Rumble Roses Jpn Isolation
I recently got the Japanese version of Rumble Roses. Why RR was a 39.99 game makes more sense now. The American game is incomplete; the Japanese version has more to it. First, aside from better voice acting, there don't appear to be any of the editing glitches that exist in the American. Second, there is a movie gallery and a still art gallery. Parts of both get unlocked after story mode.
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One of the movies is a music video of Rowdy Reiko riding her bike, singing and dancing to her theme song. Third, there are moves in the American version that look like they could be submission holds but then end after a few seconds. In the Japanese they are actual submission moves. Fourth, there is a tutorial that explains how to play the game and though this wasn't that big a deal, it is something that was added to the other version.
BTW I don't know if this was in the American version but when you use R1 and L2 to block a humiliation move, it doesn't block it, it actually uses the other person's humiliation move against them. Fifth, there are more camera angles.
When you do certain moves, there are special close ups. Finally, I have found one hidden character, there may be more. When you unlock Mistress Spencer, you can also unlock Sebastian her clown faced slave. While it is true that he isn't a hot chick, I am looking to see if there are others like Becky's cheerleading pals or something. Ultimately I loved the American RR but finding these things out just pisses me off becuase this is one of several games I have played recently that had serious bugs or came out incomplete because the programmers had to make a deadline. Lol, the majority of what you call a 'completed' title is just fluff that's added on to almost every japanese release.
A gallery mode? Download freak show mp3. Dont need it. This is a wrestling title(and if i want to see the art, i'll open one of my RR artbooks thanks).
Japanese voice acting? Dont need it. Voices dont matter to me in a game, and to be as trivial over something as this makes you(not directly aimed at you, but people who bitch about voice acting) look like a tool. Secret character? Oh wait, that's right. He has stock moves that are already available to charcters in game and has been unlocked via gameshark and codebreaker codes in the usa. Oh cmon now, like we really needed a tutorial.
Everything mentioned in the manual = the game and how it works(for the most part, and even then i doubt that the jap tutorial really goes in depth) see; this isnt a 'complete vs incomplete' situation, this is a perfect example of the difference between what most american gamers are used to as opposed to what most japanese gamers are used to. We(american gamers) are used to having the game by itself, as that's all we really need. We derive the depth and enjoyment out of the product by playing it.