Best Wwe Game For Ps2 (2024 Updated)

Overall this game holds a soft spot in my heart ever since I was a kid playing this with all my siblings back in the day. The case and manual was beyond exceptional in terms of condition it was pristine, however….

the game wasn’t fully tested and damaged so regretfully I had to return it.

I’m like a kid again playing this. Competing with my friends and my cousins (mostly GM Mode), creating wrestlers with name’s that don’t make sense, the game mechanics are perfect. Can’t ask for a better wrestling game.

This is the first WWE game I ever played. I remember back in the day when I got this I played no other videogame besides this for a whole year! I loved this game so much that I didnt even bother getting a newer WWE game release until the 2011 game came out.

Obviously the graphics arent spectacular (at least by todays standards) but the gameplay is, at least to me, out of this world. If you love WWE and videogames and own a PS2, this is a MUST have.

So everything was working fine,i loaded into the menu then i try to play a match but when you get passed the play match option in freezes,the music cuts off and back and it doesnt work. Was really expecting to have fun but just ended up being dissapointed.

To keep it short and sweet, people don’t exaggerate when they say that Smackdown Vs. Raw 2007 is the greatest of the THQ era, in a perfect combination of arcade and simulation. Really picked up the slack from 2006, which wasn’t bad either!.

This is probably my 2nd favorite Smackdown vs Raw game, behind 2011 for gameplay. What makes me like this game more than 2011 in different ways include certain characters, certain modes, and graphics.

While I prefer the fast-paced SvR 2011 because of that game’s physics, I still come back to this game for the story mode. The story mode in SvR 2007 beats the rest of the SvR games by far. It’s also entertaining to hear Michael Cole and Tazz commentate on Smackdown, while Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler are on Raw.

They say the funniest things that they won’t allow now because of the PG crap. It’s also a good change and variety, unlike hearing just Lawler and Cole cover every event in SvR 2011. The graphics also look a lot more realistic and sharp, unlike the sort of bright animated lights and colors in SvR 2011.

It’s a fun game to play with friends, but I warn you that literally NOBODY is on Xbox LIVE in SvR 2007. I searched countless times and no one can be found lol.

I have been wanting this game for a while. I saw so many copies of this game sitting at such high prices and it was pretty intimidating. Every-time I order Im taking a gamble. especially with older games.

Therefore the REAL punisher would have been getting the game in terrible shape or not as described. Luckily, that wasnt the case here. This game was in great condition. No scratches, scuffs, or marks on the disc.

The manual was in great condition, and while the case had some minor wear and tear, its like it gave this game the edge it deserved. Ive had hours of fun with it.

The game is in great condition. Worth playing on the Wii if your a WWE fan. I love this game so much, and I’ve waiting to get this game for my Wii. Its fun to play with a lot game modes, and excellent gameplay.

This is such a great game for Wrestling fans. Perfect for the nintendo wii. You can also play with family and friends. The visual is perfect. My family loves it. We play all the time. I would definitely recommend to others.

I purchased this game because I love the create a wrestler modes in these video games. It is surprisingly relaxing and I like to take my time perfecting wrestlers that look like myself and my close friends.

Of course we all have a laugh when we get together and battle it out using our own wrestlers!.

I see a couple posts here that have buyers reviewing their sellers performance, you don’t review sellers performance in a video game review section. You review the video game itself here. If you have a problem with the seller, contact the seller, contact ebay and if you want to leave public comments, leave it in their feedback profile.

Do not put your comments here, you giving 1 star and 2 stars to a game when your problem is with the seller. Here you review the video game itself, the video gameplay, graphics, sound, replayability, etc.

Not your buying experience. Anyway, I played this game, I’ve long loved wrestling games (even the bad ones) and especially enjoyed the Smackdown series. This series once again makes a few control changes, its biggest addition is the “WWE Universe” which lets you play, even in quickplay like you are actually watching a show.

It has things like run ins, sneek attacks, post match attacks, mysterious match restarts. alot of stuff you see in an actual pro wrestling show. It does it a little too much in my opinion but you can turn “WWE Universe” off if you don’t like it.

This year, the game starts with a healthy selection of wrestlers and leaves about 40% of them locked. To unlock them, simply keep playing, eventually Vince McMahon will come out and offer you another opponent, beat him and you’ve unlocked the character.

