Rumble Roses XX is a better game than its PS2 predecessor, but there are still too many annoying things about it to make it a success. Again, there isn't a single thing wrong with wanting to put attractive, well-built women in a wrestling game, but Rumble Roses XX insists on taking it to such levels of objectification that it just becomes hard to put up with after awhile. Not to mention that very little else of what the game offers, both from gameplay and feature standpoints, is strong enough to carry the load apart from the whole titillation aspect. In the end, Rumble Roses XX is another merely decent wrestling game that could have been a lot better had the focus been on the gameplay, and not on its more sordid elements.

Rumble Roses XX is a perfect example of a game you should rent before you buy. Fans of wrestling, character creation, or sexy women will fall most likely fall in love with what the game has to offer and get extra mileage out of the game's somewhat limited gameplay features. Others will likely have a fun weekend with the game, getting the most out of the game's undeniable sex appeal and solid grappling engine before tiring of whats available and finding their way back to Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter or Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.