These characters are all very distinct in play-style, mannerisms, and voice acting. Shen-long – The Tiger (see long basically) Jenny – The Bat (kicks for days/lack of clothes)īusuzima – The Chameleon (creepy scientist) So here’s the rundown:Īlice – The Rabbit ( will make you her personal soccer ball) The most important asset to any fighting game to me, next to mechanics, is the character selection. Sadly though upon completion you will exhaust your Beast Mode and transform back to your human state. Trust me when I say these are spectacularly kick-ass in flair and devastating to your opponents health gauge. Last but not least you will be granted the ability to perform your “Beast Drive” which is your ultimate attack. Not only are they faster and stonger, they are also much more bloody! Also while in Beast Mode you will regenerate health to a certain extent, which can turn the fight in your favor or establish a stronger dominance. Upon this transformation your attacks and subsequent combos will be completely altered. As you inflict and sustain damage your Beast Bar will fill up allowing you to transform into your furry (sometimes scaly) alter-ego.

At the start of every match you will begin in your human form. The main attraction in this 3-D fighter is obviously the ability to transform into powerful animal/human hybrids and you should be pleased to know that this isn’t just for show. If Hannibal Lecter has taught us anything, it’s that meat from the face region is the tastiest. When I saw this game on the shelf I knew we were meant to be together and boy, was it a beautiful courtship. I’ve always had a fascination with the supernatural and growing up in a native-american household, I had a particular predilection towards animal based mythology. So what if you gathered these feral warriors and threw them into the ring against one another? You would get the wonderfully gory Bloody Roar 2!Īllow me to be frank and say I played the crap out of this game as a kid. These shape-shifters present themselves as were-bears, were-leopards, were-tigers, were-gators and practically every form of animal you could think of. In a lot of folk-lore this concept lends itself to practically EVERY kind of animal. So unless you’ve lived under a rock your entire life, ( Nerd Bacon does not discriminate against rock-dwellers, if this is the case) you have certainly heard of were-wolves.

Publisher: Virgin Interactive, SCEA, Hudson Soft

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