Whether or not you've heard of it, you should keep an eye on the XBLA release, as the game was reviewed very well in its day. The XBLA version also includes online play, a nice plus. Garou: Mark of the Wolves will be priced at 800
($10).Whether or not you've heard of it, you should keep an eye on the XBLA release, as the game was reviewed very well in its day. The XBLA version also includes online play, a nice plus. Garou: Mark of the Wolves will be priced at 800
($10).Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Jun 19th 2009 1:16PM (Unverified) said
I have this game for Dreamcast and i *remember* it being banging.. but like all my other Dreamcast games it has been a while since i actually played any of them, so I might be over glorifying my memories. ; )
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Posted: Jun 19th 2009 2:13PM (Unverified) said
I thought i was wasting my time with this game on my Dreamcast now i can finally put my skills to good use over live.
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Posted: Jun 19th 2009 2:15PM (Unverified) said
its still awesome the best game for the neo ever made. still wish i could get it for my aes but $300+ is too much for one game
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Posted: Jun 22nd 2009 5:36AM (Unverified) said
Oooo I had this on my MAME cab, very enjoyable fighter I thought.
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