For avid fans of the fighting genre - especially those that grew up with the arcades - there's a lot about The Rumble Fish 2 that will more or less leave that crowd content with it, especially when being looked at as a piece of history. However, when compared to Switch's other offerings - and the industry as a whole - fighting games are at an all-time high with new, remastered, remade, and enhanced ports of intellectual properties currently, so there's a bit of an oversaturation that has vastly better offerings than what The Rumble Fish 2 can offer for its price of entry.
CCG writes - "The Rumble Fish 2 is, by all accounts, an excellent fighting game. Nothing in my time playing it has shown me it’s anything but. However, questionable balance-disrupting decisions, a barebones port, and a very unwise decision to turn unlockable characters into DLC has led the community to turn its back on the game."
An Atomiswave classic returns.
Paul writes: "The Rumble Fish 2 is a competent fighting game that is enjoyable in the single player or local Vs modes, crippled by poor netcode"
Oof.
I was going to grab the limited edition of this that comes with Rumble Fish 1 but maybe I dodged a bullet.