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Games: Video_Games: Fighting: Deathrow:
See also:
- Games: Video Games: Console Platforms: Microsoft: Xbox (107)
- Games: Video Games: Developers and Publishers: U: Ubisoft Entertainment (2)
- Team Xbox - "This game features so much fun, revolutionary gameplay I am only praying that this is not the developers last game. Throw in the damn mature rating and this game is a surefire winner." Rated 4.5/5 by Ultima AMD. (November 28, 2002).
- GameSpy - "With fast, violent, and even subtle sporting action all wrapped up in a gorgeous audiovisual package, Deathrow is a real winner of a game." Rated 86/100 by Scott Osborne. (November 27, 2002).
- TechTV Review - "Not since "Ullamalitzli," the ancient Aztec game where the losers were beheaded has violent sports been so much fun. " Rated 4/5 by Karsten Bondy. (November 25, 2002).
- Game Over - "Succeeded beyond my wildest dreams to create a fast-paced indoors arena sport that is easy to learn and fun to play; the two most important elements when you deal with fantasy sports." Given a 90% by Fwiffo. (November 18, 2002).
- GameSpot - "Deathrow's graphic violence and excessive swearing mean it's not exactly the game to get your kid brother, but most Xbox owners should find in it a highly gratifying experience that's equally well suited for single-player or multiplayer mayhem." Given a 8.7/10 by Greg Kasavin. (October 28, 2002).
- IGN Review - "I'm hooked and I won't stop playing for a long, long time. What is Deathrow? Pure joy." Rated 9.3/10 by Hilary Goldstein. (October 18, 2002).
- Darkstation - Reviewed By: Joel, [9/10]. "One of the most unappreciated game for this year, Deathrow is a pure gem in the violent sports genre." (October, 2002).
- Gamer's Hell - Reviewed by Andreas Misund Berntsen (8.2/10). Includes screen shots. (2002).
- Gaming Age - "There is a surprising amount of strategy as well considering we're dealing with a made up sport. This is mainly due to excellent attention to detail on the physics of the disc used for play." Given a B by Travis Dwyer. (2002).
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