WWF Wrestlemania 2000
The Rock says: "IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU CLICKED HERE!"
WWF Wrestlemania 2000 is the best wrestling game that I have played yet. Coming from the same people who brought you WCW/nWo Revenge and WCW vs. nWo, this game features the same great grappling system as used in the WCW games. It also features a bunch of new features like a create-a-wrestler tool, Road to Wrestlemania (season), all WWF titles, and a feature to make more belts. Featuring over 50 WWF superstars, this is definitely the best wrestling game to date.
Graphics
The graphics are almost identical to Revenge's. THQ did a good job of recreating each WWF wrestler's face. Even though the graphics are pretty good, they are not as good compared to WWF Attitude, a game which seemed to concentrate more on the graphics. The only part where the graphics are noticably bad is when the titantron plays the wrestlers entrance show. Still, the graphics in this game are good enough.
Sound
The sound is pretty damn good for an N64 game. Wrestlemania 2000 features music clips of almost all the N64 superstars while they are entering the ring. THe samples are not perfect but very good for an N64 game.
Gameplay
I consider the gameplay to be the most important feature of a game and Wrestlemania 2000 delivers in this department. As I mentioned above, it uses the grappling system which makes it easy to play for a beginner to an expert. Another great feature of the game is that it features all the finishing moves of the superstars from the People's Elbow to the Stone Cold Stunner to the Tombstone Piledriver. The bottom line is that the gameplay is what makes this game the best.
Replay
The multiplayer mode will keep you coming back again and again. The create-a-wrestler and Road to Wrestlemania also add a lot to the Replay Value.
Overall
Overall, this game has so much going for it that you can't go wrong. One of the best and most fun games for the N64 to date, theres only one thing to say: if you pass this game up you must be a jabroni or a 200 lb piece of monkey crap!
by Chuck Shaffer
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