This year’s version also offers alot of updated PPVs (The Bash, TLC, Hell In A Cell, Elimination Chamber, etc) and alot of alternate costumes, more so then I can remember in any previous Smackdown game.

The graphics I feel are a step down, only a little bit, they still look great but some guys, just dont look quite right, Batista and Big Show for example, something about them, they looked more like themselves in the previous years.

But overall, a great game. Not a HUGE change from the previous smackdown games but more changes then usual. Most of them I think are good welcomed changes. Alot of fun, I enjoy it very much.

I’m a huge wrestling fan and gamer. And have/played every SVR videogame, and even earlier releases such as No Mercy, War Zone, Smackdown, Smackdown II: Know Your Role, Wrestlemania: The Arcade game, etc so this game was a must have for me.

In the late 90s and early 2000s, WWE played around a bit, launching several different games with Raw, Raw II on Xbox, and a drag racing game, and others. My assumption is that they were testing the waters with marketing trying to find a niche.

However, since they’ve dropped the concept of inventing different games and stayed consistent with the annual SVR series, they’ve stepped their game up and haven’t looked back. High quality playability depends on your console, but they try very well (the programmers) to add enhancements every year; such as the HITC upgrades, versatility in weapon usuage, and in the backstage areas.

Must fan for any Wrestling fan and gamer for the franchise.

This game brings back memories. The game disc and quality was like new! Great condition and well worth the price. Thanks DK Oldies! -Wil

By far one of, if not THE, best wrestling game of all time. A diverse roster, fluid controls, and a heap of content. All the big names are here, Stone Cold, HHH, The Rock, Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, and many more.

Story mode lasts a good long time, and you can even walk around the ENTIRE arena before you’re match, talking to other superstars, which might lead to a backstage fight or a match in the ring. These same backstage areas can be accessed in hardcore matches.

Create-A-Wrestler has all the tools you need to make your own original wrestler, or create real wrestlers that weren’t put into the game. And the game soundtrack is pretty good too! If you’re a fan of wrestling, this is the only game you’ll ever need!.

Great game. Brings back great memories of the O.G Weestling games. 2k should take some lessons from this game, as well as no mercy for N64

Smackdown! Shut your mouth is in my opinion the best smackdown game available, easily the best story mode, that you can play with ANY superstar. controls are solid, and easy to use. It used to be for me, the new smackdown game would come out, so id sell mine, and buy the new one.

unfortunatly it seems quality began to diminish as the games progressed. i actually purchased this one after being extremely disapointed with WWE ’12 If your looking for a wrestling game that has gameplay over graphics(though the graphics are not half-bad) this one is an excellent choice.

This game came in yesterday and it’s fantastic. It’s in great shape, not a scratch on it anywhere. Thank you for taking great care of this game. I look forward to playing it on my off days.

So far what I am really enjoying is the fact that there are many Legends in this Play Station. I still need to read up more about the game. The Seller included the Book of how to play the game. This was a very nice surprise since it was not added in with the description of the Play Station.

Awesome!.

Great game play, great graphics for the era

Huge Roster of true legends!! The gameplay is fair once you grow acustom to it the story is great. In tutorial mode Bret Hart actually tells you how to play the game, really cool. Great commentary, good theme songs close to original but not exact due to copywrite.

All in all a very solid title If you are looking for a good wrestling game with characters you will actually still care about on ps2 this is the ticket ol boy!!.

SHOWDOWN: Legends of Wrestling is Acclaim’s third addition to its name-driven franchise and allows up to eight players the ability to match up against some of history’s most legendary names across multiple eras.

Over 70 classic and current ring warriors can compete in multiple match types like Cage, Hardcore, and Battle Royal. Additionally, there are two different career modes that offer era-based and feud-driven sagas.

Learn your way around the ring with Bret “Hitman” Hart’s special “Excellence of Execution” tutorial mode or generate your own wrestling icon with the Create-A-Legend option.

This game came in quick and secure. I had this game years ago and glad to get another one in great condition and amazing price!!

Always loved this game. I have another one from childhood but it was freezing . Which is surprising because i havent played it in years but this one i just bought plays just fine.

