Hands-On: WWE: All-Stars | |
Those questions you posed at the beginning of the article should have been quickly answered merely by observing the game-play. However keeping track of all your moves is hard when they're all stacked into multiple analog stick movements. I had to make a list of all the moves I gave my character, But not knowing which move went with which movement actually made the SvR games more exciting (except when I would accentually use the arm-lock three time in a row). As long as this game doesn't have those physically sickening backstage segments like SvR 2011, I might get it. Also- If they're keeping this game accurate to the WWE, does that mean Cena's character only has four moves? :D | |
C'mon now HankMan, you know that's not fair, about 6 months ago Cena learned his fifth move.... The Vaguely Wiffed Dropkick™ | |
Never really understood why wrestling games were always so clunky compared to how fast and acrobatic half the WWE wrestlers actually are | |
I've always wanted an actual WWE fighting game. Like, Street Fighter style with wrestlers, using their maneuvers in glorious over the top fashion. This seems like the closest I'll get, at least in the foreseeable future. I've had my eye on this for awhile. Now I'm looking forward to it even more. | |
Aye, the old WWE games from PS2 I only knew the moveset of my created character and The Undertaker... But I suppose it did allow for more variety and such. | |
He's been dropkicking since 2001 | |
Ah, wrestling; the more it changes, the more it stays the same. Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Randy Savage, The Rock, John Cena; every generation has its marquee name that is criticised for having a move set you can count on one hand, and in Warrior's case, with three fingers missing. OT: This sounds like an intriguing direction for a wrestling game, but I think I'll wait to see which one of the big three fighters it copies. From the description it sounds like it plays similar to Tekken and if that is the case it will be asking for far more of a learning curve than a DoA button masher like me is willing to endure. If it has the command list of a Capcom fighter then it can fuck right off. | |
I actually enjoy the WWE game on the 360. It's hilariously, almost surreal, to watch Barack Obama get TAFFARD'd (my term for a splash jump) by a pink stick of gum with blue hair antlers*. So my question is: Does All-Stars have that mode? Or is it all just premade dudes? *(why yes, you can stretch and distort the human figure into horribly twisted abominations AND color their skin in any flavor of the rainbow) | |
Hands-On: WWE: All-Stars
WWE superstars from past and present collide.
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