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I remember when I first played the game on C64 I absolutely loved it.

Perfect, while you can choose between three wrestlers). Game play itself is simple enough and you can either compete for a title and play against the computer or practice against a friend (unfortuantely your friend will always have to play Mr. The sound is not really worth mentioning. The graphics are good for the time of its creation and the game runs smoothly enough (even if you'll see an occasional glitch at the bottom of the screen).

The game was made by Ocean in the year 1991. It's yet another wrestling game, but this time it's a really old gem. Review 3: I guess you can tell by now, that I simply love wrestling and basically all kick the other guy in the stink-making-part-of-the-body kind of games. Wrestling fans would be well advised to skip this one and play any other wrestling game instead- except its sequel, of course. Overall, an abysmal game, and a total waste of the blockbuster license. At least there's a decent atmosphere-building insult-trading section before the start of every match that is halfway amusing to watch, although it adds nothing to the game. OCEAN's WWF Wrestlemania features a lot of blocky wrestlers who look nothing like their real-life counterparts, uninspired stadiums, poor controls, and basically everything else that make people consider it the stupidest sport ever devised (come to think of it, those might be the very same reasons that attract fans to the game. Review 2: The first WWF-licensed computer game is a horrendous game, although still (surprisingly enough) better than its even worse successor WWF European Rampage. If you are a wrestling buff, or just looking for a solid game to play, you might want to check this one out. So this game picks up a lot on those points. There aren't many wrestling games out there, especially good ones like this. But, what can you do? Originality isn't a problem. I crushed my first opponents without a problem, but as I got further down the road, the computer beat me up pretty bad. The game is pretty easy in the beginning but it gets really hard. As well, there are sound effects, such as the sound of your opponent (or in my case, me.) crashing to the mat after a painful wrestling technique. The title screen looks nice and the in-game music is pretty good as well originally (on the Commodore 64) but in the PC version I could really be without it completely. The graphics in the game are nice with good graphics all throughout the game. Perfect, The British Bulldog and Ultimate Warrior. Yes, WWF Wrestlemania lets you play any of your favourite wrestlers from 1991 - Like The Hulkster, Mr. Review 1: One of many games based on the world's most popular 'sports entertainment' industry.