I bought this copy because my last one stopped working. It doesn’t have the greatest graphics, but its one of my favorites. This is just another game in the series that you can continue to see improvement.

I bought this to replace my childhood copy because I was having trouble getting it to load. The thing is, this disc worked way worse than the one I already had, but I still give it 5 stars and say it was worth the money because the product got here very very quickly, and between the two discs together, I can get the game up and running and it starts working fine.

This game is off da hook. Bringing stars past and present is something special. The reason for buying this product is that it is about time the WWE has a game that has superstars from da 80s to now at the same time.

I have played a number of wrestling games in my life and would consider this to be the best.

I brought it because i wanted that game. I did not dislike anything about the game i like everything about it. This one is actually better then the other games that have legends.

First wrestling game purchased it’s fun when you get the hang of it

Like the first game this one is big on nostalgia factor and small on execution. The career mode is much better than the first one, but the gameplay is buggy and the overall presentation is tacky by modern gaming standards.

The wrestler interviews are a nice extra. Decent for a cheap price.

I have been looking for this game to complete my collection for a long time. For the case and insert plus flawless game it was a great buy

I bought the game Legends of Wrestling II. I thought it was a great price for that item. My grandson will love it. Browsing to see if we find more games at these great values. / Today is Friday my grandson recieved the game he is enjoying it.

He loves it.

Smackdown Just Bring It! is one of my favorite wrestling games! The gameplay is fun, a lot better than some of the newer games. The game I purchased from Ebay works great! There were no scratches, no wear and tear, and I have not had any problems with the game.

I like it. The wrestlers from the attitude era are here, lots of matches to choose from, and a lot of good memories.

Game works great. Brought back memories.. thank you very much

This was exactly what I paid for and I got chills when it started up. Im beyond satisfied. Thank you guys!

I didn’t get the deluxe edition or the season pass. The game is tied tto another account not your own psn account!

Excellent game for a great price Will definitely be buying from this store again

It is great product and at low price which is a plus

The greatest thing about all of this content that you can create is that you are able to share it online with the rest of the world. The fact that you can upload your own storylines and download other ones to play through means that the content is potentially infinite if it’s embraced by the community; and to be honest, the system is so easy and fun to use that we can’t see why it wouldn’t be embraced wholeheartedly.

Being able to download each others created superstars also will extend the longevity of the game as there is the ability to constantly keep your roster fresh with new characters and therefore, more strategies.

While we’re sure there will be some unique creations, it’s going to be handy to download superstars that have been created based on real-life counterparts from those created players who want to play as their favourite new superstar or legend from the past.

Road to Wrestlemania mode, a story mode designed specifically with a handful of particular characters in mind. These are a lot of fun to play, and range from playing as Mickie James all the way to the other end of the spectrum, playing as a desperate Shawn Michaels who refuses to give up and retire.

More importantly, you can now take your created superstars through this special mode, starting out as a fan that gets insulted by Santino while sitting in the front row and playing through the narrative from there.

There are moments in this mode where you have to make decisions that alter the path in the story, and there are also special match conditions you can meet such as winning in a certain way or using a certain move which goes towards unlocking more goodies for yourself later.

The presentation in WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 is top notch this time around as well. While it’s always been said that the games try to be as close to the real thing as possible, it’s 2010 that more than ever proves that it’s certainly not far from the truth.

Replacing some loading screens are the logos of company and show copyright pops up at the end of matches as your superstar celebrates in the ring. There are even more subtle touches to the presentation, including actual reactions from superstars outside the ring after they’ve been eliminated from the Royal Rumble, and the HUD has been replaced with a simple circle around your superstars feet which lets you know how much momentum you have, so that you can time your trademark moves and finishers.

Gameplay has also been refined for the better, moving to just the one reversal button rather than using both the shoulder buttons. The timing of each counter really needs to be more precise, and it just feels more natural when counters do occur rather than just picking a side and mashing it in the hope that you are predicting whether your foe is using a striking or a grappling move.

There are also a few new moves in there for good measure, and the mechanic for kicking out has moved into a mini-game of timing rather than being merely about bashing the control pad. The Royal Rumble has copped some serious upgrading in terms of how to eliminate people also, with timing-based mini games replacing the old formula which essentially was frustrating and cheap if you were ganged up on by the AI at any point.

