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Trying to be a cruiserweight in HCTP was brutal. I'd do a couple of finishers against a super heavyweight and he'd still be in the yellow. He'd do one move against me and get me yellow and/or orange. And I remember one of the games (probably also HCTP) where I dreaded playing against Kurt Angle. He would build toward his finisher quickly, and if he succeeded, he always did that leg trip move and caught me in the ankle lock immediately afterwards. I ended up changing his moveset in revenge. xD Wwe racing game There weren’t too many WWE games released on the GameCube, but if we had to choose one for our money, it’d have to be Day of Reckoning 2. It had some great improvements over the first release, and looked better overall too. Plus you could plug in four controllers and just plain have a wild wrestling party!

Teaming up with Yuke's, who had handled the WWE games for numerous years, this was a back-to-basics pure wrestling game that put the emphasis on developing and improving their chosen wrestler through hard-fought matches. This wasn't about sports entertainment (sorry, Chris Jericho), but about good, old-fashioned rasslin'. IGN praised "Wrestle Kingdom" for being a different simulation and wrestling experience to other games of its era, adding how "Drama mode is a solid addition to the game, and surprisingly, taking on an AI opponent can be very challenging at times." Is WWE 2K24 on Game Pass? Released to coincide with the Road to WrestleMania, WWE 2K24 isn’t likely to be shy in cashing in on some mutually beneficial hype – and for the most part it’s worth it. The game has plenty of modes to sink your teeth into and most of them are worth playing. And if you're thinking of buying a new TV to get the most out of the experience, look through our Best Gaming TVs rundown to narrow down your choices.