Nostalgia Games Reviews Of WWF Attitude (1999) (PS1 Video Game) Review By Ryan Balkwill

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Developer(s) Acclaim Studios Salt Lake City
Publisher(s) Acclaim Sports
Platform(s) PlayStation, Game Boy Color, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast
Release PlayStation

·         NA: June 3, 1999

·         EU: 1999

Game Boy Color

·         NA: June 1999

·         EU: 1999

Nintendo 64

·         NA: July 31, 1999

·         EU: August 9, 1999

Dreamcast

·         EU: November 5, 1999

·         NA: November 9, 1999
Genre(s) Sports (Fighting)
Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

 

Plot: Fight your way to the top of the championship as your favourite WWF wrestler.

The game-play felt like ECW Anarchy Rulz.

I like this game for the time but now did doesn’t hold up.

Pros: This game had a loaded Roster of superstars from this era, the entrances felt real & fits look with each difference superstar, What I remember from this game was that you can create your own superstar & make your own stage and your own pay-per-view and much more.

Cons: The main menu looks dated, some of the animations to look a be awkward & the voice acting was not that great but it did fits in the attitude Era.

WWF Attitude Roster

Complete WWF Attitude Roster Page – Full WWF Attitude Roster for PlayStation 1, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, and Dreamcast, featuring all the 42 characters profiles of the WWE Wrestlers and Divas available in the game!

The Casts & Crew:

 Cast (in credits order)

Steve Austin … ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin (voice)
Dwayne Johnson … The Rock (voice)
Jacqueline Moore … Jacqueline (voice)
Mick Foley … Mankind (voice)
Jerry Lawler … Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler (voice)
Paul Levesque … Triple H (voice)
Glenn Jacobs … Kane (voice)
Rena Mero … Sable (voice)
Chyna … Chyna (voice)
Sean Morley … Val Venis (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Steve Blackman … Steve Blackman (voice)
Mark Calaway … The Undertaker (voice)
A.C. Connor … D-Lo Brown (voice)
Adam Copeland … Edge (voice)
Darren Drozdov … Droz (voice)
Owen Hart … Owen Hart (voice)
David Heath … Gangrel (voice)
Mark Henry … Mark Henry (voice)
Brian James … Road Dogg (voice)
Jeff Jarrett … Jeff Jarrett (voice)
Brian Lawler … Brian Christopher (voice)
John Layfield … Bradshaw (voice)
Robert Maillet … Kurrgan (voice)
Shane McMahon … Shane McMahon (voice)
Marc Mero … ‘Marvelous’ Marc Mero (voice)
Shawn Michaels … Shawn Michaels (voice)
William Moody … Paul Bearer (voice)
Robert Remus … Commissioner Slaughter (voice)
Jay Reso … Christian (voice)
Dustin Rhodes … Goldust (voice)
Glenn Ruth … Headbanger Thrasher (voice)
Ken Shamrock … Ken Shamrock (voice)
Ron Simmons … Faarooq (voice)
Al Snow … Al Snow (voice)
Monty Sopp … Billy Gunn (voice)
Ray Traylor … The Big Boss Man (voice)
Sean Waltman … X-Pac (voice)
Chaz Warrington … Headbanger Mosh (voice)
Steve Williams … Himself (voice)
Charles Wright … The Godfather (voice)
Takao Yoshida … Taka Michinoku (voice)

Produced by 

Michael Archer … senior producer: Acclaim
Tim Bradstock … senior producer: Crawfish
Mitchell Slater … associate producer: Crawfish

Art Department 

Terry Ford … artist

Stunts 

Jeff Hardy … motion capture
Matt Hardy … motion capture

Other crew 

Jeff Rosa … quality assurance supervisor
David Theodore … programmer

Thanks 

Mick Foley … special thanks (as Michael Foley)

 

I recommend this game to those who grew up in the Attitude era period of the WWF way before they change the Name to WWE.

Rating:

Ryan Balkwill:

Resident Video Game reviewer,

Level Best Art Cafe

 

 

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