WWE '12

WWE '12

released on Nov 22, 2011
by Yuke's

,

THQ

WWE '12

released on Nov 22, 2011
by Yuke's

,

THQ

World Wrestling Entertainment enthusiasts try to take the title under a new title in WWE '12: a continuation of the series from THQ and Yuke's, with its due serving of raw smackdowns, despite the shortened name. The expanded roster includes contemporary stars such as John Cena, Randy Orton, and The Miz, as well as player-created Superstars, assigned custom entrances, finishing moves, and storylines. The game centers on a main campaign that runs through 18 months of WWE programming and two WrestleMania championships.


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Good, but this ain't no SvR

I remember playing this game for the first time as a kid after being done with SvR 11, and there was a lot to like, but also a good amount to dislike. The main menu feels empty. Just some of the most basic edgy music playing and nothing else. No practice arena when you first start the game like in SvR 11 and just no character. That being said, the real good part comes when you start playing the modes. Road to Wrestlemania is a bit different as instead of multiple stories you can pick to play, you get three that you have to play in order. I absolutely loved all three stories, it was the right amount of wacky wrestling and I couldn't get enough of it. Matches themselves played like SvR 11, albeit a bit less smooth than before. What really shines is the universe mode. You can control more of what happens, changing what titles are on different brands, and seemingly every match has some kind of cutscene that happens before, during, or after. The draft was extremely cool and I wish they would incorporate it into modern universe modes. All in all, something that looks very dull when you open it but as you play it there is more and more to like about it

the first game to drop the Smackdown vs Raw name and the first to stop being released on PS2, i remember it bumming me out as a poor kid, but i worked hard before the game came out to earn the money to get a PS3 so that I could play, so while i dont think its particularly good by today's standards, it still carries a lot of nostalgia for me...plus it was the first game i ever platinumed on playstation so double nostalgia points

Don't remember a whole lot from this one. Was bummed they removed the SvR name. 5/10

This was the first one I played after the superior SVR era, and it felt like a stomp to the crotch. Its controls are more complex and the fluidity of the past games felt absent. Other than a great roster for the time, this sunk my hopes of ever getting a legit GREAT WRASTLING GAME ever again.