THQ Wwe Smackdown Vs Raw 2010 (Xbox 360)

Very good piece!

Awesome game... A must buy if you are a fan of wwe games.. It includes most of the features that newer wwe games don't have...Delivery was also good

I bought this game with no interest in wrestling whatsoever. However, my friends convinced me to buy this game and I was not disappointed. The gameplay is typical of a wresting game from what I can tell. Its responsive and its very easy to pick up. Sometimes, its hard to be specific and certain moves are not mapped out well, but that doesn't have too much of an impact on the game itself. The graphics aren't so good anymore, but who buys a game for graphics anyway? The AI is a bit derpy. You have to change the difficulty to a higher setting to make the game more of a challenge, because normal is easy. There is a story mode set around wrestlemania. You have several stories from famous wrestlers at the time, and you can even play the story of a custom character that you have made. There is a campaign mode, where you can defeat other wrestlers and become the champion. It has its perks. I found it easier to level up in, and your wrestler gets to wear their belt after winning a tournament. The main reason I bought this game is because of the character creator. You can make your own characters, and you can even make them look as ridiculous as possible. The game gives you many outfits, with the possibility of unlocking more through the story modes. My main problem with it is that you can only have so much on a character. Hairstyles, clothes, hats and some other things are limited, and having too much will leave you with no space. Its understandable to have, but sometimes it is too restricting. Another annoying thing is that all custom characters tend to start out at skill level 40 (which is pretty low). It means that they will pretty much get the crap beat out of them unless you grind a bunch, which can sometimes take forever. It also means if I want a royal rumble with just custom characters, I have to level all of them up to make them a challenge. There are a lot of cool features with customisation. You can make your own entrances. By that, I mean you can select pre-made scenes acted out by your character, although you can choose when their name is displayed, fireworks and screen tints. You can make your own cinematic intro with clips from fights, you can edit relationships with other wrestlers (although its more just aesthetic) and you can even make your own finisher. Despite its flaws, there is a lot of customisation in the game. An amazing thing as well is that the online still works for this game. EA shuts down servers of recent games, yet you can still play a wrestling game from 2010. The options are more limited, but you can play with your friends and both show off how ridiculous your characters are. Also, there is a local multiplayer, obviously. Also, if you just want to buy this game for the achievements, there are plenty of easy ones to pick up. I would highly recommend this game for what it is: A £5 game to have some fun on. You don't even have to like wrestling. Its just a laugh.

me and my nephews have been playing it since it arrived. best wrestling game ever made!

Average game

Love the game on the PSP but the controls on XBOX suck ass

I've played loads of wrestling games over the years on a number of different consoles, and WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010 is up there with the best of them. There are plenty of game modes and the create-a-wrestler mode is packed full of features. This game is great fun to play with mates, either locally or online. The single player career mode is lacking slightly and the AI can be a bit suspect at times as well. The graphics are decent but are outclassed by more recent offerings. Worth picking up for fans of wrestling games and these days its very well priced!