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Bloody Roar:Primal Fury for GameCube

Bloody Roar:Primal Fury for GameCube

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Key Features
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Fighting
ESRB Rating: T - (Teen)
Other Features
ESRB Descriptor: Violence · Suggestive Themes · Blood
Memory Support: With Memory Support
Max. Number Of Players: 2
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Release Date: June, 2002
Product ID: 20255201
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Details: The Bloody Roar series screams into the Nintendo universe with Bloody Roar: Primal Fury, exclusively available on Nintendo GameCube. Bloody Roar is a tournament fighting game featuring 16 combatants who can instantly morph into hyper-beast life forms. The result? Visually stunning matches with satisfyingly brutal special moves. Despite its name, though, Bloody Roar: Primal Fury is hemoglobin-free. Flashing light effects replace blood and gore, which only slightly lessens the impact of bone-breaking grab moves and vicious combos. As a result, Bloody Roar: Primal Fury has earn a "T" (Teen) rating by the Entertainment Software Rating Board.
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