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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010
The best-selling fighting videogame franchise returns to the virtual ring with the most authentic, entertaining and compelling simulation of WWE programming to date. Featuring unparalleled creation tools, a robust Superstar roster, key franchise improvements and a few surprises, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 delivers the empowering freedom to create, ...
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When I review a game on the PlayStation 3 and then have to come review the same game on the PlayStation 2, things usually don’t go well because developers lop off pieces of the original title and try to shove the remainder into a smaller package. That isn’t the case here. Yes, a handful of the PS3’s coolest features are missing here – you can’t share your stories online, there’s no online multiplayer, you can’t create alternate attires for the Superstars – and some of the characters are using the exact same models from last year’s game, but the additional content and presentational polish make...
WWE Smackdown vs RAW 2010 is, we're surprised to say, easily the best game in the series to date, and a must-buy for WWE fans - especially if you've been giving it a wide-berth for a few years.
Aaron layeth the smacketh downeth on this year’s spandex-clad outing in WWE Smackdown Vs Raw...
Poised to feature the most authentic, entertaining and compelling simulation of WWE programming to date across multiple videogame platforms, WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 will introduce inspiring creative and online freedom, significant franchise improvements and a comprehensive roster of today’s most prominent WWE Superstars and Divas.
As Ant and Dec once sang – lets get read to rumble! Of course that same song also included the dubious lyric “watch us wreck the mic – psyche” so it can't have been all good. I appear to be going off on a tangent here, but anyone that has watched the WWE over the last ten years will know the feeling, as insane plot twists, double crosses, burials, weddings and crazed bravado have become the norm for any kind of wrestling plot line. Hell, if a week goes by where someone does not run of...