WWE '13

« WWE '13 is awesome and that's the bottom line cause the editor said so. Even if Yukes still didn't managed to create handsome faces, the positive sides definitely outweigh the negative sides of the World Wrestling Entertainment. All in all, there is more content, more wrestlers and especially a brilliant history lesson regarding the "Attitude Era" instead of a lame Road to Wrestlemania. »

« I've always pointed to 2000's WWF No Mercy as the best wrestling game I've ever played, but nostalgia is certainly a factor in that. After playing WWE '13, I'm hard pressed to think of a more enjoyable and complete wrestling game in history. »

« The bevy of unlockables, still stellar WWE Universe mode, even deeper customization features, and the nostalgia driven Attitude Era mode makes this the best wrestling game of this generation. »

« WWE '13 changes up the gameplay controls and makes the overall wrestling experience more enjoyable than previous games in the series. »

« WWE '13 offers a lot more of what we want (and less of what we don't) than last year's release. It features a lot more customizations, a larger roster, and superior story mode. It feels more polished. This is the game WWE '12 should have been. »

« The past and present collide in the undisputed champion of current gen wrestling games. [Christmas 2012, p.2] »

« The Attitude Era mode is what really makes WWE '13 worth purchasing, especially for long-time fans of professional wrestling. I had a nostalgic blast playing through many of my favorite moment from WWE history, and it's great to see half of the game's huge roster filled with classic grapplers from the late '90s. »

« It has a feature set unlike any other and its commitment to both built-in narrative and player-based customization is greater than anything we have seen from almost any other title on the market, regardless of genre. In fact, the only flaws I can find in WWE '13 are concerning the gameplay engine itself, but the feature set is so huge it's almost like it doesn't even matter. »

« This was a great game to "end" the THQ era although i would have gave WWE 2K14 the name WWE '14 cause 2K basically had almost the whole game done when they came in but whatever let's talk about WWE '13. Great game, great roster, great story mode, great arenas, great everything. The graphics are a bit shabby so that's why it gets an 8 but very enjoyable game and many choices to pick from. I liked the attitude era more than anything in the game. Very good game in general. Cheers! »

« O modo atitude é o melhor daqui, tudo é ótimo, a gameplay consegue te prender por dias, é um jogo totalmente marcante e nostálgico »

« Great game to close off the THQ era. Graphics are good. Gameplay is fluid, smooth and with the appropriate configuration,you get the back and forth AI. It took me half an hour to complete a fatal four way for the wwe championship , which is realistic for the broadcast.Problems, in diving create a finisher, speed adjustment dont work, so you get unrealistic, too fast, arcadey dives, bad for anyone who want a methodical paced.Many default moves in the CAF is too fast, causing me to slowthem down constantly. But for anyone who likes arcadey, its suitable. OMG introductions are good. »

« This one compared to 12 was there was more than just a new game it’s also there was gonna be mix of present dayVS the legendary attitude era section for those who haven’t seen it yet you may enjoy it but if you seen it before on tv it’s nostalgia moments. »

« Pretty good wrestling game, i'm not a big fan of the THQ wwe games, but i liked this one. »

« Played a WWE THQ/Yuke's game played all of them, at the technical level thet advance very slowly and the combat system needs a real correction, additionally I feel that the game refuses to give me freedom I should have. »

« Welcome back folks, to another year with the WWE gaming franchise and WWE 13. Now we all kind of guess what most of the relevant releases will be like when it comes to sporting franchise titles. This time though, Yukes and THQ have joined forces in another tag team special to further the experience of WWE sports fans, with the help of the Predator Technology 2.0 engine. WWE 13 Game Review Following on from its predecessor in WWE 12, 2.0 has been given doses of adrenaline and evolved to bring more fluidity in game. This really shows, in general movement, transitions & right the way through to the 300+ new moves that have been added, all thanks to this revamped engine. WWE 13 Game ReviewWith the tech said, lets jump into the ring and wrestle through the rest shall we? The difference this year as others is the mix up off the Season Modes, with Road to Wrestlemania thrown over the top rope and cast out in a royal rumble fashion. Only to be replaced with the delight of Attitude Era. Here we grapple along the timelines of the WWE in its battle for Monday Night supremacy over the WCW. Set over 6 factions, with playable characters and groups from The Texas Rattlesnake “Stone Cold” Steve Austin to D-Generation-X. This by far is the standout mode in my eyes with all the nostalgia, grudges and monumental matches rising from WWE’s stunning history. Alternately if you are looking for the more up to date roster and PPV events, then head on over to WWE Universe, where events can be simulated or played on the players discretion. Rosters, titles pretty much everything is up for customisation also. So if you want to bring in your own superstar or just have a mix up and play in a Vince McMahon role, just go crazy with it… Touching on creativity, this year, has gained some mass to step up a weight class, with an immense amount of personalisation at hand with create-a-superstar, arenas, entrances and (some very interesting ways to create) special moves. I, as per usual spent a good amount of time in here, picking up some relatively easy achievements/ trophies. There is a lot at hand and attention to detail expands throughout the entire game, let alone on just how you want your avatars Movember-tash to look. There are a few points that shouldn’t be missed though with all the good comes some bad. Crowd reactions and voice mapping have been improved but at the same time still lack on what the experience brings (especially annoying to me in Attitude Era the recorded pieces mention the past name of the WWF this is blanked out to just W W ….). Adding to the new engine notes, there could be more improvement in the Predator, for the movement, but we shall see what any updates entail. I’ve enjoyed the online experience, albeit, a lengthy wait to get a match (which I got schooled in). All the usual host glitches, lag etc all seemed fair and above board. Just my crummy skills to blame here… Into WWE? Love Sports entertainment? Spend your hard earned pennies, load it up and have a brawl. I applaud the advances made and can really see the potential Yukes and THQ are bringing forward with their noggins strapped together. Lets just keep our ears pinned and eyes peeled for WWE 14. »

« i was going to give it a 6 because its pretty much the same as wwe 12 but they removed the road to wrestlemania which is my favorite part of the game but ill give it a extra point for having cm punk well deserving on the cover. »