XBox – Deathrow

TITLE Deathrow
GENRE Action
PLATFORM XBOX
DEVELOPER Southend Interactive
US PUBLISHER Ubisoft
UK PUBLISHER Ubisoft
NORDIC PUBLISHER Ubisoft
ONLINE PLAY No

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SCREENS ADDED: 15 Jul-2002

SCREENS ADDED: 25 Apr-2002

Official Fact Sheet:

The object of Deathrow is for you to win matches by whatever means necessary, either by scoring as many points as possible before time runs out, or by severely injuring your opponents and removing them from the field of combat. As the game begins, two teams of four players square off in a combat arena to compete in an intense, unmediated slugfest to determine the champion. As you engage in fierce hand-to-hand combat with highly intelligent AI opponents seeking retribution for not only themselves, but also for their fallen teammates, you?ll soon understand the sacrifices necessary to become the supreme team of the league.

Deathrow has a team management component allowing you to customize your own team according to your style of play. You can build your players? statistics from match to match while gaining speed and power bonuses. Injured players can be healed between rounds if you have enough money, or you must save your winnings to buy them back. With more than 130 unique characters, dozens of holds, and over 800 base animations, Deathrow is graphically immersive and intense.

• Multiplayer support for up to 8 players
• Highly detailed characters, modeled using more than 55 bones each for life-like movement, and up to 7000 polygons each for a realistic character shape.
• Facial animation capable of blinking and talking, and expressing pain, anger, happiness and other moods
• More than 15 combat sports arena locations, each with their own unique architecture and gameplay elements
• 13 playable teams, each with their own background, special abilities, and motivation for competing
• Automatic victory if you remove all of your opponent?s players from the field of combat
• Xbox effects such as bump-mapping, specular lighting and bumped reflection mapping
• The ability for users to import their own music