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Gameplay from WWF War Zone was for the most part retained. Players execute wrestling maneuvers by grappling with an opponent then entering a sequence of motions and buttons presses. On-screen life meters indicate how close a wrestler is to defeat, with the meter turning red when a small amount of health is left. The previous edition's "Challenge Mode" was replaced by a Career Mode which allowed a player to wrestle as a WWF superstar. The player first starts wrestling on house shows winning matches to work their way up to RAW, then Pay-Per-View events and eventually getting opportunities to challenge for the European, Intercontinental and WWF championship titles. New match types were also added, including the First Blood and the I Quit Match.
Features added since WWF War Zone include a Create-A-Stable mode and a Pay-Per-View mode, which allows players to set up their own wrestling event - a series of matches, the name of the event, and an arena. The game includes a customizable arena option, including the ability to edit the color of lights, ring ropes, turnbuckles, and logo on the side of the ring.[3] WWF Attitude also features the audio commentary, provided by Shane McMahon and Jerry Lawler.
Create-A-Wrestler mode was expanded with original entrance music, as well as superstar nicknames with unique commentary and crowd chants for each name.[4] Vocals for the original entrance themes were provided by Road Dogg of The New Age Outlaws, a popular wrestler at the time of the game's release who would frequently show off his mic skills during events.
The Game Boy Color version of the game is slightly different from its home console counterparts, using passwords as a way to save a player's progress.
MatchesEdit
Basic Match TypesEdit
VS – A simple match between two opponents.
Lumberjack – A ‘VS’ match where two “lumberjacks” attack players who leave the ring. The lumberjacks have unlimited health, but they can’t win or enter the ring.
Gauntlet – Player One must defeat 4 opponents, one after the other. However, other participants only need to defeat Player One to win.
1 on 2 – Two participants must work together to beat one mutual opponent. The disadvantaged player can beat either opponent to win.
1 on 3 – Three participants must work together to beat one mutual opponent. Again, the disadvantaged player can beat any opponent to win.
Triple Threat - A 'VS' match for three participants. The first person to beat either opponent wins.
Triangle – In this variation of the ‘Triple Threat’ match, the match continues after one player is defeated. The last remaining player wins the match.
War – A ‘Triangle’ match for four participants.
Battle Royal – A ‘War’ match where opponents are eliminated by throwing them out of the ring. Pin and submission attempts do not count.
Royal Rumble – Based on the match of the same name. It is a ‘Battle Royal’ for 30 participants. It begins with two, and more enter the match at regular intervals (limited to four at any one time). The final remaining participant wins the match.
Tag Team – In this variation of a ‘VS’ match, both active participants have inactive partners on the ring apron in their designated corners. The inactive partners may offer limited assistance. The active participant and inactive partner may switch roles by performing a tag in their corner.
Tornado – A 2-on-2 match. Unlike in a tag team match, all participants are active throughout. The first person to meet the win conditions over either opponent wins the match for their team.
Tag Gauntlet – A ‘Tag Team’ match where Team One must defeat two rival teams, one after the other. The team which defeats Team One is the winner. Team One must defeat both rival teams in order to win.
Survivor Series – Based on the match of the same name. Each tag team has four members, but only two are available at once. Once a participant is defeated, he is replaced by his inactive partner, and a new team member joins the team.
Basic Match TypesEdit
VS – A simple match between two opponents.
Lumberjack – A ‘VS’ match where two “lumberjacks” attack players who leave the ring. The lumberjacks have unlimited health, but they can’t win or enter the ring.
Gauntlet – Player One must defeat 4 opponents, one after the other. However, other participants only need to defeat Player One to win.
1 on 2 – Two participants must work together to beat one mutual opponent. The disadvantaged player can beat either opponent to win.
1 on 3 – Three participants must work together to beat one mutual opponent. Again, the disadvantaged player can beat any opponent to win.
Triple Threat - A 'VS' match for three participants. The first person to beat either opponent wins.
Triangle – In this variation of the ‘Triple Threat’ match, the match continues after one player is defeated. The last remaining player wins the match.
War – A ‘Triangle’ match for four participants.
Battle Royal – A ‘War’ match where opponents are eliminated by throwing them out of the ring. Pin and submission attempts do not count.
Royal Rumble – Based on the match of the same name. It is a ‘Battle Royal’ for 30 participants. It begins with two, and more enter the match at regular intervals (limited to four at any one time). The final remaining participant wins the match.
Tag Team – In this variation of a ‘VS’ match, both active participants have inactive partners on the ring apron in their designated corners. The inactive partners may offer limited assistance. The active participant and inactive partner may switch roles by performing a tag in their corner.
Tornado – A 2-on-2 match. Unlike in a tag team match, all participants are active throughout. The first person to meet the win conditions over either opponent wins the match for their team.
Tag Gauntlet – A ‘Tag Team’ match where Team One must defeat two rival teams, one after the other. The team which defeats Team One is the winner. Team One must defeat both rival teams in order to win.
Survivor Series – Based on the match of the same name. Each tag team has four members, but only two are available at once. Once a participant is defeated, he is replaced by his inactive partner, and a new team member joins the team.
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