I'm still laughing at all the people who wanted Gladiator A.D. That game when it first came out had nothing going for it. Sure you finish off your Opponent but that was pretty much it. It looked like a Side View Punch-out. The way they redesigned it was a much better choice for this game. I bought it the day it came out and i extremely love it. Reading most of the reviews are complete garbage they don't understand what makes a new kinda fighting game. If the game isn't a Japanese fighter the game is automatically garbage In this case the way HVS added stuff that other fighters don't have like being able to use different forms of weapons and using elements in battle is pretty sweet if you ask me. So far all the users that bought this game along with myself are really enjoying it. Sure its not a deep fighter but its a pretty good one.

[QUOTE="Michael0134567"][QUOTE="LegatoSkyheart"]

As soon as it went from Bloody Gladiator to Chartoony Tournament of Legends I knew this was going to be a failure.

This is hurting Conduit 2.

Madmangamer364

Hard to make money with games that don't have appeal to anyone. In short, no one's going to buy this game, especially when it now seems to be on its way to getting critically hammered in the coming weeks. I doubt its new 'lighter' approach is going to appeal towards many families, since it's still a gladiator-type fighting game with a less than sparkling are design. The transition was probably just to lighten the load and expectations of the game, since it was never destined to be a mega-seller to begin with, even as "Gladiator A.D."

I got it and so did alot of other people that i see in other forums. The game is no where near as bad as the reviews give it.