•: 9 November 2004 •: 17 February 2005 •: 18 February 2005 () Mode(s), Rumble Roses ( ランブルローズ) is a that was developed by and by for the in 2004. The game uses the same engine as Yuke's 2003 release. Rumble Roses was followed by, released for the in 2006.

Aps 30 Bedienungsanleitung Pdf there. The Rumble Roses game featured only female wrestling characters, each with both a good () and bad () persona for players to choose from; the only limitation was that the good and bad version of the same character could not fight each other. The game featured 11 playable characters, each with two versions of the same character.

Aug 15, 2014 I managed to get the japanese version of this game and it has some differences. I might make a vid showing them. While Rumble Roses is generally considered to be a decent game, Rumble Roses XX was enough of a flop that it seems to have brought the series to an end. The series fell into obscurity with the closest to a revival being Reiko making a playable cameo in Super Bomberman R. There's also a Japan-only slot machine game titled Rumble Roses 3D. Rumble Roses. Is a female ninja wrestler working undercover for the Japanese government to investigate the Rumble Roses organization. Rumble Roses (USA) PS2 ISO Download for the Sony PlayStation 2/PS2/PCSX2. Game description, information and ISO download page.

The game received only lukewarm reviews, with most commending it for its graphics but being less impressed with the audio quality, game play and storyline. Gameplay screenshot Rumble Roses features an all female cast. There are regular matches and matches. There is also a story mode and an option to allow two computer controlled girls to 'duke it out while you watch.' Each character is claimed to contain 10,000 polygons, a record number for the PlayStation 2. Rumble Roses features a / system derived from real-life professional wrestling. Each character has an alternate side, bringing the total character count up to 22.

Most characters start as a face, or good side. Three of them, however (Bloody Shadow, Candy Cane, and Evil Rose), start as the heel or evil side. Alternate forms of each character are unlocked through the Vow System. Vows are specific things the player must complete during matches, such as not using weapons, using a Killer Move, or winning the match within a certain time limit. The game's unique unlock system allows only one version of each character (either heel or face) to be unlocked for exhibition matches at any time.

The characters can still change back and forth, and unlocked characters remain open for story mode and gallery mode. This effectively cuts the roster in half for exhibition mode. Plot [ ] Story [ ] A disguised as a nurse holds an international women's wrestling tournament, and brainwashes and takes DNA samples from the participants to create. Wrestlers [ ] Each character has two versions, and each version has a unique sub-plot within Story Mode. The versions, dubbed 'Face' or 'Heel', have unique attires, names and move sets. It is not possible to use both Face and Heel variations of the same character in the same match.

Most 'Heel' characters have a matching tattoo on their body, which implies that they have been brain-washed by Anesthesia. The alternate characters have a much shorter story-mode. • Aigle (Face) is a member of a nomadic minority living on the great plains of Mongolia. Her father and brother are grand champions in.

Jamstix Serial Port here. She also possesses the great strength of her father and brother. Aigle joined Rumble Roses in order to convince her father and brother that she is a great warrior. Somewhat lacking in self-esteem for her under-developed body, Aigle has a running gag of comparing the 'teats' of the sheep she tended back home to those buxom women she faces in the ring. • Great Khan (Heel), also known as Killer Khan, is the alter ego of Aigle. Aigle didn't know that being a noble warrior would be a difficult path and began to make fouls in matches. She didn't go back home, thinking her father and brother would laugh at her.