Why I buy this one ?
- Choose from more than 20 wrestlers each with a variety of costume changes & new moves
- All-new gameplay modes - Tag Team, Battle Royal, Elimination and more
- Wider variety of moves and combinations offer a more realistic wresting experience
- Online gameplay - Compete online as a team or go head-to-head

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What our customer's say!

"Great Fun!", I know a lot of people have been harping on this game but I LOVE it. I have played just about every wrestling game out there and this game is near the top (not the best but in the top 10).

It is difficult to figure out at first but once you learn the maneuvers, you can really do well. The BEST part about the wrestling I like is the fact that there is NO health meter. What I think kinda sucks about other games (and I know most of you will disagree with me on this) but I hate the life meter (Health meter whatever its called). So long as you have health you can kick out of a pin, so you as the player know how much damage you have left before you are in trouble and how much you have left to do to your opponent.

What I like about Rumble Roses is you can come out and beat the heck out of your opponent fast and furious and do just the right combination of attacks and end up pinning her in 29 seconds, or you could drag out a fight for 20 minutes. It seems that the girls recover if they haven't been hurt in a while and there have been times when you think you got them and they kick out. It makes the game much more fun.

Tag team is awsome. The girls help each other out more and even come in to help when you don't call for help. There are also s

"Nothing changed", This is the samething like part one same characters only 3 stages i mean come on this game is not worth it. The customization suck's and the attack's are the same. If you just like this game for it's girl's and partial nudity then your a real idiot cause this game is not even worth 2quater's, so this game is garbage.

"Sexy CDI girls, but nothing more....", If your looking for something to play with your friends and have fun, pick this game,but if you look for deep gameplay, you should pass by. That's a great deal if you pay under 20$.

"Unlocking Content", Well I think it just takes to long unlock everything... i mean i've had the game for like 3 months and i've unlocked maybe 15% of the content... as for gameplay, however, it has some of the best graphics i've ever seen in this tye of game, of course i have a hi-def tv so i guess that helps, and the gameplay is easy. Once you memorize one characters moves, you kinda got the hang of it.

"Ready To Rumble Again", The Roses are back, with new options, new moves, and tons of new looks. I was a fan of the first game when it came out for the PS2, and have been long waiting for a sequel. This isn't exactly a sequel, as the story elements from before are pretty much gone in favor of a bunch of new play modes and match types.

It takes a lot more work to unlock the alternate versions of the characters than before, but instead each character has a lot more options in the ability to change the character's physique and even choosing the powerful "Superstar" version of each Rose. There are even a bunch of generic "Lambda" characters to customize, and these all go towards unlocking all the game's Achievements.

There are a few new play modes, such as the Queen's Match, which replaces the old mud wrestling rounds with dozens of ways to humiliate your opponents, and the Street Fight, which is more a fighting game than a traditional wrestling match.

There are a few minor down sides, as all games tend to have a flaw or two. Unlocking everything takes a long, long, LONG time...earning money to unlock things is fine, but having to save up the funds for EVERY character to buy every costume, pose, and humiliation is just inane. Instead of buying an outfit and unlocking it for everyone, you have to buy it for each character separately. The other downside is the flaw of the first game...a total lack of move lists or training modes...you have to figure out and try to remember each character's moves, plus all the positions for the ever-powerful Lethal Moves (which are then different for the Superstar versions!)

In closing, a solid wrestling game all around, and a great step for the franchise. A little more planning could have made this game truly great!

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"Fun in some aspects but not in others", This game is hard to figure out. There really is no rhyme or reason to when you will or what matches will help you to get rewards. This game is definitely NOT for kids!!

"Such a sweet smelling rose.", I'm not sure what exactly I was expecting when I loaded up Rumble Roses XX for the first, but I do remember I wasn't expecting to be impressed. So much for pre-judgment.

Rumble Roses XX turned out to be a pretty sweet game.

First off, I have to say, I rarely ever play wrestling games. The last one I played was on the Dreamcast, and I thought it sucked (the game, not the system). So, if there is any common criteria by which such games are judged by, I am unaware of them. I can only comment on what I liked and disliked about the title.

That said, I must say, there wasn't much about the title I didn't like.

Rumble Roses XX, is a wrestling game. All of the standard characters you play with are female. There are a variety of play modes to enjoy and entertain you and your friends with.

The graphics are gorgeous, and I'm not just talking about those lovely polygon models that you wrestle with (though they are, err... composed very well). The stages you play on are richly detailed and beautiful. The soundtrack never seems to be inappropriate; every song or tune seems to match the moment it is played. The character models are well designed and well animated. Most model motions are smooth, fluid and natural looking with the odd exception of the execution of a few of the holding moves. I'm pretty sure most normal people can't bend like these character models can bend.