And finally, the Championship Scramble has been added as a match mode, where (for those who don’t know) the title can change hands as many times as necessary over a period of either 5, 10 or 20 minutes, with the winner being the last person holding.

This game has alot of different options. Also the graphics of this game is just wonderful. I like that you can make your own story line (even though I didn’t use it that much). It seems that making your character is getting alot more easier and alot more fun.

Every year they come out with new outfits and new looks. To me that is a big thing since I always make a few of my own characters and play them instead of using the actual characters. I still love the fact that I can make my own finishing move and for the most part make it as short or as long as I want the finisher to be.

The only down fall I really have with the game is that again you can only use a few characters in the road to wrestlenmania. I remember some of the older games where it didn’t matter what character you picked, they had thier own story line (with the exception of created player, all created players have the same storyline).

At to me, in road to wrestlemania, when playing your created character, it seems kind of cheesing that you put all that work into your character and that is including cut scenes, approaching the ring and ring action, that they change your outfit to something from the eighties.

I mean you really don’t get to see your character in the actual outfit that you created. To me that was a let down. Lastly the other thing that disappointed me was that the created superstars and actual superstars, don’t really interact as much as previous WWE games.

Instead you are in your locker room and your charcter comes up and it looks like a billboard with the bubble with what you are saying. If these things either are gone in 2011 game or at least changed, I think this will be the all time WWE game.

I will just have to wait and see. All together though I would say that you need to go out and get this game. Hope this helps some of you.

People have been saying this is one of (if not) the best smackdown games and they are right. All the new features and improvements over SVR2009 make SVR09 look like a stepping stone for this great game.

A lot of glitches from past games have fixed such as the infamous freeze glitch. You can’t do the freeze glitch anymore because the ‘Fists of Fury’ feature was taken out. This a good thing. The roster is very current with only very few superstars that shouldn’t be in the game.

But its nice to have them anyways. Road to Wrestlemaina mode is back and is in the same format as last format as last year but now we can play as a diva for the first time (Mickie James) and a created superstar.

The storylines are better this year and there are plenty of unlockables so you’ll have a reason to play it. The overall presentation of RTWM is better this year. Carrer mode is back and is not changed.

at all. It’s ok. But now this year we can upgrade our CAW in any mode, not just carrer. This even inludes online!.

WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008 featuring ECW is an amazing addition to the hit selling wrestling franchise. With outstanding new additions and improvements, ’08 dominates ’07 in many ways. There aren’t any new match types, except for ECW extreme rules match, but I have to say this match is the best part of the game.

Extreme rules allows you to choose, before you start the match, the weapons that are going to be under the ring, for example you can replace the default kendo stick with a guitar. Also, only for this kind of match, there is a scrolling wheel that will let you choose what weapons you want to take out.

Not like SvR 2007, garbage cans, crutches, etc. aren’t only seen in the audience area. Plus, you can take out more than one table, which in ’07, you could only get more than one table if it was a tables match.

Moreover, now that the ECW brand has come to the WWE, the hardcore styles come with it. You can now, with a saved finisher icon, set tables and barbed wire 4x4s on fire, which will inflict twice as more damage if used.

Now onto chairs, chairs can be used in so many ways now in ’08. Instead of just smashing it across the opponents face, you can open up the chair and put it on your opponents leg or neck and than stomp it to inflict a lot of damage.

But that is not all, you can also put the chair in the turnbuckle and then irish whip the opponents head into the chair. Lastly, by using two chairs, you put one under their face and smash the other chair in the back of the head.

Before I finish talking about the weapons, the bell now makes a bell sound! when used and finally once again you can use steel steps. With a ultimate grapple move, you can powerbomb, suplex, etc. your opponent onto the top of the steel steps.

Furthermore, this year each superstar has a different style of wrestling, for example, Batista is a powerhouse, Jeff Hardy is a high flyer, and of course Sandman is hardcore. I’m not going to talk about this so much because there is too much to say, so I’m going to keep it nice and short.

Each style allows you to do different moves. So if your a hardcore superstar you can do those chair maneuvers that I explained earlier but if your not a hardcore superstar you can’t. High fliers have the possum pin, powerhouse has rampage mode, and etc.

