DINGDINGDING! ...and the winner, WWF Smackdown (WWF Attitude (PS))

Member Name: Danthaman2001

Product:	WWF Attitude (PS)
Date:	26/11/00 (25 review reads)
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Advantages: A superb Create-a-wrestler mode

Disadvantages: Far too slow

When released, WWF Attitude was a damn good game. But now, its not so good.
What it does have however, is enough to keep you coming back to it, would you be willing to stick with it.
I had it back in the days when the Earth was young before Smackdown and its sequel arrived, and it was the best wrestling game on the PlayStation. Not anymore.
Now i have Smackdown, i see every thing that is wrong with Attitude:
1) Its too damn slow; you have to press about three buttons to perform one move and four for the special finishing moves.
2) Games against your mates ended up like a game of chess!; you'd end up with both of you holding down the block buttons waiting for the other to release it so you could hit them with a move.
3)Its too repetitive

Attitude does have some advantages over Smackdown, however- a better create-a-wrestler mode (although the great Smackdown2's CAW mode eclipses both of these), and commentary from Shane McMahon and The King.

I strongly recommend however that you but Smackdown2 or even Smackdown ahead of this, is was once the best but now it falls down into third place if that.

I only recommend you buy this if you are tired of Smackdown and Smackdown2 and are looking to try something different in the genre.

Now though i can only describe it in one word, RUBBISH.

It isn't much better on the N64 and just a mild improvement (only graphics-wise) on the Dreamcast.

Remember that THQ make the wrestling games that count on each console.

Thanks.

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