Xbox : Legends of Wrestling II Reviews
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Classic Old School Wrestling
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Rating: 4,
Useful: 0 / 0
Date: September 14, 2005
Author: Amazon User
First of all, this game is much better than stated in previous reviews. The graphics are not that bad, the playability is solid, and the selection of wrestlers is amazing. I was a huge wrestling fan in the early to mid 80's...Andre the Giant, George the Animal Steele, Mil Mascaras, Ivan Koloff, One Man Gang, etc.. This game has them all and many more. Yes Andre being choke slammed by Ricky Steamboat is unrealistic, but it is just a game. Younger wrestling fans may not appreciate this game, but for those who grew up watching wrestling in the 80's...this game is for you.
Bad execution
2
Rating: 2,
Useful: 0 / 0
Date: August 09, 2008
Author: Amazon User
Legends of Wrestling relies heavily on the player being excited to use the old wrestlers and hopes you don't mind poor game play and limited options.
Game play weaknesses:
You can't freakin tag in your partner.
Andre the Giant should not be doing drop kicks.
It's not worth spending the time to unlock all the wrestlers, you're bored before you get to use 'em.
Any game that requires you to tap repeatedly on one button for a long time sucks.
Limiting the skills a created wrestler can have sucks.
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