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| Oh hell yeah! WWF War Zone lays the smack down on its wrestling game rivals, Rock-ing the ring with the fiercest action ever seen in the PlayStation squared-circle. Like the World Wrestling Federation, War Zone's gameplay is violent, fast, and unpredictable. Whether you're ramming your opponent's head into a steel cage, slapping on the Sharpshooter, or slamming him through a table, you'll be amazed by the lifelike realism and exciting gameplay War Zone provides. The game features over 15 wrestlers-from "Stone Cold" Steve Austin to the Undertaker-each possessing over 30 authentic wrestling moves, including submission holds, top rope (and even top cage!) aerial maneuvers, and special finishers such as the Tombstone Piledriver. War Zone also hits the mat with a variety of fun match types including Tag Team, Steel Cage, Weapons, War, Challenge, and Versus modes. (Unfortunately, the originally promised Ladder matches were eliminated from the Þnal version of the game.) You can create your own wrestlers, learn moves through a training mode, and get into grudge matches against hated heels on your way to the title. WWF War Zone is not only the best wrestling game on the PlayStation, it's one of the most fun fighting games period. As D-Generation X might say, "Two words: Buy it!" Graphics: 5.0 War Zone's wrestlers are the most realistic looking and detailed (down to the tattoo on Shawn Michaels' arm) of any PlayStation wrestling game to date. Each signature move, from the Mandible Claw to the Rock Bottom, looks so amazing, you'll think you're watching TV! Sound: 5.0 Hilarious wrestler taunts and side-splitting two man commentary (Jim Ross says "Bret Hart is about as effective as a one-legged man in an ass kicking contest") add humor to each match. The cheering and jeering crowds sound almost arena perfect. Control: 4.5 The variety of moves and authentic WWF style of gameplay will make wrestling fans drool for more. Once learned, moves are painlessly performed, although trying to remember all of the different button combinations for each wrestler is a bit tricky. Fun Factor: 5.0 WWF War Zone's so fun, you'd trade a night with Sable to play...er, maybe it's not that fun, but it's still an outstanding game that destroys WCW Nitro in its muscle-to-muscle show-down. If you love wrestling, War Zone is this summer's most sizzling title. PROTIP: Flatten heads with Ahmed Johnson's Pearl River Plunge. Tap Forward, Back, Up, and then simultaneously tap K, BLK when standing near an opponent whose health meter is red. PROTIP: To perform Goldust's Curtain Call, stand behind a stunned opponent whose health meter is red and tap Forward, Forward, TU. PROTIP: When playing as Shawn Michaels, deliver the Sweet Chin Music by tapping Foward, Down, Up, (Kick Block) when standing near your opponent when his health meter is red. PROTIP: To perform Ken Shamrock's Ankle Lock, tap Forward, Down, Back, (Kick Block) when your opponent is on the ground and his health meter is red. Nintendo 64 What makes War Zone so great? Well, it's the WWF for one, with the world's best known wrestling personalities, like Mankind, Triple H, The Rock, and of course, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Wrestlers who need no introduction deserve a game like WWF War Zone, which sports some of the best wrestling graphics ever. The skin-texturing and player movement is so real you can smell the sweat. Moreover, Acclaim went to the mat for the wrestlers by including as many characteristic moves, taunts, and gestures as it could. When Stone Cold finishes a certain move, he waggles his head back and forth, and you know that the smack is just beginning to fly. Signature holds and superior slam-action fill out the rest of the game. Great sound effects help too, including the best commentating around and tons of quips from the wrestlers themselves. WWF's control is fairly easy to get used to, although some of the harder moves require pretty loose fingers due to their complexity and because the computer's A.I. is lightning fast. But War Zone takes things through the roof with several great features, like create-a-wrestler, grudge matches, hidden characters, cage matches, and much, much more. Fans of N64 wrestling gather round-the best has entered the ring and fight fans looking for some diversionary action should tag along. War Zone provides the thrills and spills of an all-out street fight, but with much better scripting. Graphics: 4.5 Smooth, seamless body textures and fairly accurate face rendering push this game past other wrestling titles. Some minor nuances, like slow character movements and lackluster weapons, bring the graphics down a notch. Sound: 5.0 The best things about the sound are the crowd interaction (they actually chant for their favorite) and the sometimes hilarious wrestler sound bites. A pretty funny announcing team helps, and all the attendant grunts, groans, and rib cracks are in place. Control: 4.0 Gamers will be happy to know that both the analog and the directional pad are supported on the N64. However, the computer occasionally wins the tie-ups unfai
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