WWF Attitude

Cause that was like the N 64, which was way more playable, much more fun.

But on the PS one side, there was like WWF attitude.

Yes.

And like,

So this is it.

Um, basically like there, it was like grand theft auto, like visuals to an extent, even though grand theft auto came later and, and, you know, still look like, remember everyone had like the, the, muffin hands or in game one and then or grab the thought of three and then in vice city it was the claws you know they had the claws that they walked around with but this one was like yeah their hands were either like this or like this it was there was no there was nothing else um but i because my brother was the nintendo kid and and he had all the nintendo consoles so when we would play typically when i would play those games i would play with him and that was like what we would do but then i got a playstation And then I was like, oh, I'm going to play my game.

WWF attitude.

So I was playing it.

Right.

My choice for throwing into the woods, never to be seen again, is ECW Hardcore Revolution for the simple reason that it is identical to WWF Attitude, which is also a travesty of a game.

with the only difference being completely unrecognizable wrestlers.

So literally, what is the point of this game existing? So it is going into the woods, and we are never going to talk about ECW ever again on this podcast.

It's basically the same game, they just like re-skinned it, depending on the company.

Like the ECW game was basically like the Attitude game.

Also bankrupted the company.

Way to go,

Uh, what a hell of a career this guy's had.

I remember the first time I seen Adam was, God, I wanna say it was back around 1999 whenever I played WWF Attitude for the PlayStation, and that was my first exposure to Adam back whenever he was Edge.

And, uh, Edge and Christian, one of my all-time favorite tag teams, no doubt.

Adam's one of my favorite wrestlers of all time.

You had your nWo WCW World Tour.

You had your nWo WCW Revenge, your WrestleMania 2000, your WC- WWE, uh, WWF No Mercy, and then you had that, Raw is War, WWF Attitude, SmackDown, all the wrestling games I fucked with tough too, okay? When it comes to the standalone Street Fighter games, Street Fighter is probably the GOAT because it's so OG and I remember playing so much arcade Street Fighter.

Mortal Kombat changed the game, but I didn't have Sega Genesis.

I was a Super Nintendo kid.

Now, Oba takes out Austin Theory, does the Atomic Whip, which is the...

What's, what the hell is that called? It was the Atomic Whip on the WWF Attitude game.

Then the fall from grace and gets the win.

O- to me, Oba's the right person to win this because he should be ascending to the main title.

Number nine, Al Snow's disembodied head.

Ah, WWF Attitude, the game where at the time you thought it was brilliant.

Then you go back and play it these days and you're like, "How did anybody ever get on with it? It makes no sense." Developer Acclaimed had also decided that wrestling games should be like fighting games.

So when you were gonna do a finisher, you had to put in a combo that was around about 13 buttons long.