WWF Attitude (PS) Reviews

Silly or not, back in 1999 i'm not ashamed to say that I called an Import shop in England and pre-ordered WWF Attitude on Import, it cost me nearly £70 including postage and packaging but it did come on the day it was released. It was a lot of money to spend but I didn't buy many new games and wrestling ons were my favourite genre at the time. ...  Read the complete review

So, you want to a new game for your trusty PS. But what's that - you haven't got enough money. Well there's always WWF Attitude, one of the growing number of cheap DC games available. While I'm reviewing this game, I must be careful not to compare it to the likes of WWF Smackdown! 2 So for now, lets pretend that WWF Attitude is the ...  Read the complete review

The World Wrestling Federation (WWF), when most people hear those words they automatically think, what a load of rubbish. Fair enough many people may have watched wrestling and don’t like it is their choice, but I for one do watch it and have been doing so for the past year. Naturally I would go out and buy a wrestling game for whatever ...  Read the complete review

WWF attitude is not a Panda fighting game but instead a member of the World Wrestling Federaion franchise. T here are over forty wrestlers that you can fight as or against all from the heat TV show (now confessed as not a sport to avoid paying the taxes in the states that are imposed for being so). Each wrestler has his or her own moves ...  Read the complete review

Oh dear. For some reason, Acclaim seemed to think that the absolutely appalling WWF Warzone engine was worth pulling out of the cupboard again. They've done it twice since this game also.... WWF Attitude could have been a great game. A selection (although not as broad as I'd have liked) of match types, 40+ wrestlers, all the ...  Read the complete review

Before WWF Attitude was released we had WWF Warzone. A fine wrestling game, it showed what a good game could be like. With Attitude things are taken forward. We have more stars and many more things to do. Included in the game is 15 modes of play. More than any game since apart from ECW Hardcore. So you certainly have value for money. Fair ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

When wwf attitude came out it was the best wrestling game unchallenged. Even now its Create-a-Wrestler mode is far superior to that of any other wrestling game. The wrestling game that followed Attitude, WWF Smackdown, lacked two important features that Attitude has. Firstly, a good Creat-a-Wrestler mode. On Smackdown there is hardly any selection ...  Read the complete review

As many people tend to do, I'm going to compare Attitude to Smackdown. In both games you can choose many option types for matches and fight famous stars from the World Wrestling Federation. Attitude runs a lot more slowly than Smackdown, and although this allows a more realistic game it isn't as action packed. The moves are ...  Read the complete review

WWF Attitude was my favourite wrestling game up until smackdown was released. Why is Attitude not my favourite?. Only because my 5 year old son can't get the hang of the moves, which require various actions to do each one. But, when playing this game with other adults, like I'm sure console games were really meant for, this game is ...  Read the complete review

WWF Attitude is the biggest pile of……rubbish I have ever played. I thought that wwf warzone was bad but this is possibly even worse! It is so slow, unrealistic, boring, and it takes over half a minute to load. I dont actually own this game but I have played it at my mates house repeatedly, for some reason he actually likes it. That ...  Read the complete review

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When WWF Attitude came out it was the best wrestling game unchallenged. Even now its Create-a-Wrestler mode is far superior to that of any other wrestling game. The wrestling game that followed Attitude, WWF Smackdown, lacked two important features that Attitude has. Firstly, a good Creat-a-Wrestler mode. On Smackdown there is hardly any selection ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game not really being a wrestling fan but more a fan of fighting games. This game was quite good for the non-wrestling fan at the start but after a couple of weeks of owning it, you find yourself short of things to do, unless you are of course a wrestling fan and have the need to try and complete the game with every single ...  Read the complete review

When I first played this game I have to admit that I wasn't very impressed partly because I found it difficult to do any moves. But I plugged away at the game for a bit and slowly I managed to be ablr to pull some of the harder moves off and now I love this game. Once you have learnt how to do the moves you can have a look at the vast amount ...  Read the complete review

This wrestling game I have to addmit it is better than the first one. It has more wrestlers but also more features! like hardcore and two on one! It is harder but to go all the way through the game in one day is not that easy. It is a clever idea to get the first playstation one first Warzone then this one then Smackdown! This one ...  Read the complete review

WWF attitude is a great game, probably better than it's sequel wwf smackdown. The gameplay is better as it is slower, wwf smackdown is far too fast. The create a wrestler is very impressive and the career mode is very good. The choice of wrestlers is great but as the game is old the newer wrestlers are not available. However as the ...  Read the complete review

When you first play WWF Atitude, it seems much like all the other WWF games you've played. One button punches, one button kicks, one button grabs etc. Unfortunately, there isn't much else to it. I'll admit, the 'character creation' option is fantastic fun, especially making 'copies' of friends and family and then ...  Read the complete review

This isn’t a bad wrestling game and is well worth considering adding to your software collection. A feature unique to this game is that you could create your own wrestler. The graphics could have been a lot better but they do the job required and the sound sounds very good especially through the Hi-fi. I found the control slightly ...  Read the complete review

WWF Attitude was the first wrestling game that made wrestling games worth playing. It was also the first wrestling game that included a good create a wrestler feature which has now become standard in not only wrestling games, but many others (such as the new edition of Tony Hawk's Pro Skateboarding) This feature is often ...  Read the complete review