Even though the N64 had better playing wrestling games this one still had it's perks. The career mode was leagues better, the create a wrestler more indepth and it had a lot of match types and more weapons. You could travel inside and outside the arena, drag them backstage and even outside. It was pretty crazy. I played this every night before raw or smack down and would do my own career week in game before watching it on TV. Good times.
The era of japanese made wwf/wwe games was superior to everything we have now.
I hate the modern age of wrestling games, the simulation era. I want something that isn't ashamed of being a game.
Between the early smackdown games, and the AKI n64 ones, we were spoilt. Good gameplay, good rosters, jammin' original soundtracks.
I hate the modern age of wrestling games, the simulation era. I want something that isn't ashamed of being a game.
Between the early smackdown games, and the AKI n64 ones, we were spoilt. Good gameplay, good rosters, jammin' original soundtracks.
The season mode is definitely better than the sequel - it's short and to the point, no repetitive stories and no shitty load screens to clog up your playtime. I could finish 5-6 character playthroughs in this game for the time it takes to finish Know Your Role's season with one character.
I love the fast-paced action, the only criticism I could have is that the wrestlers get up a bit too fast for my liking. Of course down the line Here Comes the Pain basically perfects this style of wrestling games.
I love the fast-paced action, the only criticism I could have is that the wrestlers get up a bit too fast for my liking. Of course down the line Here Comes the Pain basically perfects this style of wrestling games.