If you want to know everything about the wrestling styles look for the video on youtube. Moreover, every game has a down side to it, in this case it’s the 24/7 mode. This year THQ combined the season mode and manager mode together as one.

But that’s not the problem, if your superstar gets injured and your doctor says to take sometime off, but you really can’t so you must fight in the matches with the injured shoulder, leg, or whatever, while trying to both win the match and by trying your best to not get the area already injured more hurt than it is.

It may sound good, but in my opinion, it just sucks the fun out of season mode. So trying to earn money or trying to get your created characters stats up is a huge hassle. Also new to 24/7 mode is now you can go into interviews, appeare in movies, autograph signing, and much more to boost your popularity.

Other than that, there is one new tournament added this year which is beat the clock. WWE Shop is back if you remember it from N64 WWF No Mercy. You can purchase, titles belts (WWF Attitude Championship, WCW Classic Championship, etc.

), kits for player type (powerhouse, high flyer, etc. ), legend superstars (Sabu, Terry Funk, Stone Cold, etc.

This game definitely oozes nostalgia, and will always remain one of the best Wrestling titles in history. The package came in today and was in perfect shape, manual included. I’m having a blast reliving some of the best times I’ve ever had with a game.

Thank you!.

With much of the 24/7 mode content being pulled over from previous versions, and most of the gameplay having been experienced before, WWE Smackdown Vs. Raw 2008 doesnt feel fresh on PlayStation 2 anymore.

This was to be expected now that the game is coming to not one, but three next-gen consoles, as well as PSP and Nintendo DS. On the bright side, the series has yet to die on the current generation. Series veterans will enjoy it they just wont find it as satisfying as some of the previous iterations.

Review Scoring Details for WWE Smackdown Vs. Raw 2008 Gameplay: 7. 0 The gameplay is still exciting and engaging. Youll want to play solo or multiplayer matches even if the other modes have lost their lure.

Graphics: 7. 0 No better than last years game. Sound: 7. 0 The cheesy voice acting can be somewhat overlooked thanks to a hard-hitting rock soundtrack. Difficulty: Easy/Medium Smackdown Vs. Raw 2008 isnt the hardest wrestling game ever made, but its Hall of Fame mode will test your endurance.

Concept: 7. 0 The application of fighting styles and their player-specific nature improve the overall package. Unfortunately, thats the only improvement to speak of the rest of the game feels like a revised Smackdown Vs.

Raw 2007. Multiplayer: 7. 5 Theres still no better way to play Smackdown than with a friend. Overall: 7. 0 A good rental for most and a decent buy for the super-hardcore wrestling fanatic, WWE Smackdown Vs.

Raw 2008 doesnt push the series forward. But with the next-gen consoles in full swing, it doesnt seem like there is much room for the game to grow without jumping ship. Play this one if you love its prequel, and plan moving to PS3 or Xbox 360 for Smackdown Vs.

Raw 2009.

Professional wrestling is a sport that hasn’t always gotten a lot of respect in the video game community. Most classic wrestling titles were just glorified beat-’em-ups, with limited control schemes and little to distinguish one wrestler from another.

In Japan, where wrestling is the national pastime, games featured intricate controls and detailed create-a-wrestler modes even back then, such as the Super Fire Pro series which remains popular to this day.

American wrestling fans had to wait until WWF No Mercy on the N64 and the Smackdown series on the Playstation to get good games with depth and replay value, and the SvR series has offered new features each year even if some of them weren’t as warmly received.

Sadly, TNA Impact is a step backwards, which is even more sad due to the potential it had to be a great first offering for a non-WWE product. First off, the good. The graphics are top notch for the PS2, and minus a few animation glitches the moves are smooth and slick.

Most of the controls are very simplistic but also feature a fairly smooth and simple reversal system that flows nicely into counter moves. The cutscenes are amusing and feature voice acting (by Low-Ki no less) for the main character.

Now for the not-so-good. there are very few moves per character adn few situations to execute moves, and the controls that are not so simplistic are almost counter-intuitive. Using finishers is similarly dull and boring, and there don’t seem to be any top-rope finishers, or any moves other than “standing facing front”.

Although a good portion of the TNA roster is present, you unlock more by competing in a large number of pointless cookie-cutter gauntlet matches, which initially only unlocks some crappy fictional jobbers.

