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 WWF Wrestlemania 2000 (N64)
Description: Developed by Asmik and published by THQ, this is a wrestling simulation game with the World Wrestleing Federation ... more  WWF Wrestlemania 2000 (N64) ... licence.Newest Review: ... of move types as well as the hugely popular Create a Wrestler mode. They also added a "Road to Wrestlemania" ... more ... storyline mode which could see many popular WWF superstars and their moves unlocked the further you got. This was a pretty deep storymode at the time and set this apart from its predecessors.
The roster was packed full of the best WWF Stars at the time from Stone Cold to the Rock to the Undertaker. All with their taunts and finishing moves down to a tee. Plus if there were any superstars that you liked that weren't in the game, there was very simple Creation mode where you could customize any wrestler with great ease yet ...more |
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WWF Wrestlemania 2000 (N64): Wrestlemani 2000 (508 words)
by therocksays - written on 05.05.01 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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WWF Wrestlemania is bought to you by THQ who also gave us WWF Smackdown on th playstAtion. After several lackluster and disappointing WWF games released under the Acclaim label such as WWF Attitude and WWF Warzone, THQ finally makes good use of the copyright by creating the perfect wrestling game. This game uses the same game engine as WCW/NWO Revenge and WCW World Tour, although there are quite a few differences which set it apart. The character designs seem to have been redone, as the characters look much more realistic. Although they may appear a bit on the cartoonish side, the graphics really bring out the detail of each character. Another big ...
WWFs N64 Debut (255 words)
by briangilmour - written on 14.05.08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Well this was the follow up to WCW Revenge on N64, THQ/AKI had dumped the WCW brand and went with the more popular WWF at the time. The game kept the same dynamics as WCW Revenge, only it speeded up the gameplay a good bit and added a few more moves and variations of move types as well as the hugely popular Create a Wrestler mode. They also added a "Road to Wrestlemania" storyline mode which could see many popular WWF superstars and their moves unlocked the further you got. This was a pretty deep storymode at the time and set this apart from its predecessors. The roster was packed full of the best WWF Stars at the time from Stone Cold to ...
WWF Wrestlemania 2000 (N64): WARZONE! (235 words)
by r.fowler - written on 14.04.01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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WWF Warzone When I bought this wrestling game, I was really looking forward to playing. When I eventually played it, I was left slightly disappointed. Yes, the game is good, but some magazines were giving it a score of 85%, and its not that good. Everything is too predictable, and the block move is too effective – making games boring. It does have plenty of moves, and the official WWF wrestlers, and that’s something good. I still think that the best wrestling games were on the Mega-drive and this was because they did not try to emulate everything. They just concentrated on making the game fun as well as being realistic. Still, if you really ...
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