The Rumble Fish 2

Platform(s): Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Genre: Fighting
Publisher: 3goo
Developer: DIMPS
Release Date: Dec. 8, 2022

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'The Rumble Fish 2' Brings Its 2D Arcade Fighting To Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox and PC This Winter - Screens & Trailer

by Rainier on Aug. 4, 2022 @ 9:54 a.m. PDT

The Rumble Fish 2 is a cult-classic 2D fighting game, bringing with it a range of enhancements geared toward hardcore fighting game fans and online players.

Developed for the Atomiswave arcade platform and debuting in 2005, The Rumble Fish 2 delighted players with its flashy, technical gameplay governed by five buttons and two super move gauges and stood out with a unique, colorful cast of 16 characters punctuated by the game’s innovative “Smooth Model Animation” system, allowing for 2D sprite animation on a per-limb basis.

Exclusive to arcades until now, and never been released outside of Japan, this new release marks the first time The Rumble Fish 2 will ever be officially available on consoles and PC.

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The Rumble Fish 2  will also bring a host of new enhancements and features aimed at hardcore fighting game fans. In addition to a widescreen, 16:9 presentation modernizing the game’s gorgeous graphics and animation, players can hone their skills in the all-new Practice Mode before testing their mettle against rivals all around the world in online PvP battles powered by rollback netcode – a feature considered absolutely essential by top fighting game players. The Practice Mode will allow customization of AI and gauges for a better learning experience. Hardcore fans can also look forward to revelling in a smattering of character art, music, behind-the-scenes production materials, and more in the all-new Gallery mode.

The Rumble Fish 2 has been a popular game in Japanese arcades for many years, and tournaments are still occasionally organized by the community. Its longevity speaks to the great work that the developer Dimps' has done with the game, thanks to their two decades of experience in fighting game design. The Dimps team created extended battle systems and offered players an infinite number of strategies, which is something the community absolutely loves. Here at 3goo, our mission was to expand on this popular title by bringing it to console platforms and introduce great features the game has to offer to console players, such as online PvP mode and a place to properly learn combos and greatly look forward to its release. We also hope that fans of the franchise will be excited about a few more surprise announcements we will have before the release, so stay tuned!,” said 3goo President Nicolas Di Costanzo.

The Rumble Fish 2 is coming to Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC (Steam) in Winter 2022.



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