ComingSoon's The Rumble Fish 2 review breaks down how this old fighting game's shockingly antiquated multiplayer and tutorials hold it back.
The Rumble Fish 2
originally came out in arcades in 2005, but never made its way around the world or off arcade consoles. Now thanks to 3goo, this fighting game has gotten a second chance to make a first impression. However, its home release debut is a rather bare-bones offering, making it difficult to recommend for those outside of the most hardcore.has solid fighting fundamentals, which is where most of its appeal lies.
The game helps foster these types of satisfying matches by having a few interesting mechanics, such as gauge-based offensive attacks and defensive maneuvers that can change the tide of battle . However, there’s no training mode or manual to flick through, so it forces novices to learn the move list through trial and error on the spot when playing through its survival, time attack, or arcade modes.
Sadly the port also has some baffling issues when it comes to multiplayer, both offline and online. After a local versus match ends, the winning player is put into an arcade ladder automatically, rather than getting the option to rematch or switch characters. Meanwhile, after an online fight concludes, both players are kicked back to the title screen, even when in a private match. Once again, there is strangely no option to rematch or join a lobby.
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