"Bloody Roar 4" is a 3D fighting video game developed by Eighting and Hudson Soft and published by Konami. It is the fourth installment in the "Bloody Roar" series and was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2003.
In "Bloody Roar 4," players engage in fast-paced and intense battles as characters who possess the ability to transform into powerful anthropomorphic animals. The game features a diverse roster of characters, each with their unique animal transformation and fighting styles.
Key features of "Bloody Roar 4" for the PlayStation 2 include:
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Beast Mode: The game's defining feature is the "Beast Mode," where players can transform their characters into powerful and ferocious animal forms, gaining new moves and abilities.
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Diverse Characters: "Bloody Roar 4" offers a wide range of characters, each representing different animals, such as tiger, wolf, rabbit, chameleon, and more.
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Multiple Game Modes: The game includes various game modes, including Story Mode, Versus Mode, Time Attack, and Survival Mode.
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Interactive Arenas: Players can interact with the fighting arenas, causing environmental damage and utilizing stage-specific features to their advantage.
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Cinematic Super Moves: Characters can unleash devastating super moves in their Beast Mode, resulting in impressive cinematic sequences.
"Bloody Roar 4" received mixed reviews upon its release. While praised for its animal transformations and flashy combat, some critics felt that the game didn't innovate enough compared to previous entries in the series.
Despite its mixed reception, "Bloody Roar 4" remains a notable title for fans of 3D fighting games and the "Bloody Roar" series. It provided an enjoyable and unique fighting experience with its animal transformation mechanics, offering players the chance to unleash powerful and dynamic attacks in the form of various fierce creatures.
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