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does any1 know where you can download a WWE game which you are the GM, you decide who fights who! i had it years ago but deleted it! i now ant it back but i cant find it! please leave a message!
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does any1 know where you can download a WWE game which you are the GM, you decide who fights who! i had it years ago but deleted it! i now ant it back but i cant find it! please leave a message!
Do a search on Google for EWR.
I thought this game sounded okay and searched with Elite Wrestling Reveloution coming up but it's all in Spanish. :S
There should be English websites with it on somewhere. I've got a copy if all else fails.
Search for 'Adam Ryland', he's the guy who created EWR (Extreme Warfare Revenge), be warned though, you have to pay for the latest version.
I think Ryland's recent work is under a different name though. I've played the demo of his recent game, pretty good actually. Not going to pay for it though...
Yeah, so, search for the name Congy mentioned. I can never remember what EWR stands for and I read your post too Congy.
Yeah, so, search for the name Congy mentioned. I can never remember what EWR stands for and I read your post too Congy.
The new version is Total Extreme Warfare and is distributed by some proper software companmy, although only over the net. It has come in for a lot of criticism as, due to copyright rules, as you have to pay for the new version, they can't include real wrestlers, so all the data and names are made up, plus they've had to release about 200 million patches since the games release.
The older, free versions are awesome though.
The older, free versions are awesome though.
Cong_Man wrote:
> plus they've had to release about 200 million patches since the games release.
Just like any other PC game... :D
> The older, free versions are awesome though.
That they were. You can always edit them yourself to keep them up to date too.
> plus they've had to release about 200 million patches since the games release.
Just like any other PC game... :D
> The older, free versions are awesome though.
That they were. You can always edit them yourself to keep them up to date too.
Grandprix wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
> plus they've had to release about 200 million patches since the games
> release.
>
> Just like any other PC game... :D
>
> The older, free versions are awesome though.
>
> That they were. You can always edit them yourself to keep them up to
> date too.
Considering how big the database was, I could never be bothered. But there are plenty of updates available on the net. I thin Rave-X was the most popular.
> Cong_Man wrote:
> plus they've had to release about 200 million patches since the games
> release.
>
> Just like any other PC game... :D
>
> The older, free versions are awesome though.
>
> That they were. You can always edit them yourself to keep them up to
> date too.
Considering how big the database was, I could never be bothered. But there are plenty of updates available on the net. I thin Rave-X was the most popular.
It's good that it has such a fan base. They can do all the hard work for us. :)
To be honest, I've never had the inclination to play EWR much. I only really learned how to play it and then stopped.
To be honest, I've never had the inclination to play EWR much. I only really learned how to play it and then stopped.
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