Well, I know its been awhile my little
snailmuffins, but the Amazing one has returned, and I plan to really start
doing more for this site. In case anyone cares I've been playing Diablo 2 for
a few weeks and my Paladin kicks major bootie. Alright, on to the review.
RAD Career Wrestling
is rad. I've played career sims before and none of them have captured my
attention as much as this one. While its true that it doesn't have, say 5,000
custom matches and a fully explorable backstage arena with full anti-aliasing
and pixel shading, it does make it very fun to try and take the right path to
stardom.The greatest thing is that you get choices. You may want to try out
ECW, or move to another indy fed. Will you train in your hometown or not?
These are real choices that wrestlers have to deal with and its nice to see
someone finally put some time into making a good career sim.
Now on to the
griping. First of all, the game inexplicably stops at the end of part two. No
"Game Over" or "You Win" screen, it just goes blank. Two,
you can only get minigames by "cheating." I don't want to be an ass
but, since when are minigames cheating? But that's just a minor detail, what I
really want is just to get to the end of the game.
While I have my
problems with this game, as I do with EVERY game, its very fun while it lasts,
but you can't use Level 13 Fanatacism in RAD career Wrestling.
