But as it is, and always has been, it's still the best wrestling simulation game of the 16bit era.Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, EnglishĮxperience WWE like never before with WWE 2K Battlegrounds! Engage in over-the-top, arcade-style action as your favorite WWE Superstars and Legends battle it out in interactive environments around the globe. The only way this game could've been better was more wrestlers and more modes. This game is also the inspiration to the popular mobile game Wrestling Revolution by Matt Dickie. Both the Sega and Snes version had exclusive wrestlers to the ones not found on both. I just wish the SNES version had the immortal Hulk Hogan in it.
The sound was great, moves easy to do, tho I highly recommend a turbo/auto fire controller pad. This is the best wrestling game on the SNES imo next to Wrestlmania The Arcade. the next version RAW changed the moves around a bit and added some new moves but it wasnt as fun as this version. Every charactor pretty much was the same with a different look, but all had the same moves apart from the finisher move.but it was great fun.
The game was a lot of fun, there was one on one, tag team, survivor series (4 on 4 tag) and royal rumble. The hardest is Lex Lugers, you have to whip him into the rope and run into the rope yourself and hit that R button when they're close enough to elbow them in the face. For example The Undertaker had to do it in a grapple to do the Tombstone Piledriver and guys like Bret Hart and Ric Flair had to do them on the ground at the feet. All the specials where preformed by using the shoulder R button, but it depended on where you where situated. This game however worked pretty much the same way, but you had special moves, and a carrer mode, or Royal Rumble to choose from. It was like it's predoecsser "WWF Wresltemania (1991) in the graphics department, but the last game had little options and no career modes at all and the Sega version was the only one to have finishing moves. I owned the SNES and was absolutly gutted that Hulk Hogan was only found on the Sega version. It was released in 1993 on the SNES and Sega Genises/Megadrive. I loved this game when it was the best a wrestling game could be in it's day.
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