WWF Wrestlemania 2000 (N64)

I remember the overall response I had to the N64 was lukewarm at best and very dismissive at worst. However the N64 to it's credit was not an entirely a bunch of rotten apples and this is one of the games I do remember very fondly. Wrestlemania offered up a host of your favourite wrestlers including Man Kind, Triple H, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and dozens of other selectable wrestlers. You can either select a multi player match or a single mode. A multi player mode allows you to either pit your wits against a friend or fight on the same team in a tag team match. Whereas the single player mode is where the road to wrestlemania begins. You ...  Read the complete review

Forget Smackdown VS RAW, TNA Impact - The Videogame, and any other wrestling game on a console (unless it is Fire Pro Wrestlign Returns on the PS2). No matter how old you are or what type of wrestling fan you be, without a doubt, WrestleMania 2000 on the N64 is the best Wrestling game of all time. After moving on from the WCW games on the N64, THQ had a shot with the big time... the WWF (now WWE). The game was an uber hit. The graphics bugs had been fixed from the WCW games making this one the best ever. With a large list of wrestlers and a great storyline this game had it all. This game was amazing because it had you fixed without the need for ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

I stumpled upon this game while walking my nana. We were glossing the near by sweet store, when we saw a man in a sock in the window trying to wink at us. What we then saw was a copy of this game fall from the sky To nana's amazement, the soundtrack to this game inspired her to walk. This game will forever be known to me as "tasty pieces" i hope anyone who is considering this game for their dad for christmas knows that it's only accessible using a ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review