Wwf wrestlemania 2000 game free download for pc

The wrestling company ended its long relationship with Acclaim Entertainment after witnessing the video game success of its competitor, World Championship Wrestling, on behalf of THQ. All N64 Roms. All N64 Emulators. Unfortunately downloading video game roms is against Nintendo's terms and conditions , even if the games are old and no longer being sold by the copyright owner, so we can't provide any rom file for download via this website. You can save your progress in whatever point you like within the game, not only on the official checkpoints offered by the game.

Home Emulators Platforms Games. All N64 Games. Description WWF WrestleMania is a professional wrestling video game originally released in on the Nintendo 64 console. While both WWF War Zone and WWF Attitude both had similar modes, Wrestlemania adds a whole new dimension to this key feature; not only can you customize your wrestler's appearance and move set, you can also pick his or her own unique taunts, mannerisms and temperament.

See sidebar. The game includes another feature WWF fans have come to expect: cage matches. As in War Zone and Attitude, your objective in Wrestlemania 's cage matches is to escape the hellish cell before your opponent. While this mode isn't far enough along to report exactly how this play mechanic will work, it's highly likely that it will be similar to the cage matches found in War Zone and Attitude's cages.

If you tried to escape prematurely in those two games, your foe would rattle the cage, causing you to plummet to the mat. Accordingly, you had to beat him until he was virtually unconscious before making your fateful climb. In a First-Blood Match, as the name implies, the first wrestler to bleed loses. In a Triangle Match, the first grappler to score a pinfall, submission or TKO over either opponent wins. In other words, it's not a last-man-standing situation, so you've got to beat the others to the punch.

Don't count on seeing Sable, however; Rena Mero's a. Sable's much-publicized lawsuit against Titan Sports makes any appearance by the silicon-enhanced femme fatale a serious no-no. Each wrestler boasts enhanced digital skins, greatly reducing the polygon tearing seen in WCW Revenge. While it wasn't terribly severe, the tearing was a minor distraction.

Improved animation allows the wrestlers to move about the ring in a more realistic manner, particularly when walking laterally or backward.

Instead of sliding about like Gumby or "moonwalking" like Michael Jackson, they now take actual sidesteps and backward steps. For rather inexplicable reasons, the developer also changed the way wrestlers haul their opponents off the canvas.

While this used to be accomplished with a touch of the R Button, you now have to tap the button twice. A single tap will put your opponent in a seated or down-on-all-fours position, from which you can perform a number of submission-type moves, such as chin locks or camel clutches.

Like Acclaim, THQ has managed to squeeze digitized versions of each Superstar's ring music into the game. It is a game that can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone. Those wanting to learn can dish out massive combos, but there is also fun to be had via button mashing too. I will say to get the best out of it, you need to use a 6-button control pad.

The game has a roster of eight characters which may seem small, but each character is truly unique. They actually digitized the wrestler the same way they did the characters in Mortal Kombat and they look great.

The Genesis version here is probably the weakest looking of all the versions in terms of visuals, but the game still looks good. I am a massive wrestling fan and as great as the roster is by the time the game was released in the roster was a bit out of date.

For example, no Diesel, Owen Hart or British Bulldog were in the game despite being a major part of the WWF for well over a year before the game was released. It is so over the top and fun that you cannot help, but have a smile on your face while you play.

While I do feel that the arcade version is the one you really want to play.