WWF Attitude | ROM-DOWNLOAD
NEWPopularWWF Attitude brings the late-1990s World Wrestling Federation wrestling experience to the Game Boy Color. Crawfish Interactive developed the handheld version and Acclaim published it with a listed USA release date of June 1999. GameFAQs categorizes the game as: Sports > Individual > Combat > Wrestling The game is based on professional wrestling matches with WWF personalities of the time. Players can step into the shoes of recognizable superstars and engage in wrestling matches utilizing grapples, strikes, throws, pins and other wrestling actions. The Game Boy Color version is obviously limited compared to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast versions but it has its own simplified presentation and wrestling mechanics that make it a portable version of WWF Attitude. The game is all about one on one wrestling action and uses the Gameboy Color's controls to perform movement, attacks and match actions. The most notable of these is WWF Attitude, a handheld version of one of Acclaim's big WWF wrestling releases from the late 1990s.
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WWF Attitude brings the late-1990s World Wrestling Federation wrestling experience to the Game Boy Color. Crawfish Interactive developed the handheld version and Acclaim published it with a listed USA release date of June 1999. GameFAQs categorizes the game as: Sports > Individual > Combat > Wrestling The game is based on professional wrestling matches with WWF personalities of the time. Players can step into the shoes of recognizable superstars and engage in wrestling matches utilizing grapples, strikes, throws, pins and other wrestling actions. The Game Boy Color version is obviously limited compared to the PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast versions but it has its own simplified presentation and wrestling mechanics that make it a portable version of WWF Attitude. The game is all about one on one wrestling action and uses the Gameboy Color's controls to perform movement, attacks and match actions. The most notable of these is WWF Attitude, a handheld version of one of Acclaim's big WWF wrestling releases from the late 1990s.