WWF Raw Is War for Xbox

Pros: Best entrances and CAW yet!

Cons: Missing a few things, some messed up looking superstars

The Bottom Line: read review

Review: The long awaited first WWF title for Xbox has finally arrived, and it's not all that it was hyped to be. Released on February 13, 2002, Many, including myself, were exited about playing WWF Raw. Well, got home and got grounded for few days. So...

Pros: Graphics to die for! K-Kwick!

Cons: No Booker, no RVD, no Ladders.

The Bottom Line: Good multi-player game, but the game play falls behind the looks.

Review: WWF RAW (THQ, Feburary 2002)

Whoa! It's my first X Box review and I couldn't think of a better place to start then with the WWF's first wrestling game for the green machine (A machine that the Rock personally endorsed). The...

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Review: Raw is War, a definite rental at best.

I have long been a fan of wrestling games, especially those produced by THQ, with the exception of maybe Royal Ruble which was a bit rushed. So I had been watching this game, along with SMACKDOWN 3:...

Pros: Great Graphics, Outstanding entrances, lots of weapons, sweat spots on the mat, good looking moves.

Cons: Severe lack of match types, HORRIBLE walking animations, overall bad move execution system, more...

The Bottom Line: Could have been so much better. If you are thinking about buying this game, definitely rent it first. Or wait for Raw 2.

Review: One of the key reasons I decided to buy an X-Box in December was because of the game WWF Raw. I have now learned that was a bad, bad mistake. While I don't regret the purchase of my X-Box, I still think I would be using it much more...

Pros: Intros.Roster.

Cons: CAW mode is lacking.Lack of game modes.

The Bottom Line: A game for hardcore fans

Review:
Well, here I am once more telling you all you could want to know about....stuff. WWF RAW. Where can I start with a title like this? Well, first off I think I should get into the graphics department.

Graphics
Wow. Is all I...

Pros: Outstanding graphics, tons of items, accessories fall off opponents, pre-emptive attacks on ramp

Cons: Lack of modes, extremely limited create-a-superstar

The Bottom Line: A few nice innovations make this game fun, but the lack of modes really hurts it. It is decent, and lays the groundwork for "Raw 2" to be the best.

Review: Overview:
The WWF, now known as the WWE, is the most successful sports entertainment brand today. They changed from old-school standard wrestling with over-the-top gimmicks to rougher fights with a little soap-opera mixed in.

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Pros: Austin's full Alliance Theme.

Cons: 93% of the game.

The Bottom Line: Like I said in the last paragraph. Wrestling fan, rent. Non-wrestling fan, avoid.

Review: The first wrestling game to come out for the X-Box, could of been big, and could of drawn ALOT of people to it, but, it came short. Yes, it had graphics, but, that's all it had.

Although THQ seemed to want this to be all about gameplay,...

Pros: - Cheap (compared to most games) - soundtrack

Cons: - control - gameplay - learning curve

The Bottom Line: It's $25 for a reason, not a great game for most gamers, maybe for wwf fans.

Review: Don't let my title make you think that I think this game is all that bad. It's not really, and if I were into wrestling I could see myself playing this game all the time when i'm not watching. But then again, I don't like wrestling, especailly WWF...

Pros: Great graphics,lots of wrestlers,awesome features

Cons: Could use a few more modes,no blood,A few clipping problems at times

The Bottom Line: An awesome way under rated game.

Review: Graphics: 9.3

The game has great graphics. Each superstar is modified and look really good. Entrances are great, finishing moves are awesome. Overall the graphics play a huge part in this game, and make it awesome.

Game: 8.8
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