WWF

WWF games turn the wrestling promotion’s larger-than-life stars into opponents you can face in the ring. Strikes, holds and signature moves carry the spectacle, with different games favoring quick arcade clashes or more measured bouts. The roster gives each era its own familiar faces and rivalries.

Published collection: 5 games

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WWF games turn the wrestling promotion’s larger-than-life stars into opponents you can face in the ring. Strikes, holds and signature moves carry the spectacle, with different games favoring quick arcade clashes or more measured bouts. The roster gives each era its own familiar faces and rivalries. Representative games: WWF WrestleMania (1989): Brings recognizable wrestlers and their entrance themes to the NES. WWF WrestleFest (1991): Takes the spectacle to arcades with a four-player Royal Rumble mode. WWF No Mercy (2000): Builds a championship story whose route changes with match results. Suitable for: For wrestling fans who enjoy choosing a favorite star and finding the moment for a decisive move. The fun comes from the bout’s changing momentum as much as the personalities performing it.

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