she has killed her. In the online mode included with the Subsistence re-release of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, a game setting allowed the highest scoring player on each team to play as either Reiko Hinomoto for red team or Rowdy Reiko for blue after the first round was over and points were totaled. These players had modified CQC attacks in which Reiko would perform her signature "Sunrise Suplex" move on their opponent. Rumors that Sebastian the Clown, the Bear and Aisha's dancers can be unlocked as playable characters are incorrect. While they do have full models on the game disc they were never made to be used in matches. It is possible with hacking to replace preset characters with them, but they will retain all of the attributes, moves, etc. of the character they replaced. Regional Differences There are many regional differences between the North American and Japanese releases of Rumble Roses. In the Japanese release, there is a Tutorial mode available for those new to the game. The North American release of Rumble Roses does not have a tutorial mode available. Both releases of Rumble Roses contain a Gallery mode where the characters can be viewed in a Locker Room or Beach, however in the Japanese release there are two other Galleries available where you can view artwork, and movies, while the Locker Room and Beach part of the gallery mode are labeled, "Personal". In the Japanese release of Rumble Roses, one of the characters, Bloody Shadow and her face counterpart, Judgment, have their character roster animations switched from the North American release of the game. Bloody Shadow now has the same animation on the character roster as Reiko and Sgt. Clemets, while Judgment has Bloody Shadow's unique animation. In the Japanese release of Rumble Roses you have the options to change the language to either English or Japanese and switch captions on or off. Changing the language can have many different effects to the Japanese release of Rumble Roses, aside changing the character voices along with changing the subtitles and some of the in game text. When the game is set to Japanese in the Japanese release of Rumble Roses, one of the characters, Bloody Shadow along with her face counterpart, Judgment, have their names changed. Bloody Shadow is now called, "Benikage" and Judgment is now called, "Yasha" in the Japanese setting of the Japanese release