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Fight Club - PlayStation 2

Platform : PlayStation2 |
Rated: Mature
3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars 51 ratings
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  • Features the action, story and settings from the Fight Club film
  • Watch shocking real-time damage that affects gameplay
  • Highly realistic environmental interaction
  • Variety of game modes
  • Lifestyle music of your choice

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Learn the 8 Rules of Fight Club. In the underground world of Fight Club, the fight isn't over until someone goes limp, taps out, or is beaten. Immerse yourself in this gritty, visceral world of bare-knuckle fighting, with action, story elements and environments true to the Fight Club movie. The extreme realism of the game will make you feel every punch and kick by delivering shocking visuals, untraditional moves and special effects in fully interactive environments.

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Vincent Bradshaw
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2016
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Good for the price.
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Matt
1.0 out of 5 stars dissapointed
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2012
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I couldnt be more disheartened, I expected a game where you get to be part of project mayhem or maybe one where you play out the story as tyler-- this game did not deliver on that at all. You fight like eight people and the whole story mode all you do is fight and watch videos. The fighting is no good though, you cant do any combos or anything because either the AI is too quick or the processing is to slow to put it together. I beat this game in a matter of two hours. Dont waste your money.
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Jack McMuffin
3.0 out of 5 stars It's worth a rental.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2008
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I bought this game mainly due to the fact that I'm a die hard fan of the movie, the book, and all of Chuck Palahniuk's work. I've never played any other games made by Vivendi.

Overall this game is fair at most. There are only 3 fighting styles, and quite a few characters. Each character has one of the 3 fighting styles, which all have the same moves. That gets boring quick.

There is a decent amount of levels to play on and quite a few characters, which is a plus. The narrator, Tyler, Raymond K Hessel, Angelface, etc.

I think the best part of this game is the bone breaking animations.

Like the title says, it's worth a rental. I bought it and I've only played it a handful of times.

Fighting game recommendations for ps2: Soul Calibur 2&3, Tekken, Mortal Kombat Armageddon.
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Edd
4.0 out of 5 stars Fightclub was about more than just fighting
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2014
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Though I do love fight club the movie this game for this being 2004 the graphics are really well done and its 2014 now so the graphics still hold up BUT storyline wise it was unoriginal and boring fightclub was more than just fighting
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Kevin Baeza
5.0 out of 5 stars I really liked this game
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2016
I really liked this game. If you are looking for a fun 2 player game I recommend this game. 1 player is not that good
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Rita S
2.0 out of 5 stars It's okay.
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2008
i bought it for my son and he says it's okay. he says it's not a keeper and that he'll probably trade it in to a used game store.
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Francine Prgent
1.0 out of 5 stars Leaves the (strong) impression of being unfinished...
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2004
Okay, I'll start off saying that even though it was clear that a video game based upon Fight Club would upset a whole lot of people, I don't want to relate it to the film, because this is a video game and it doesn't have to be that close to the movie to be good. Yes, Fight Club is a cult film for many people...it is a very good film (it's not the MASTERPIECE many pretend it to be, and some people seem to have understood how it works in the world only after seeing that particular film, but still, it has good ideas, has great camerawork, acting and vehiculates some interesting values, though anyone could easily argue against the whole anti-superficial message it contains, only by mentionning the shot where we see Brad Pitt shirtless, who has exactly the same body than the Calvin Klein model he criticizes in the bus)...

Anyways, even if all those anti-society values could never be brought into a videogame, the idea of making a raw, gritty and realistic fighting game sounded pretty cool to me...until I saw the final result, which, by the way, leaves the bad aftertaste of an unfinished product.

I didn't care if it was a "disgrace" to the social issues of the movie, that was not the point at all...The first five minutes I tried it, I had done all the possible moves of one of the three fighting styles...there are really just a few...so, it got repetitive really fast. Then, I decided to try other fighters, which all happened to be exactly the same thing: either a grappler, a martial artist, or a brawler...so, you could easily say that there are only three fighters in this game.

In the story mode, the cutscenes are incredibly awful...no animations, just "pictures" with ridiculous voices and even worse dialog.

Then, I remembered some of the things that gave me so much hype for that title; the limb-breaking system, the facial deformation and ripped clothes during the fights, the blood pouring into the camera...The first one is cool...before you realize there are only three animations of limb-breaking per character (that's not bad, but I'll have to add that the animation for the arm is the same for every character, and the two other limb-breaking moves are the same for half of the fighters...the other half has two others, but they're the same too). Then, about the facial damage, it is cool, but very hard to notice and I haven't seen any ripped clothes or any blood other than on faces and bruises on the backs of fighters...that's it. As for the blood on the camera's "lens", it has a shocking effect the first time you see it, but it gets old fast.

So, for what were supposed to be innovations, it's pretty much a deception. Add to that a very limited selection of fighters (10 at first and 4 unlockable, but it equals three anyways) and awful sound effects (well, some of the sounds do give the hits an impact, but it's nothing spectacular, and sometimes there's just no sound at all!). It's almost funny: before every fight, you see your character walking towards the camera with a tough guy face and saying stuff, but you never get to hear anything, you just see their lips move...ridiculous.

In the graphics' department, Fight Club is not that bad overall...yes, the cutscenes look like crap, the characters have a very plastic feel when seen at close range, but the models look pretty good during the fights, and the menus are pretty cool...Also, one of the few "good" surprises Fight Club offers is the Survival mode (which replaces the terrible story mode, which is a pure shame that (un)fortunately takes only about 15 minutes to finish). You "create" your fighter (that means you choose between 3 body types, 3 hair colors, and three pants colors) and gain points confronting fighters one after the other, recovering only a portion of the health you've previously lost between the fights. With these points, you can upgrade one of your fighter's five attributes and get better and better...and be able to win more consecutive fights...pointless eh!? That's the best thing Fight Club has to offer...there's also a hospital, in which you can get some broken bones fixed, if you ever have any...that's about it.

Another problem with this game is the physics. Sometimes, you'll send a weak kick to your opponent, and he'll fly ten feet away from you. Also, the supposedly interactive backgrounds are pretty deceiving...there's rarely stuff breaking up, and you can't take any object and smash it on your enemy's face...nothing. Some of them look good though, but basically they're all the same, as for fighters.

The only good point is the music, which is good, moody, but, again, limited to three or four tracks...

So, how could anyone ever expect someone to pay seventy bucks for a game that has about half-an-hour of half-fun to offer...the possibilities are SO limited, it's horrible...everyone who plays this game will get tired of it on the first day...it truly is unacceptable to release such an unfinished product...this truly looks like a very first demo of a game in development that could have had potential...but no, it's in stores now, and they really were dumb enough to consider this as the final product...This is a major deception, in all departments, and I find it really upsetting to see such a mediocre and unfinished game on stores' shelves...what were they thinking when they released that and considered it as a final product?
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Don
3.0 out of 5 stars Not the best game but it's Fight Club
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2012
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OK, this was a sad attempt to make money off of a movie that preached anti-consumerism basically, but it was Fight Club so I had to try it out.

The game play isn't that good and the little bit of story sucks so I wouldn't waste your money.
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