Bloody Roar:Primal Fury for GameCube

Pros: It has five new characters, with additions to the old ones.

Cons: None that I can think of!!!

The Bottom Line: If you really enjoyed the first installation to Bloody Roar you will without a doubt enjoy this one. The hidden characters only.

Review: With the addition of new characters like: Then they added the one form only mode, this allows you to play as one form throughout the entire game. So if you wanna see what a character look like in a particular form then you used the one form only mode. I...

Pros: Cool Beast Transformations, Good Mechanics...

Cons: A Little Shallow; Veterans May Not Enjoy Much...

The Bottom Line: One of The Few Fighting Games I Play Nowadays, Bloody Roar: Primal Fury Is Sure to Please Beginners.

Review: About 4 years ago I purchased the Sony Playstation console, and with this great console came a demo disk, and so naturally the first thing I loaded up on the system was this disk. There were plenty of games on this disc, but one in particular caught my...

Pros: Great muscle definition, atmospheric music, combos, and power.

Cons: Lack of detail in the levels.

The Bottom Line: Great graphics and music make this game worth buying.

Review: For all those who have purchased a Playstation from 3 to 5 years ago im sure you remember recieved several demo disks to promote different games. Im also sure that most of you agree that one of the most enthralling games was called Bloody Roar. Of course...

Pros: Astounding graphics, the music fits, and beautiful anime cut-scenes

Cons: Fewer characters seen in the franchise, too fast to use defense abilities

The Bottom Line: If you are die-hard fighting game lover, you must own this game. If you enjoy fighting games, you still must own this game.

Review: Bloody Roar has been a popular Japanese fighting game franchise. This game was first introduced around 1997 to the Sony Playstation. Its success created a sequel on the Playstation. In 2001, the third installment was released on the next generation...

Pros: Solid framerate. Tons of combos.

Cons: Nothing to "wow" ya.

The Bottom Line: It's good.

Review: "GameCube owners have been frothing at the mouth for their first fighter, and months later we finally have something to dig our teeth into..."

Intro
If you look back into the recent past, most "new" consoles always produce a...

Pros: Nice charater models, tons of brutal combos

Cons: The gamespeed is so fast that some of its hardwork is missed.

The Bottom Line: The game is fun, but its missing the meat. I would suggest renting it.

Review: I'll be honest. I am a bloody Roar fan. Ive been one since it first came out on playstation way back in the day. Despite this games awesome potential, its just missing that addicting craving. Story The story is choppy and doesn't make all that much se ...

Pros: Fun characters, good arenas, good graphics.

Cons: Too short a game, can't play for to long.

The Bottom Line: My final recomendation is if you'er looking for a good fighting game buy it, but don't play it for to long.

Review: When I first bought my Gamecube system, I wanted a fighting game to start with. One day as a was shopping I came across Bloody Roar Primal Fury. I was surprised that this game only cost me $24.00. After I brought it home and played it for a few days I ...

Pros: Graphics

Cons: Too easy to beat, not enough variety, gets boring easily.

Review: Bloody Roar: Primal Fury was the VERY first GameCube game that I purchased. It was good for a while.. but then it got... boring? Ok, let's start at the beginning. It's a fighting game. Graphics are great From street alley to dark temple, the aren ...

Pros: Looks great overall, Beast Morphs rule

Cons: Gameplay and overall idea for the game is overused. Nothing too new. Sound.

The Bottom Line: It's definetily a rent. Activison just keeps rehashing the fighting genre, especially with Bloody Roar: Primal Fury

Review: Wow, I seem to be playing an awful lot of Gamecube games lately. It's a good thing my friend and I have different systems of else we'd never get to try both sides of the proverbial gaming coin. Now if only I could find a kid who has an X-Box. Anyway,...