Thus, WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game (not to be confused with the 1991 title by Ocean) was born. With this in mind, a company very used to success decided to join their experience in fighting games with this sensation that had been going on for many years. But when they took a break from consoles and decided to watch TV, very few people could deny that they were attracted to WWE (at that time WWF) fights and defended to the death the idea that they were real. It is impossible to deny that many of today's adults grew up with games like Super Mario Bros or Sonic.
This is a better game than WWF Raw, and one of the best 32X games since Doom.WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game is a coin-op created by Midway in 1995. The other comical expressions, sound effects, and dinks and doinks are all still there. You'll hear announcers, but usually not until a match ends. Gone is the running commentary of the arcade. The boring background remains constant throughout the game. The sprites are also a lot larger than those in the SNES version. The graphics are grainy, but they're clearer than those in the Genesis game. Combos require dexterous button pressing, but they're worth the thumb damage. You and a pal can also tag-team the computer in Cooperative mode.īesides the normal wrestling moves, like eye gouges and airplane spins, you can pull off tremendous multi-hit combos to waylay an opponent's life bar. You can play against the computer or a friend. You play as one of eight wrestlers vying for the title of Intercontinental Champion (easy) or World Wrestling Federation Champion (very hard). It's superior to the Genesis version, but it's no match for the PlayStation title.
The princes of pain are back in a rumble royale! WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Came is a must- own for 32Xers.
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