Critic Reviews
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AceGamez
Mastering each character, unlocking the hidden fighters and seeing everything the game has to offer makes Deadly Alliance a game that will last you a long, long time.
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| 97 |
TotalGames.net
We’ve been floored.
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| 88 |
IGN
One of the most fun, impressive, and thoroughly designed fighters to hit the Game Boy Advance.
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| 84 |
GameZone
Unlocking all the extras will take quite some time and mastering every fighter in the game will also prove a daunting task.
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| 84 |
Nintendojo
Great graphics, sound, and play mechanics all render a fine, bloody shoe platter.
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| 80 |
Nintendophiles
It even has the odd delay time that occurs when you beat someone. I like that, because it gives you a grace period where you can kick the crap out of your opponent a little more before he falls to the floor.
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| 80 |
Cheat Code Central
This is one mean, violent and engaging game.
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| 79 |
GameSpot
It's a very good one-on-one fighting game with plenty of strategy, and it doesn't stray too far from the classic formula of simple fighting moves and extreme gore.
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| 76 |
Gamer's Pulse
The 3D environment works seamlessly, the graphics are above average, and the addition of fighting styles and currencies puts this over the top as being more than a rehashed fighter.
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| 70 |
GamerWeb Nintendo
The new characters, new battle system, the Krypt and psuedo-3D engine all help make the portable version of Deadly Alliance a decent experience.
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| 70 |
GamePro
You can’t help but wonder if the game could have been even better if they had decided to slightly re-design the gameplay for 2D.
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| 68 |
Nintendo Power
Big-time fighting fans will enjoy the complex moves and new fatalities. [Mar 2003, p.138]
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