WWE RAW 2 (Xbox) Reviews

This is quite possibly one of the greatest Wrestling Games of all time... as long as you dont actually wrestle the matches on it. In terms of storymode, and allowing the player to choose what they want to do before or during a match, with cutscenes and so on, the possibilities were endless. We finally had a game that allowed us to do ...  Read the complete review

Although the only games console that I own is a PS2, I was so desperate to try this "new & improved" wrestling game that I went round to a friends house and bugged him until he let me loose on the game. Good points The game has a poor season mode. I buy wrestling games for their season mode. I want to be ...  Read the complete review

This is the second wrestling game released by THQ on the Xbox. Being a big fan of wrestling, I picked this game up just after it came out, expecting it to improve on the mostly terrible original Raw game. How wrong I was. Graphics The graphics on this game are brilliant. They are very realistic, and make the game seem as if ...  Read the complete review

This is A game for The men At home !!! Who can not like this macho , Hard and painfull Game All the moves you've seen on tv , All the action you Loved IS now Lying in your arms !! Come on .. Put on your Wrestling costume Put the game in the X-box and Play it like its Hot! And wow This game is hot , wrestling addict back off ...  Read the complete review

WWE Raw 2 was released in October of 2003 exclusively for the X-Box. Boasting better visuals, bigger roster and unique story mode could this be the best wrestling game ever? In short, no. But I'll get to that later. First off you have the exhibition mode which is notably more sparse than Smackdown's! For match types you get Single, ...  Read the complete review

As a huge fan of the Smackdown series on the PS2 I have to say I was quite excited at the prospect of Raw 2 on the X-Box. Unfortunately though the excitement didn?t last too long. Graphics ? What can I say except, WOW! The graphics are absolutely stunning and the wrestlers except for a few acceptions (newer guys like Goldberg and Rey ...  Read the complete review