You can perform a light or heavy grapple.
Grapples are a core element of the gameplay and depend largely on timing. You can also climb the turnbuckle to deliver a devastating aerial attack or pick up chairs and other items from around the ring (note that if you are playing any mode but Extreme Rules, six or seven hits with an object will mean an automatic disqualification). These strikes are also area specific meaning that your fighter won't hit the same way if your opponent is near the cage, the turnbuckle or on the ground. Strikes can stun opponents (at which point they glow yellow) lining them up for more hits. These moves can be chained together to create combos and holding down a heavy strike or grapple will make the wrestlers hands glow yellow in preparation for an unblockable attack. You dispose of both light and heavy strikes as well as light and heavy grapples. Here, most matches end in K.O.s and the wrestler's moves are largely exaggerated.
The game has a very arcade like nature to it, a departure from previous installments which required you to handle such things as stamina. WWE's gameplay focuses on both strikes and grapples. Introductions are handled by longtime ring announcer, Howard Finkel. Some members of the development team working on All Stars previously worked on TNA iMPACT!, a Midway release.ĭespite recent changes made to the WWE's on-air announce teams, WWE All Stars' commentary comes from the classic team of Jerry "The King" Lawler and Jim Ross. Players can also create their own wrestlers, which also have the same crazy, bulked-up art style that is used to depict the rest of the cast. There is also a fantasy mode that pits two specific wrestlers, one from each side of the roster, against each other in an attempt to solve various questions about which one is the all-time great.
In addition to the standard exhibition, versus, and online modes, the game also features story-like ladders, where players select a wrestler and take him through multiple bouts as you climb to a final match for a championship belt. The game itself, developed by THQ's San Diego studio, is a higher-impact, faster-moving game than the publisher's typical annual offering, SmackDown! vs. WWE All Stars is an over-the-top wrestling game featuring professional wrestlers from multiple generations, mingling grapplers from the modern era with classic stars from the 1980s and '90s. Overview The wrestlers appear to be styled after huge, bulked-up action figures.
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