If you can find a copy at a local retro shop or on sites like eBay , it’s worth a play for the NSYNC vs. Marilyn Manson match alone.
Is it a technical masterpiece? Not even close. Many reviewers give it a low score for its shallow combat and "unfinished" feel. But as a piece of kitschy history, MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch on the Xbox is a hilarious, gory, and undeniably weird trip down memory lane.
The game included a surprisingly fun feature where you could build your own doomed star to send into the ring. The Verdict: A "Guilty Pleasure" Fighter
Good Fight, Good Night: A Retro Look at MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch (Xbox)
The game’s biggest draw was undoubtedly its roster. It featured a bizarre mix of 27 playable characters—some pulled straight from the show’s greatest hits and others that feel like a snapshot of early-2000s tabloids.
If you can find a copy at a local retro shop or on sites like eBay , it’s worth a play for the NSYNC vs. Marilyn Manson match alone.
Is it a technical masterpiece? Not even close. Many reviewers give it a low score for its shallow combat and "unfinished" feel. But as a piece of kitschy history, MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch on the Xbox is a hilarious, gory, and undeniably weird trip down memory lane. MTVs Celebrity Deathmatch [Xbox Classic]
The game included a surprisingly fun feature where you could build your own doomed star to send into the ring. The Verdict: A "Guilty Pleasure" Fighter If you can find a copy at a
Good Fight, Good Night: A Retro Look at MTV’s Celebrity Deathmatch (Xbox) Not even close
The game’s biggest draw was undoubtedly its roster. It featured a bizarre mix of 27 playable characters—some pulled straight from the show’s greatest hits and others that feel like a snapshot of early-2000s tabloids.