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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Not much too it, 27 May 2005
By A Customer
There is nothing seriously wrong with this game it just doesn't have much going for it.In terms of adult content some of the costumes are rather revealing and there are fetishy elements. Rumble Roses never strays to much into the reals of creepy though and overall it's pretty inofensive; its just silly and campy. The game play is a cut down version of Yuke's other wrestling games. I liked the idea having a smaller number of well designed characters and the face/heal alter ego is nice touch. The trouble is that characters don't play like indviduals since they tend to share a lot of moves. In adition some of the characters are unintresting. It doesn't take long to feel you've seen all a character has to offer. The real problem is the lack of features and diferent match types. There isn't even a tag team mode. Graphicly it's great, far better than most wrestling games. Rumble roses didn't need to be the impressive feature fest that is modern franchise wrestling game; it needed to offer enough options and be far more polished. Other than graphics quality the finish just isn't there and the lack of features is a killer. I'm looking foward to a sequel if it adresses the issues and this game might be the start of great franchise but it's not quite there yet. There is nothing pathologicly wrong with Rmble Roses but there isn't enough to the game, it took less than a week of light play to bore me.
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