WWE All Stars - Playstation 3

Alright, let me get right to it.The Good:-The gameplay in this title is absolutely top-notch-The graphics/animation style adds a unique and fresh flair to the game itself.-The different type of modes available to be played are very entertaining and should keep one entertained for many many hours.-The amount of superstars/legends available on the roster are absolutely incredible. Finally, they get it right with the addition of Ricky Steamboat and "Macho Man" Randy Savage.The Bad:-Controls. Now don't get me wrong, the controls are actually a lot better than they have been in other titles like Smackdown vs. Raw and Legends of Wrestlemania, however some of the moves are still a little bit tricky to "pull off." Yet with a bit of practice and timing, it will become easier.-Sometimes the load times can be a bit repetitive. They aren't necessarily lengthy, its just you will endure several load times before being able to play an actual match.-Now I know I mentioned this as one of the game's strengths, but it is also a weakness. The roster. Yes, the amount of wrestlers available is top-notch and very well put together, however there are some notable absences (that have been included in past games) like Ric Flair, The Iron Sheik, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Yokozuna, need I go on? I'm only mentioning this cause I know for some out there, this might be an issue. However as far as I'm concerned, both the quantity and quality if characters available is remarkable.I haven't been able to play all of the modes yet (as the game just came out today), however I will edit my review once I do and breakdown each mode individually. However, as far as I can tell thus far, this video game is absolutely fantastic, and is definitely a BLAST!Fun: 5/5Graphics: 5/5Sound: 4/5Controls: 3/5Replayablility: 5/5Conclusion: Buy this game (or at the very least, rent it and give it a try)!:)

Gameplay is definatly more like Wrestlemania the Arcade Game, or Legends of Wrestlemania with a lot more gameplay, but the combo's, chain reversals, and graphics are awesome. The controls do take some getting used to, but having a lot of fun playing and should be a great game against other players. Lot less options compared to Smackdown vs Raw, but the matchups are a lot more exciting. Now there are a few superstars who make less sense, like Kofi and Drew in this game, however, look at how many mid carders are "legends" and you'll see they would fit right in. But then you take Rowdy Roddy Piper against Drew, that does make sense. The Create a Superstar is less detailed than Smackdown vs Raw, but some options were corny, so it's fine. I would say rent it before you buy it, because it may not appeal to everyone, but it is definatly more than just an arcade version of the game, you can kick out of pins, you can break up pins, and KO's from finishers make for some extra depth.

I can`t say I don`t like it, I LOVE anything "WWE" but I did not do my home work on this one. This game is a arcade style wrestling game and I thought it was a simulation style wrestling game. The wrestlers are designed to be over the top and overly built with crazy wild and cool finishers to win the match, I like it, i don`t love it. I won`t get rid of it because it is "WWE". It works as a fun way to play during a party or just a bunch of friends hanging out, but playing alone is not too much fun, not like their "WWE" yearly releases of their highly popular and successful simulated games (maybe not "WWE13") You have legends facing present day superstars in the WWE, it is so over the top, but it suppose to be, it`s an arcade game. Thanks

This game was OK. I bought it for nostalgic value and it pleased me. If you are looking for a game to rock you off your socks... this is not it.

For the low cost, this cannot be beaten. My kids play this game to death. I bought them three or four much more expensive games for xmas and they don't get half the play time this one does. It has lots and lots of modern and old time wrasslers. It has easy to understand and master moves. It offers many different styles of play and rules. Heck you can even download new characters off the internet. Of course, all the characters look like huge steroid monsters, but realism isn't this things strong suit. It's just fun to play. No Hacksaw Jim Dugan was a bummer though.