WWF Royal Rumble for Dreamcast

Review: Wrestling fans waiting for a solid title to come to the dreamcast will have to wait a little longer. WWF ROYAL RUMBLE by THQ is a shoddy title that never should have been released. Where are all the play modes? No career mode, no create a wrestler,...

Review: I bought this game cause I thought there would be tons of modes along with nine people on screen at one time. The controls weren't that bad but they could have done better. There was less then twenty superstars to choose from , which makes the royal...

Review: Yes this game is better than Attitude, but still not better than Wrestlemania 2000 or Smackdown, which is a shame because Dreamcast has so much more megabytes and more bits for graphics.
I have to give this game credit though it is making...

Review: From the ages of Genesis, and, Super Nintendo, WWF Royal Rumble was every wrestling fans favorite game. I have to admit; those games are why I watched wrestling for that brief time. The next generation of this series has showed up on the Sega...

Review: THQ's got a short history of quality wrestling titles under their belt. Thinking that, I ripped open my copy of Royal Rumble with very high hopes. I'm sorry to say that as soon as the action started, I was let down.

First thing's first:...

Review: This is actually a boring game.It is fun for a couple of hours until you have played every single person and mode over and over.The game has a very slim selection of characters including Undertaker,Kane,Stone Cold Steve Austin,the Rock,Tazz,Kurt...

Review: Finally, we get another wrestling game on the Dreamcast. Best of all it's from THQ, the maker of some of the best wrestling games on the market today. Everything sounds great right? Maybe the Dreamcast is finally getting a top quality wrestling game...

Review: First I'd like to start with one thing....this game comes up as short as the Big Shows Codpiece! I did buy it and didnt return it yet because quite frankly...there are now more wrestling games to get! Attitude...not to appealing...Royal...

The Bottom Line: Since Attitude was the only WWF game for Dreamcast, something different had to come out. Rumble is not a sereis WWF game, but a fun arcade one.

Review: THQ could have done a lot better with this one. For multiplayer the game isn't to bad. The Royal Rumble mode with a max of nine superstars on the screen is fun, but it can get confusing. Theirs not to many features in this game, like no create a...

Review: I must admit: I am no friend to wrestling. I think that watching it on TV is just a tad bit boring. I know that its fans know its fake and I have utmost respect for them. However, wrestling games are another matter.

I have played most...