Graphics, sounds, and pretty polygons are all done very well, but all those points would amount to nil without good game play to enjoy them with. Fortunately, Rumble Roses XX has very solid but simple game play. Nearly all moves are executed by hitting a single direction and a button. Special moves are executed by positioning yourself correctly, and hitting a simple combination of buttons (usually no more than two). The most annoying control issue is the mashing of buttons to escape holds or pins, but that seems to be a universal design flaw among almost all wrestling games I've read about.

You can participate in a variety of different match types against a computer opponent. You have the traditional one on one match, the tag team match, battle royal free for all matches, handicapped matches (two on one), and humiliation matches. With the exception of the humiliation match, in all of these you win by pinning your opponent to the mat or having them submit to a hold.

Rumble Roses XX has in addition to the wrestling mode, a street fighting mode. This is a sort of simplified `Street Fighter' type fighting mode. Your wrestling moves are limited, and you have a `life bar'. You win a round by simply pummeling your opponent until their life bar is empty, and you win a fight by winning two out of three rounds. It does make for a nice change of pace from the normal wrestling matches.

Complementing the primary wrestling focus of this title, there is a collecting aspect that features many things may be unlocked. Each character has many outfits you can acquire. These outfits run the range from very revealing thong bikinis and suggestive shorts, to combat gear and school girl outfits. There is a photo shoot mode where you can take pictures of the characters wearing the outfits you have unlocked while they participate in special activities you have also unlocked (like riding a bike, swimming, or stretching).

Also, in addition to unlocking additional outfits, each character has a counterpart that can be unlocked. The game has a face versus heel arrangement (good guy versus bad guy). Each face character has a heel version you can unlock, and the same goes for the heel characters. Each character version has her own unique outfit and intro movie.

In addition to playing against the computer, there is an `Exhibition Mode' where you can play against up to three friends, and use the outfits you have unlocked. All of the wrestling match types, along with the street fighting mode, are available. I've found this to be a very enjoyable element of the game.

Rumble Roses XX lets you online to play against others, and even lets you share photos you have taken.

There are only three things about this game that annoy me, all fairly minor.

The first thing that I found annoying is that it is a great pain to change a characters costume in the `Exhibition Mode'. You can only change the color of the outfit your wrestler is wearing, or pick her `Super Star' outfit if it is available. To change the outfit to something different you have to exit out of the exhibition mode, load up your single player character, change her costume there, then go back to the Exhibition Mode. Very annoying of you have four people who keep wanting to change outfits.

The second most annoying thing I found about Rumble Roses XX is that it is unclear what you are supposed to do in the single player mode, and how you progress in the game. If it is explained in the manual, I overlooked it. I just kept playing matches until I won a title.

The last thing that annoyed me about this game (and this is really the most minor) is that there was no kind of training mode. I guess I've played too many fighting games where this feature is provided and I've come to expect it.

Over all, I have to say, I enjoyed this game greatly. It's entertaining to play by yourself, and is a great title to bring out when your friends come over.

Unexpectedly, Rumble Roses XX turned out to be a really sweet smelling rose, without any thorns.


"yes i know....", i know this game gets shallow reviews, lets face it, it is a game for guys and i am a guy. but seriously there are alot of people giving this game bad reviews strictly because of the control difference between ps2 and xbox 360. it has very good graphics and i think, gameplay but alot of people should also check the box for age rating. it says rated M for a reson. dont get me wrong, it is suggestive, but thier NOT naked people. if your a guy you will like this game. just dont expect to much and like it for its novolty value, a laugh. there noty real girls and this game has gotten harsh reviews because of the "vitual girl" factor. if you dont like it dont buy it its that simple. but dont give it a bad review becase everyone elses says its bad. decide for your self. i give it 5 stars FOR FUN NOT THE GIRLS!!!!. but yes they do look a little hot.

"This Should Be PG-13 Instead of Double X's", I am a fan of the first Rumble Roses mainly because I did not take it seriously and I used to watch G.L.O.W (Glamorous Ladies Of Wrestling for you youngsters) but this 360 game did not make any improvements from the last worth paying more than 20 bucks for. Namely the content isn't pushing the envelope so to speak. There are episodes of Benny Hill that are more "mature" than this game. If you are going to make a game designed for "mature" themes at least make it mature and not some contrived DOA rip-off. Second the only way to unlock outfits is to keep playing match after dull and uninspired match. Using the same moves from the first title. Save your money folks!

"Huge Let Down After First Game", Unlike most people I am not going to complain about this games content,it's a free country and game makers should be able to put what they want in games and not have some headline seeking politician censoring them.That being said once you get past the controversy with the game it has to be one of the worst in terms of time to unlock ratio.I was a fan of the first Rumble Roses and the actual wrestling gameplay like the original is good,but I can not believe the amount of time you have to spend just to unlock outfits or anything else.I stopped playing after 20 hours and I had about 2% unlocked and I didn't even lose a match,not one!I don't care how good a game is there is no reason for a game to be this slow.Who let this game come out like this?The game has no way to tell how to even get done what you need to do.I'm not a newbie to video games,but this is just mind-numbing.