WWF Warzone
Game by Acclaim
Reviewed by Robby Cox
koi@magicnet.net
Size: 4 Megabits
Save: Password
Released: 1998
Works with: all Gameboy versions

Opening Snide Remarks: How well will the WWF experience translate over to the
Game Boy?  I really liked the N64 version and I hope I like this version.


Gameplay: This game plays really well.  The WWF superstars have all of their
trademark moves and can pull them off fairly easily.  The wrestlers even have
their actual finishing moves.  This game is tough the first few times you
play it, but you never end up feeling like you got cheated. If you lost, it
was your fault.


Graphics: The graphics in WWF Warzone are pretty good.  The characters are
large and fairly detailed.  The wrestlers look like their actual selves. The
biography screens and the screens between matches look really nice. The
screens contain nicely detailed photos of the wrestlers.


Sound: The sound effects are nicely done in this game.  The punches and kicks
sound like they should.  


Music: The music in WWF Warzone is excellent.  The music actually gets you
pumped up to kick some butt in the squared circle. 


Play Control: The play control is a mixed bag.  The moves are easy to pull
off when you win the grapple. But you can't really tell if you did unless you
get to pull a move off. The turnbuckle moves are very easy to pulloff.


Final Analysis: WWF Warzone is the best wrestling game on the Gameboy. This
game has great graphics, sound, music, and gameplay.  It's almost as good as
the N64 version.

Score
Gameplay: ****
Graphics: ****
Sound: ****
Music: ****
Play Control: ****
Total: 20 out of 25

Final Score: 80 %


Currently Known Codes: Final match as Golddust : NTRRDTR