WWF: Road To WrestleMania
Game by THQ
Reviewed by The Meteoslasher
Meteoslasher@hotmail.com
Released: 2001
Size of Cartridge: 32 Mbit
Save Feature: Password for season mode.
Works with: Game Boy Advance Only

Opening Snide Remarks: I expected something great out of
this game due to THQs success with their other WWF titles,
but I was very dissapointed.

Gameplay: This game isn't fun at all. It's like a game of
luck; you get into a grapple and the computer decides whether
you or the opponent should get the move through. Everybody has
the same moves except for the signature moves. 

Graphics: The gameplay might be lousy, but the graphics are a
little pleasing to the eye. Every character looks like they
do in real life. The ring and crowd look pretty well too.

Sound: Disgusting sound effects that are repetitive and
very annoying.

Music: Every wrestler comes out with their tunes that are
heard on TV. Other than that, there's no other real music.

Play Control: Awful. From the bad reaction of the grapples to
the slow jerky feel of walking. It's pretty sad, being that
THQ made the first wrestlers that walked away from the slow
moving wrestling games.

Final Analysis: Slow, lackluster gameplay pretty much makes
up this game. You'd think it'd just be fun playing as you're
favorite wrestler (like WCW Meyhem) but it isn't. This game
may be worth buying when it's 7 dollars at Funcoland (Or your
local used game vendor), but that's it.

Score
Gameplay: 0/5
Graphics: 4/5
Sound: 2/5
Music: 3/5
Play Control: 0/5

Final Score: 36%


Currently Known Codes: None that I know of. They wouldn't make the game fun anyway.