Binding: Video Game EAN: 0023582087085 ESRB Age Rating: Rating Pending Label: LJN GAMES Manufacturer: LJN GAMES Platform: Nintendo Super NES Publisher: LJN GAMES Sales Rank: 13339 Studio: LJN GAMES
Features:
Cartridge only.
If Very Good: cartridge in great condition
If Good: has sticker(s), sticker residue, or minor problems
If Acceptable has one or more flaws: has stickers, label torn, yellowing, black marker o it.
Rating: - Fun for a while..
This was a fun game for the SNES back in the day, now it just seems sorta ancient, but it can be fun for those who don't like the more complicated games of today for the more advanced systems.
It's fun button mashing and you even get to use a finishing move, when your opponent is tired.
You can choose from 12 wrestlers: Yokozuna, Crush, Macho Man Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Lex Luger, Razor Ramon, Bret Hart, Ric Flair, Mr. Perfect, Tatanka and The Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase.
There are a few modes to play: Single, Tag Team and Triple Tag Team, all either vs. the computer or another player, Royal Rumble, where you fight the other 11 superstars and a single and tag title tournament.
The best modes are the Royal Rumble and tourney modes, the others are too easy.
Pros:
-The graphics are good, for back then especially.
-The characters have their own unique look.
-Different modes to play, gives some replay value.
-You can pull off a finishing move for each wrestler, some are harder to do than others, (i.e. Lex Luger's running forearm smash).
-The music is good, especially for a 16 bit system.
Cons:
-Besides the finishing moves, all the characters do the same moves.
-The finishing holds only work sometimes, not every time.
-It gets boring playing by yourself, pretty fast.
-The replay value wears off quicker than some games.
Overall it's a good game, worth renting (if you can find a place that rents SNES games these days) or buying for a low price, just don't expect groundbreaking stuff. But it's an agreeable time waster.
Rating: - The Rare Decent LJN Game
This game is classic button-mashing at its best. Darn fun and amusing as heck. It will make you laugh out loud. Definitely worth a rental, although there's not much to it. Just punch and kick your opponent until he gets tired and goes down. Then do a special move just for kicks. Also, since the hip toss out of the ring is so brutal, you might want to try that too. And knock the referee down whenever you get the chance. Lots of fun for the whole family.
Rating: - Aghh, the good ol days
I loved this game when it was the best a wrestling game could be in it's day. It was released sometime in the early 90's on the SNES. Originaly it was to have Hulk Hogan in it, but he left the WWF to join WCW and was taken out of the game before it's release.
It was like it's predoecsser "WF Wresltemania"(Snes) in the graphics department, but the last game had little options and button mashing game play. This game however worked pretty much the same way, but you had a special move. All the specials where preformed by using the shoulder R button, but it depended on where you where situated. Like The Undertaker had to do it in a grapple to do the Tombstone Piledriver and guys like Bret Hart and Ric Flair had to do them on the ground at the feet. The hardest is Lex Lugers, you have to whip him into the rope and run into the rope yourself and hit that r button when there close enough to elbow them in the face.
The game was a lot of fun, there was one on one, tag and royal rumble. Every charactor pretty much was the same with a different look, but it was great fun... the next version RAW changed the moves around a bit and added some new moves but it wasnt as fun as this version. This is the best wrestling game on the SNES. Next to Wrestlmania arcade.
Rating: - fun for a short time
Back in the early 90's I had a LOT of fun with WWF Royal Rumble. This game is a big improvement over WWF Super Wrestlemania because Royal Rumble has more wrestlers, more moves, and overall a much better experience. Unfortunately, the much better WWF Raw came along shortly after its release, making WWF Royal Rumble not as good as it first appeared.
It's true that WWF Royal Rumble is closer to WWF Raw than Super Wrestlemania. So for all you Super Wrestlemania haters out there... fear not! In WWF Royal Rumble, you have 12 classic wrestlers from the mid 90's (some of which are STILL wrestling, 14 years later) such as Ric Flair, Yoko Zuna, Crush, Razor Ramon, Macho Man and Shawn Michaels.
Now, even though the game engine moves *much* faster in Royal Rumble compared to Super Wrestlemania (in addition to more moves and options) I wouldn't call this game a masterpiece or anything. I think WWF Raw, even with its problems, is far and away the better overall game.
But if WWF Raw isn't available or too expensive, you can always pick up WWF Royal Rumble and have fun with it until you pop in the superior WWF Raw. The thing is, WWF Raw has more options (such as the Bedlam option where you and your partner are allowed to compete in the ring at the same time), a LOT more regular moves, the addition of SUPER moves, and just a better game overall. So for me, WWF Raw is the game to buy.
Rating: - THIS GAME IS FUN.
WOW WHAT A GAME.A LOT OF WRESTLERS LIKE RIC FLAIR,CRUSH,MACHO MAN RANDY SAVAGE AND ORTHERS.YOU GET ROYAL RUMBLES AND ONE ON ONE CHALLENGERS.PS BUY IT AND HAVE FUN.
- Fun for a while..
