Bloody Roar 2 (PS)

I don't know why this game was not banned by Greenpeace or the RSPCA or any other organisation along those lines what with the repeated punishment the animals endure in this game , but then again since when could a large tiger do Kung Fu? Or when have you seen a giant chamelon bounce a giant rabbit off the walls in a highly irregular manner? Thats the entire nature behind this game , its simple control system makes it very easy to pick up for beginners , and very hard to put down for advanced players. You can start off as one character out of an initial nine but two more are accessible from completing the game like a madman . So lets give an example of ...

As Domino and Oddball, two of the 102 Dalmatians, it's your duty to free the other Dalmatians from Cruella De Vil, the evil wealthy witch woman with the Frankenstein bride inspired hair. Glenn Close played Cruella in the movie version and I have to tell you she never looked hotter. But that's not saying much. I've seen truck drivers that are prettier that her. The dogs are trapped within the 20 levels and as you rescue them, you collect items such as bones and stickers to unlock a variety of secrets. The game is designed to allow younger kids to have a go at it without alienating older players. The levels look great in 3D and primary cartoon colors ...

Never getting its fair share of the headlines, Bloody Roar and the sequel Bloody Roar II represent an imaginative alternative to the reigning kings of the PlayStation fighting scene, Tekken and Street Fighter. What the game lacks in history and originality, it makes up for in a deep combo-laden fighting system, exquisite graphics, and layers of gameplay modes that few games offer. Bloody Roar II brings gamers back to the human/animal fighting scene with seven new characters, four returning ones, and a next-generation look and feel that's difficult to beat. While Bloody Roar II and its predecessor build on existing fighting systems (it's difficult not to these ...