Bloody Roar: Primal Fury

aka: Bloody Roar Extreme

Released

March 19th, 2002 on GameCube

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Developers

Eighting Co., Ltd.

Moby Score

7.3

#8,635 of 154K

Critics

74% (27)

Players

(24)

Ranking

#206 on GameCube

Collected By

29 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Gameplay: Fighting

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A spin-off title in the series, Primal Fury adds new characters, arenas and special attack moves for each returning character from BR3. Improvements are also made in graphical lighting and textures.

The same control style and gameplay seen in the original three Bloody Roar titles is here, where at a touch of a button your character can morph into beasts of increased strength and ability during play. Smash through breakable arenas and perform devastating combo attacks to defeat the enemy or a friend in two-player mode.

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Senior Associate Producer	Pat Dwyer
Production Coordinator	Yuriko Fujisawa
Senior Producer	Jeff Matsushita
Voice Recording Director	Kris Zimmerman Salter
Voice Talent	Dee Bradley Baker Michael Bell Earl Boen Cam Clarke Lara Cody Paul Eiding Quinton Flynn Michael Gough Jennifer Hale Lex Lang Vanessa Marshall Tasia Valenza
Voice Recording Facilities	Screenmusic Studios
QA Project Lead	Anthony Hatch Korotko
QA Senior Project Lead	Adam Hartsfield
QA Manager, Console Testing	Joseph Favazza
QA Manager, Night Shift	Jeremy Gage
Floor Lead	Dustin Thomas
Test Team	Jarrod Jenkins Terik Keller-Walker Scott Kiefer
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Missing someone?

The character Fang is not included in the Nintendo GameCube PAL version of the game, despite being available for the Japanese version and the Xbox port (Bloody Roar: Extreme).

Golden poll

In April 2001, the official Bloody Roar Japanese website launched a poll where fans were asked what beast forms would they like to see. Among the top ten results, number 4 was a Penguin and number 7 an Elephant. The poll can be assumed to be the origin of Cronos and Ganesha. The top ten results were: a Dragon, a Bird, the Four Symbols (Azure Dragon, Vermilion Bird, White Tiger and Black Turtle), a Penguin, a Fox, a Bear, an Elephant (or a Mammoth), a Kangaroo, a Dinosaur (Tyrannosaurus) and a Snake.