WWF Attitude (DC)

WWF Attitude opinion by Tony hawley WWF Attitude is a great game if you're a wrestling fan. As a strong simulation of the squared circle, Attitude features enough wrestlers, moves and match options to keep its replay value high for years, and it's also a great game for four-player slugfests. Finally, the WWF has come back to Sega! WWF Attitude is the first wrestling game for the new Sega Dreamcast system, and serves as an excellent final chapter for Acclaim's long-standing association with the World Wrestling Federation. The partnership dates back to the mid-1980s, when Acclaim released Wrestlemania for the original Nintendo ...

Enter the lycra-clad and spandex world of the World Wrestling Federation.This is WWF Attitude for the Dreamcast!As Attitude loads up,much faster than it's Playstation counterpart,you are graced with 28 wrestlers,plus many extra superstars to unlock.This game it great!The graphics are way above the standards that you would expect from the Playstation.The photo-realism is amazing,even detailed down the Rock's eyebrow!You can have 4 wrestlers in the ring at any time,stretching the Playstation's power to it's limits.Unfortunatly,the moves are rather difficult to execute,which makes for some awkward gaming,when you are just learning to play.Many things make up ...

I don't want to upset any wrestling fans here, but I have to have my say about this game - it's one of the worst wrestling games you will ever play, if indeed you manage to somehow find yourself playing this utter trash. I am not the biggest wrestling fan in the world, but it's clear that Attitude has about as much attitude as a stuffed turnip, it's such a dire game that is practically unplayable, so really, do not buy this game - don't be fooled by the low price tag - believe it or not, there is a reason for it being so cheap! Graphically abysmal, this has to be the most visually displeasing game on the Dreamcast, not even my little nephew ...