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Ready to Bomb: The Sequel

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 8 / 23
Date: October 28, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This game's graphics are improved, but that's about it! No originality and the game looks like a nine year old slapped it together ten minutes before it was due.

rumble 2

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 19
Date: December 04, 2000
Author: Amazon User

if u liked the first one you wont like this one dont wast your money this game is a flop i have maddin ttt espn track and field i love sports games i wouldnt wast my money ill just play the first one thanks

Get Ready to run

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 17
Date: December 20, 2000
Author: Amazon User

Stay away from this game it is terrible. I liked NFL BLITZ a lot and thought that this may be a bit simmular. There are a lot of differences but the main one is that NFL BLITZ is good. With terrible sound play control and too little characters this game bites the big one. Do not even rent it.

Ready To Stumble...

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: May 17, 2001
Author: Amazon User

As a new PS2 owner, I found this title fairly disappointing. Most of the graphics are pretty good, and it can be fun to play against others for a few rounds. However, the game really falls apart with its inconsistencies of play, and one-player gaming is an exercise in futility that no gamer should have to endure. At critical moments in the game, your controls can simply become unresponsive. Unfortunately, you never know when this bad programming symptom will strike. This game must have been rushed to market, as nobody in their right mind would release this thing as being bug-free. More frustrating than fun, it's a purchase that I regret making.

This game is nothing like the first edition

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 1 / 2
Date: July 14, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game sucks compared to the first one. I had a lot of fun playing the first one and when I first got my PS2 it was one of my first games, Ready to Rumble 2. I would not suggest for people to purchase this game or even to rent it. That is how much I dislike it. However if you are thinking of purchasing it I would strongly suggest renting to see if you actually enjoy it.

Nothing new, nothing fun

2 Rating: 2, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: August 15, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I really see no reason to buy this game, you can beat it within 45 minutes if you can even stand playing it that long. Its only remotely fun when you play in 2 player mode. The characters add some spark but not enough to save this horrrible game. If you lik boxing, you might like it, but thats abouy it. Youll get bored with this game very fast so i highly reccomend knockout kings instead of this. There are much better ps2 games out there, so get out out and explore, just esort to this as a rent.

Improved, but still lacks

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 21 / 24
Date: November 10, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This is a party game. If you have friends that come by and play all the time, well this is the game for you. Though, I don't know that it's changed that much from Ready2Rumble1. Yeah you get some new characters and some new moves, but it's really just button mashing. Not many combos are used unless you get your special. The only good part is that you get to talk trash and layeth the smacketh down on your friends. Against the computer, it's just not that much fun. If you want to build up your boxer and play the season mode or whatever, i suggest that you wait for an EA sports simulation boxing game or something. This game just get's really repeditive after doing the same training over and over again. Oh, and who really cares if you beat up your friend with Michael Jackson or Shaquille O'Neal. As long as you beat them up and rub it in, it doesn't matter who you use. To me, this is a rental game. Remember NBA Jam? Well, this is like the Boxing version of NBA jam. No matter what new features it brings, it's just not fun when you play by yourself.

Nice Boxing Game...but boring

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: April 19, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This is a great boxing game. The characters are great to, however some characters cannot reach the opponent because of their short arms. There is also no menu for the player to choose their opponent (if you ever have the desire to beat up on just one particular character), which I thought was terrible. There is no way to just save the game...you have to go into Championship Mode and then save your game. (Championship Mode is when you want to start a boxing season.) Also, some of the special characters are dumb. You cannot understand what Bill Clinton says when he taunts the opponent, and the Michael Jackson character is nothing like the real guy. It would have been nice if they had designed a game that had all celebrities in it.

Fun, for about a week.

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: December 17, 2004
Author: Amazon User

This is the sequel to one of my favorite Dreamcast games. There are new boxers featured and even some suprise celelbrity charecters such as Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Shaquille O'Neal. The graphics are nice and a little cartoony and the music is pretty standard. Voices in the game include Michale Buffer's "Let's Get Ready To Rumble" line and more standard voices ofr each charecter. The Arcade Mode is a fun knockout fest complete with ridiculous charecters and extremely realistic bungie cable physics. There's also tournament mode with training sessions which are little button tapping mini games that get kind of annoying but it's stil fun to build up your charecter and ot fight in scheduled matches. Multiplayer is great, only 2 people but its still quite a bit of fun. The game is a nice attempt for a sequel but it gets old really quick.

A Solid Playstation 2 Sports Game

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 10 / 13
Date: December 20, 2000
Author: Amazon User

This is a solid title for the playstation 2. I think most people who buy this game will be happy with it. Its obvious that this isnt a serious boxing game. Its not meant to be. Knockout Kings from EA Sports will handle the serious boxing simulation, this game is more of a parody of boxing, with hilarious charachters, all of which are ficticious, no real fighters here. The most enjoyable part of the game, surprisingly, is probably the training. In championship mode before each fight your fighter must train for 30 days. There are several excersizes that your fighter must go through before he is allowed to step into the ring. Jumping rope, speed bag, heavy bag and lifting weights are just a few of these training excersizes. When you do step into the ring it makes for a fun game and provides alot of laughs as the fighters taunt their opponents,throw big time flurries and have the ability to knock their opponents out of the ring. I would say that a serious fight fan would be happy with this BUT thats only because KO Kings isnt out yet for the PS2. For right now though, its a good solid sports game that is alot of fun.

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