$117.89
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86 ReviewsReview by yarrick
November, 07 2001
Pros: Replay value
Cons: Graphics, sounds
Review by n0rthernlights
July, 01 2002
Pros: Nice Game Engine, Good Graphics, Hours of gameplay
Cons: No career mode, No referee, No Create a wrestler
Review by eightiesfan1
January, 20 2004
Pros: best wrestling game available!
Cons: no Ric Flair:( WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Review by revenge_4_me
February, 16 2002
Pros: The best guys in WcW are in it, Entertaining Championship Mode
Cons: Graphics aren't too good, No Real Entrance Music
Review by WWFRulz
October, 01 2000
Pros: General gameplay
Cons: Sound
This follow-up to 1997's WCW vs. NWO: World Tour features 62 wrestling stars, including such notables as Hollywood Hulk Hogan, Diamond Dallas Page, Giant, and Sting. The action is once again played from a third-person perspective as players use a combination of strong and weak grapples, punches, kicks, and context-specific moves to wear down their opponent. Performing successful attacks, counters, and taunts will gradually fill a wrestler's spirit meter located in the corner of the screen. Once the meter is at full strength, wrestlers will gain momentum and can perform one of five powerful special attacks. Spirit can be lost, however, by receiving damage, spending too much time outside the ring, and losing the crowd's favor. If the meter reaches a danger level, opponents have a better chance of countering and pinning wrestlers. Five modes of play include Championship, Single Exhibition, Tag Exhibition, Handicap, and Battle Royal. Players will also be able to edit a wrestler's costume and compete in the following six venues: Monday Nitro, Souled Out, Super Brawl, Bash at the Beach, Halloween Havoc, and Starrcade.