The six-sided ring is a novelty that tends to make running and top-rope moves more difficult than they should be, and the lack of any formal rules means that weapons are always in play and every match essentially goes the same way.

The biggest flaw in the game however, is the create-a-wrestler mode. Or perhaps I should say, the lack of one, since it was apparently decided at the last minute to remove it from the PS2 version and only leave it for the Xbox 360 and PS3.

Of course, they didn’t bother to even change the dialogue in the story mode where you are introduced to your locker room where you can “change your appearance”, leading to much confusion. Overall, the gameplay is lackluster without being completely awful, and if the engine were to be polished up and more slots for moves added, it could turn into a decent wrestling franchise.

The reversal system is actually very good, but the capacity for finishers in other positions is sorely needed. The game really feels as though it was rushed. The character models are good, the music is spot on, and the shortened ring entrances and quicker load times are definitely a plus.

However, the glitches in walking and running animation, the unenthusiastic AI, and the lack of a create-a-wrestler mode make the story mode an exercise in drudgery to sit through. If you can find this in a discount bin around the $5 mark, it’s still worth playing a few times against your friends if only to get all the cool moves missing from Smackdown vs.

Raw and get inspiration for making the TNA guys in it. Rating: 3/10, with an honorable mention for the reversals.

When this game was released, any true professional wrestling fan gamers would know that this was the best of the genre in the year it was released. Yes, even better than WWE’s video game release! The graphics were on par with the competition, but the story mode was what made this game stand out from the other games in the wrestling market.

Interesting, compelling, and unique to say the least!.

Overall the game is a decent attempt by Midway. Most of the wrestlers have similar movesets, but the developers did give them a finishing move. Graphics are were the game truly shines as most of the characters look almost exactly how they are suppose do with the exception of Kevin Nash who seems a bit on the small side.

The story of the game is fairly good and not quite anything you see from the Smackdown! games, but in the end is composed mostly of fighting a bunch of jobbers then a TNA wrestler and then repeating.

Sadly the only way to unlock certain characters is by going through the story so it feels a bit forced on to the player. Not all aspects of gameplay are bad such as the kick out system. The ability to kick out of a pin is determined by damage and a bar that is filled by rotating the left analog stick which is a unique aspect that most people will like.

Submissions end up being a struggle of who can tap a button sequence faster, but in the end goes off decently. ———————————————————— Cons: Same moveset for most wrestlers.

Some superstars such as Sting lack a couple signature moves like the Scorpion Death Lock and Stinger Splash. Story mode feels forced upon you. Only triple threats, singles, and tag team matches are allowed.

————————————————————- Pros: Great Graphics for most wrestlers. Nice pinfall system. Submission system isn’t just about random button mashing. Ultimate X is done fairly well.

Story is unique.

I bought a used playstation in 98 just for this game. The graphics were great for their time. The grunts, groans, and yells are from the actual wrestlers. The moves are easy to do, even though they are laid out fighting game style.

For example to do the rock bottom with the rock, you have to press right, right, up, triangle and circle. The crowd will boo you if you do the same move over and over again. If you get the crowd on your side you can do double to triple the damage.

The Full Motion Video taunts are the best. Ahmed Johnson in particular is hilarious because he sounds as if he has peanut butter in his mouth, haha. It is multiplayer with a multi tap and offers some good modes.

If you like WWF and like wrestling games, WWF War Zone is a good time, just don’t pay 20 dollars or more for this game. This game is typically worth 10 dollars.

Nostalgic. Fun. Attitude Era. Collectible. Whats not to like?

There were wrestling games before and after this game, but the mistakes they (Accliam) learned they fixed in the future games. WWF Warzone was a test bed full of ideas. Though this game had it’s drawbacks like a limited create a wrestler and three button combo system, the graphics where PSX acceptable.

The selection of WWF wrestlers was acceptable, but could of been better, same with the move list, it seemed as it was limited to only 1-4 opitions for each move. Given that it was the basics of what future titles like Smackdown 1 and 2 was based off, it’s acceptable to give this a 3/5.

I had this game years ago and I just wanted to relive the joy of it . The disc was scratched way more then I anticipated but fortunately it hasent caused any problems and seems to work just fine .

