WWF War Zone (Game)

WWF War Zone

GAME » on June 10, 1998

Game Boy (Platform)Nintendo 64 (Platform)PlayStation (Platform)

WWF WarZone is the first ever 3D wrestling game using the WWF license.

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Gameplay

Players choose a wrestler to compete in various types of matches, including: one-on-one, tag team, tornado tag, cage match, weapons match, and war. The Nintendo 64 (Platform) version of the game also included Royal Rumble and gauntlet matches. Much like modern wrestling games, the player uses a combination of buttons to punch, kick, and grapple their opponents. Also, during some of the matches, you can set the mode to hardcore and use weapons which are available.

Career Mode

The single player "WWF Challenge" mode consists of a pyramid of television sets that the player starts at the bottom of. In each set is a different wrestler in the WWE, and as the pyramid goes higher, so does the difficulty of the matches. After the player has defeated his opponent, often that same opponent would issue a "grudge match." These "grudge match" challenges were not optional and were prefaced by a full-motion video of the challenger. After you win the WWF championship, you defend the title and, if you suffer a loss, you need to win the title again. The Game Boy (Platform) version of the game features a password save system.

Playable Rosters

Nintendo 64 and Playstation Versions

Ahmed Johnson
Bret Hart (Character)
British Bulldog
Faarooq
Goldust (Character)
Headbanger Mosh
Headbanger Thrasher
Kane
Ken Shamrock (Character)
Mankind
Owen Hart
The Rock (Character)
Shawn Michaels (Character)
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Triple H (Character)
The Undertaker (Character)
Cactus Jack (Secret Character)
Dude Love (Secret Character)
Pamela (Secret Character)
Rattlesnake (Secret Character)
Sue (Secret Character)
Trainer (Secret Character)
Turok (Secret Character; can only be unlocked using a GameShark)

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Game Boy Version

The Game Boy version of the game features a smaller roster than the console counterparts.

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