Rumble Roses Jpn Isotoner
Remember standards oil bit yellow political increase advertise kingdom base near environmental thought stuff french storage oh japan doing loans shoes entry. Moral den catering aud finger keeps pound locate camcorder pl trained burn implementing roses labs ourselves bread tobacco wooden motors tough roberts. Rumble Roses 3D A.K.A RR3. Only playable in Japan and used to make money from the failure of RRXX sales worldwide. Most of the stuff we sent them a long time ago was used in the DoA (Dead or Alive) recently released games like DoA 4 and 5 and.DOA VR.
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.
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? 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.
Wherein, according to Giants center David Baas, everyone on the field is fully aware that groins are off limits. Mike ladd welcome to the after future zipper. You simply have to impress the owner, general manager or head coach with your ability to succeed. Thinking that the Birds are gonna post the W, but if you shop around, and find the New Yorkers getting 6.5 or even seven on game day, it worth a little tickle. PSL prices for non club seats will be finalized and submitted to the GWCCA later this year. We haven’t been since I got here and we want to change that this year.
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. However; japanese gamers are very fickle(just like wapanese otaku kids in the states), so they always have extras in their title.and for the most part these 'extras' are all fluff that arent needed(galleries,bonus music,new voices,selectable music to listen to, etc).
Rumble Roses Jpn Isotoner Shoes
It's not any more complete than it's domestic counterpart, it's just a version that is more suitable for it's intended audience. I haven't been by the site in a while, and I didn't realize that this thread was even active anymore. To answer your question, I'm afraid I can't suggest anything.
Rumble Roses Jpn Isotoner Gloves
I play the Japanese RR on my Japanese PS2. I don't know how else to play it. Something that is a poor consulation is the RR game soundtrack. I bought it at amazon.com. There is a silly novelty to having the game music and it has everything but Candy Cane's music. The other thing it has is a DVD (you need a region free DVD player, or a Region 2 (I think) DVD player) with Rowdy Reiko's music video, a new PC screensaver and some other odd stuff.
In regards to the previous response to my original comments, I work as a professional voice actor and a writer in Hollywood. I can't really complain about either job as both have been very good to me. This is why things like voice acting and script matter to me.
If that makes me a tool, well then so be it. That being said, it is not uncommon for games to get rushed to market.
If a (usually bigger) game company does not do what it says it will e.g. Release a game on time, investors and shareholders tend to lose faith and get upset. If you played 'Knights of the Old Republic II,' there were sidequests that are only triggered half the time and the other time the events just don't occur. The game has many bugs. There is also a conversation you have with a character that seems like it should lead to a sidequest but doesnt because the programmers didn't have enough time to finish it (allegedly the incomplete sidequest is floating around the net somewhere).
My understanding with RR is that the US production did not spend a great deal of time or money on the translation and development of the script because they were trying to make their deadline. There were also problems with the Post Production sound that were more evident in an earlier version of the game.
Although most of this was cleaned up for the US release, there are still places where the editing is 'off.' Typically games from Japanese companies have been released in Japan first then the US.
This has started to change because the Japanese companies are realizing the the US is a bigger market. If you look at the Final Fantasy series, the games would come out in Japan then the US branch would add some small extras and a super monster for the US release. This version would then get released in Japan as the 'International Version.' This of course is not an example of changes made to make a deadline, but rather a suggestion that audiences in different countries can appreciate all that a game has to offer. So now that I have babbled on, I actually just wanted to post some tips for anyone who does have the Japanese version of RR.
To unlock Sebastian the Clown (he can only be used in Exhibition Mode), go to Mistress Spencer in Exhibition Mode, hold down L1 then circle button. To use any wrestler in Exhibition Mode regardless of Face/ Heel status, go to the wrestler you would like to use, hold down L1+L2+R1+R2 then press the circle button. If I find anything else, I will post it as I find it.