverted people) with beautiful graphics. The stages are one of the best features. You can actually knock people offplaces like a waterfall and the best part is you can jump down and still beat the crap out of the other character if he or she is still alive and you can also throw people through walls,fences, glass. The first time I played this game on the arcade was really fun. It became soo addictive I had to buy the game on dreamcast. It is really fun when your playing with a friend or just by yourself. The music is okay but the sound is aswome. The sound it makes when you your pucnching combos to the other charater or when you slam the person against the wall, its just wicked. I recommed this game to people who just like fighting game not people who are perverted (now thats just sick), get out of here!! You have to realize that this game isn't about button mashing (believe me this stuff doesn't work most of the time) its about skills as well. There are over 113 moves for each characters now thats alot, don't try to button mash your way out.Even if the Sega Dreamcast is dead it will still have good games like this one. Latez Sound The sound is cool, love the music but I really love the gameplay sound. Yeah thats right slam them against the wall, knock them off the waterfall, the sound of hard punches and kicks. The Japanese voices are cool because usually when they translated to english there voices sux.Gameplay The gameplay is tight. The moves, the combos just wicked. The stages are totally hype. This game you will never get bored of.Would you like to Comment? Join VideoGameReview for a free account, or Login if you are already a member. | |||||||||||
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