Well first off don’t go in this game expecting ” typical” look style of gameplay. Once you get past that and except it’s an over the top arcade big hits,moves,finishers,with a huge stable of history of WWF/E talent your in for an enjoyable romp.

Yea it’s not perfect. Could use some fine tuning but all in all a forgotten change of pace game once you get handle of moves,( varies per wrestler) it’s huge fun. Huge in the wrestlers are almost taken from those figures years ago made larger then life.

And this roster for the most part is Ahem ex. Stone Cold,,Undertaker,Hitman,Steamboat,Macho,Rock,HHH,HBK,,,the Snake ,Andre and goes from there. So a great game with family friends,,,a nostalgic look back at what made Wwf great and the talent the once had.

Cue the ” boss” track ” Glory Days”. have fun enjoy!!.

WWE All Stars is an over-the-top, arcade-style beat-down featuring the WWE’s past and present superstars of the ring. WWE All Stars delivers one of the greatest rosters ever assembled in a wrestling-centric videogame.

Renowned WWE Legends will align with todays most prominent WWE Superstars, inviting players to generate fantasy matches and ultimately determine the greatest competitors of all time. In addition, each WWE Legend and WWE Superstar will boast a distinctive and highly stylized appearance, adding to the overall atmosphere and intrepid attitude exuding from the on-screen action.

WWE All Stars encompasses a fluid, intuitive and original gameplay style, creating a highly competitive environment and an engaging spectacle. Packed with high-flying, hard hitting and over the top action, players will explore a variety of responsive quick grapples, strong grapples, standing and running attacks, as well as combination sequences.

Every WWE Legend and WWE Superstar on the power-packed roster will be equipped with individual abilities, signature moves and renowned finishers to create the ultimate in-ring experience.

My copy broke a long time ago and I was hurt. I wanted a new copy but I wanted to make sure I bought a working copy. So I was crazy hyped when I got this one and it worked perfectly. I recommend this game, its a fun game that not a lot of people know about.

Gameplay: 9. 0 The solid grappling mechanics make for a game that throws in Superstar specific moves WWE fans will recognize right away. Pulling off the more complex moves doesnt require you to be double-jointed so you can unleash turnbuckle moves and perform tag team moves on the fly.

There are various game modes to sink your teeth into but sometimes the long load times can be murder. Graphics: 8. 5 This is one of the most visually pleasing games youll find on your PSP so expect some amazingly detailed grapplers that look a lot like the Superstars.

Depending on the venue, the arenas look amazing despite the fact that the fans look like a pixilated nightmare. There are some strange camera shakes at times but with a game that looks as good as this those things can be easily ignored.

Sound: 8. 0 The arena announcer does a great job of making the match feel televised and the few snippets of commentary really come before the match and not during it like the console version. There are loads of tunes, mainly hard rock tunes as well as some hip-hop and each Superstars main theme is played during introductions or when they win a match.

Thats not bad at all. Difficulty: Medium Certain Superstars are not easy to pin so expect much grief from Triple H or even Hulk Hogan but the great part is that its not impossible even if youre using a created wrestler.

The more difficult events, like the Survivor Series will give you your moneys worth and you can always create your own wrestling event that fits your skill level. Concept: 9. 0 Much like the PS2 version, youll have a wide variety of events to play through as well as match types so if youre a fan of the Ladder matches or love seeing the Divas in a heated pillow fight (and who doesnt, right?) then you wont be disappointed.

The wireless multiplayer and PSP exclusive Arcade Mode are worth their weight in gold but the unlockable legends like Andre the Giant or Mankind is what fans will love the most. Multiplayer: 7. 5 This is what four-player wrestling action is all about.

Imagine a tag team match in a SmackDown! Event with all the grapplers being played by your friends. With enough superstars and the ability to play matches using your created wrestler without a drop in the framerate, this is a game youll want to share with friends.

Overall: 8. 9 WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2006 for the PSP is one of the best WWE wrestling games you will seriously want to consider purchasing right away. Sure, the twitchy graphical glitches can catch your eye and yes the load times will feel like an eternity but with solid controls, an amazing variety of game modes and PSP-only extras, this one wins the championship title.

Pros: Tons of modes, including improved online play and the new general manager mode. Plenty of creation and customization options. Cons: Collision detection is still bad. AI is still bad. General manager mode feels like an unfinished product.