WWF Attitude (Sony PlayStation 1, 1999) - Picture 1 of 1
WWF Attitude (Sony PlayStation 1, 1999) - Picture 1 of 1
WWF Attitude (Sony PlayStation 1, 1999)
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Wrestling fans better have a lot of free time, because WWF ATTITUDE for the PlayStation if full of enough options and modes to keep any gamer busy. There are more than 30 wrestlers to choose from such as The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, and the late Owen Hart. Every grappler can perform the same basic moves, but they can also perform signature attacks. Different button combinations are used to perform every move, and they range in difficulty depending on how complex the action is. There are several play modes available, with a focus on multiplayer battles. While there are 15 single-player modes, there are 21 multiplayer options that allow up to four people at once in the ring. One of the best features of the game is The Create-a-Player, which is about as deep and intuitive as they come. You have control over everything, from your wrestler’s appearance to his strengths and weaknesses. WWF ATTITUDE is a gigantic single-player blast, but it also has a huge multiplayer aspect, making this a great title for everyone.Read full review
WWF Attitude, Get It, came out on July 31, 1999 for the PS1. Wrestling was at its highest peek during that year and when this game came out my friend bought it and I played it with him. Shortly after I bought the game and had so much fun with it. Today I own 2 copy's, one is an open copy so I can still play it and the other one is an unopened copy still in its original packaging. A 17 year old unopened copy that I will cherish forever.
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Like movie sequels, successors to already established games have a lot riding on them. The expectations have been set, the levels raised, the perceptions crystallized. With WWF Attitude, Acclaim and its Salt Lake City Studio (formerly Iguana West) have orchestrated one of the most highly specialized wrestling games ever. With more than 30 star wrestlers, 15 single-player modes, and 21 multiplayer modes, a deep, intricate Create-a-Player Mode, and loads of generic and unique moves for each wrestler, WWF Attitude is a ferociously ambitious game that succeeds in nearly every way. Gameplay First things first. Which wrestlers can you play right off the bat? Here's the list: The Rock Stone Cold Steve Austin Ken Shamrock The Big Bossman X-Pac Val Venis Owen Hart The Undertaker Goldust Kane Mankind D'Lo Brown Christian Taka Michinoku Al Snow Bradshaw Mark Henry Brian Christopher Jeff Jarrett BA Billy Gunn Gangrel Triple-H Mosh Steve Blackman Dr. Death The Road Dogg Edge Thrasher Droz Faarooq Ten other wrestlers are available after players unlock them. Let's just say that the WWF Women's champion Sable (who is now suing the WWF) and Chyna, among other well-known players, are hidden not too deep underneath the first layer of Attitude. Not to crush your bubbles or anything, but the wrestlers in Attitude play a lot like they did in WWF Warzone. The changes from the first title to this one are subtle, not drastic. So, if you've played the first game and know the moves, you'll feel right at home. Having said that, the amount of animation sequences for each wrestler has doubled, and so has the total number of moves, maxing out at 150. The most significant additions to the gameplay deepen the gameplay, providing good reason for those who own Warzone to buy Atittude. Players will find that pulling off throws and unique moves are far more susceptible to reversals than ever, adding an extra layer of skill-based play. To deepen the groove even more, players can counter obvious attacks and fake unconsciousness. Get up moves add to the strong list of about 10 moves per character (on average), as do the number of moves wrestlers aim at downed opponents. Also, each wrestler here has a unique finisher, a set of trademark moves, and a specified move set. Interesting changes in Attitude that I personally like are couched in the rope action. In Warzone, the ropes were stiff and unrealistic. While they may look weak in the intros, they work well during play. Hit R2 and bounce off the ropes followed by a clothesline slam! It works extremely well. What's even better is the opponent's ability to counter it, too. Event the AI counters this 50% of the time with surprising awareness. The in-game ropes bounce realistically and have few of the clipping glitches that accompanied Warzone. Not only can players throw each other out of the ring, leap off the turnbuckle, and wrestler on the arena floor like last year, they can walk all the way to the entrance area. Some problems I had early in the game occurred in the multiplayer modes. Oftentimes I couldn't get my wrestlers to face the opponent I wanted him to, which made a usually unfair fight even more uneven. In essence, the targeting system focuses in on one guy up until a certain distance and then it switches, but in a multiplayer match or even in Career mode, when a third player comes into the ring, the targeting problem canRead full review
This was a repacement game for one preveously owned years ago my son and i played alot then we misplaced it my son wanted a replacement for his ps2 system which plays well on both ps1 or ps2 we have lot of fun on the hardcore mode with weapons allowed and the create a wrestler mode is awesome we have created around 20 different characters plus it has 30 origonal characters all with signiture moves and smack-talk this game has enough modes and match types to keep you entertained for hours but be warned this is a classic game and the graghics arent as good as the newer games but they arent too bad either so add this to your collection soon.
Love this game!! Childhood memories
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