Fighting puree! (Fighting Fury (PS2))

Member Name: briangilmour

Product:	Fighting Fury (PS2)
Date:	21/05/08 (16 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: 3D fightings compulsive fans might like it.

Disadvantages: a lot of flaws in gameplay and graphics

After playing through the likes of Soul Calibur and Tekken , I stumbled upon another little 3D fighting game by the name of "Fighting Fury" , for whatever reason I was expecting a game along the lines of Final Fight or Fighting Force. But the only things similar to those titles were a lot of "F's" in the title.

I sat down to start playing and was immediately greeted with some pretty poor graphics, although the presentation is ok, the graphics themselves are hardly up to the standard of the PS2. More suited to a Nintendo 64 If I'm honest.

Game play is pretty awkward, yeah it follows the golden rule of control systems for 3D fighting games but for some reason the moves seem hard to pull off and are generally quite unsatisfying when you do.

There's a story mode as usual where you start as one of the 11 characters to star from and work you're way up the fighting ladder facing off against the other 10 guys. This is textbook stuff but if you do like the game then this is the part you'll play the most.

Overall this isn't a bad attempt at fighter but it's no well executed and truth be told comes across as bit rushed. It's one to avoid I'm afraid when it comes to buying. It might be worth a rent.

Summary: An average fighting game that doesn't stand up to well.