WWF Royal Rumble (DC) Reviews

"WWF: Royal Rumble" is a video game which was released for the Sega Dreamcast in 2000 by THQ. It is a sports title with professional wrestling being represented. In the United States, the game received a rating of "T" which deemed it suitable for ages 13 and above. Yet another installment in the world of professional ...  Read the complete review

I've played virtually every wrestling game that has ever existed, and whilst the Dreamcast's Royal Rumble isn't jam-packed with the vast options that the Smackdown series of the same generation did, it had one killer feature that blew the PS2's wrestling games out of the water - the ability to have up to nine wrestlers on the screen at once, a ...  Read the complete review

Being a huge wrestling fan and having Played Smackdown on the PSX at the time, I was completely shocked when I walked into my local games shop and seen WWF Royal Rumble on the shelve exclusively for the Dreamcast. Being such an impulsive shopper at the time, I whipped out my Visa and planked down £250 to get the system along with this game and ...  Read the complete review

The WWF Royal rumble the best wwf game on the dreamcast which is sad, very,very sad. Beacause i mean the only other one is attitude. The royal Rumble is a fun filled game but has one of the shortest life spans a game could possibly have. The game feels like a straight arcade convertion as you have like 15 wrestlers to choose from and ...  Read the complete review

Being the helpful fellow I am I thought I would warn you all not to make the same mistake I did. Whatever you do, DO NOT buy this game. WWF Royal RUmble for Dreamcast is terrible. Even as a die-hard wrestling fan I found it hard to enjoy this. Firstly, there are only two game modes, Exhibition ( I suppose the career mode ) and ...  Read the complete review

THQ have produced without out a shadow of a doubt created the greatest wrestling games of all time from WCW Revenge to the WWF Smack down series, so when I heard that they where to produce yet another grappling I jumped for, especially since it was for the Dreamcast. With the WWF license and offering up to 9 players on the screen at once WWF Royal ...  Read the complete review

There's not a lot to say about the game, graphics are solid, the sound effects are meaty and the music recreates the atmosphere of the WWF. So no complaints. Thing is, the game is absolutely dire as a solo experience, there is just not enough options and depth to the gameplay to keep you interested. So a bad game? Hell no! ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: Those looking for a sim wrestler will most definetly have to look else where, as this game is far from a sim. It is however a very good multiplayer arcade game that some may find a breath of fresh air from the hardcore sim titles in their gaming library. Gameplay: The gameplay is a little odd at first but give it about 20 mins ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: WWF Royal Rumble was just released in August of 2000 by THQ for the Sega Dreamcast; this game marks THQ's first attempt at a wrestling game for the Dreamcast. Many wrestling fans are wondering if this game stands up to the other wrestling games available, I'm happy to say that not only does it, but it surpasses them in ...  Read the complete review

WWF Royal rumble is a superb game for people who are interested in the WWF. It has most of your favourite superstars but not many if you think about it. There are just fewer than 20. It includes wrestlers such as Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock. Others include The Undertaker, Kane and Rikishi. They do ...  Read the complete review

Royal Rumble is a great dreamcast wrestling game. After WWF Attitude and ECW Hardcore Revenge the dreamcast now has a really good wrestling game and unlike the previous two wrestling games it isn't really slow. The game is really fast paced andhas over 2O WWF superstars in it. the graphics are great and the royal rumble allows nine ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I know I'm being a little harsh in my title, although I'm sure there are plenty of you who'd agree. <crying> Well, the reason for my odd title is that despite WWF's popularity, I can't stand wrestling! <sniffle> Well, despite my views on this "sport" <cough cough>, I got the game to see what it ...  Read the complete review

Ok, WWF Royal Rumble. What can I say? It's a great game, the graphics is amazing, and the fact that the characters look more life like on the Dreamcast, well. Only thing disappointing about it, is that it's really easy to complete. And the fact it didn't have a career mode in it - like Smackdown did, that was very ...  Read the complete review

This game is a revolution in modern wrestling games. It is the first modern day game with good graphics to have more than 4 people in the ring at one time, as a matter of fact it has 9 people in the ring!!! Thats a big step and proof of what the Dreamcast can actually do over the pitiful playstation!!! This game has stunning ...  Read the complete review

Finally, a wrestling game for the DC that is fun. Those who are looking for an options filled wrestling sim will be disappointed but for those looking for a fun, fast paced game Royal Rumble is for you. The Royal Rumble mode is hectic but great fun to play. The main problem is that there are only 21 characters so the same characters will show up ...  Read the complete review

WWF Royal Rumble is one of a trio of new WWF endorsed games brought out this year, this game along with No Mercy and Smack Down 2 (know your role) are all new titles that have a varied degree of anticipation. Royal Rumble contains two main modes, Exhibition and Royal Rumble, while previous wrestling games flaunted Hardcore, Cage, Boiler ...  Read the complete review

Yes this is the definitive wrestling game out there. You may well be wary of buying any wrestling games on the Dreamcast and I don't blame you; we've had the absolutely apalling WWF Atittude and ECW hardcore Revolution to scare you off but do not worry as royal rumble is probably as good as virtual Wrestling will get for the time being. ...  Read the complete review