The wrestlers look more like cartoon characters than actual people with massive muscles and animated facial expressions/reactions. The Graphics/Audio: Graphically, WWE All-Stars is one stylish game. Once your opponents energy is depleted you can either go for the pin or continue to deliver the punishment until they are KO’d. For example, Stone Cold will leap 20 feet into the air to deliver a Stone Cold Stunner or HHH will slam his opponents face into the mat with a pedigree. Both the signature and finishing moves trigger high-flying, jaw-dropping cinematics.
Once you have filled your meter enough, you will be able to pull off a superstar’s signature move followed by that superstar’s finishing move.
In many ways, the game’s simplicity when it comes to the control system is a welcome change and even pays tribute to the classic wrestling games from older console generations (think Wrestlmania 2000 and No Mercy.Īs you pummel your opponent, you will watch as your finisher meter fills and their health gauge drops. You have two basic ways of attacking your opponent, striking or grappling, again all of which can be done with relative ease. The game controls very smoothly and almost every single move and combination can be pulled off by pressing a single face button. The Gameplay: Everything about this game is designed to be simple and has more of an arcade-type feel to it, which goes along perfectly with the game’s over-the-top graphics.
It’s a nice part of the game but the real bulk of the game’s draw will be the exhibition modes and Fantasy Warfare mode where gamers can create incredible matches that pit the all-time greats against members of today’s roster. Story mode is pretty entertaining as you work your way through the cast of legends and current superstars and see some enjoyable cutscenes featuring characters like Paul Bearer. The Story: There are three different paths you can take when playing the Path of Champions mode, each one comprised of a series of matches eventually leading up to a title match against either The Undertaker (circa 1990’s), D-Generation X or Randy Orton.
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