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This was the first ever message I posted as a little JAT one year ago and it got 100+ replies so I am going to post it again. Why, you ask, well because in the last year there have been some amazing games and your favourite PS2 game ever might have changed. So, what is your favourite PS2 game? You don't need a reason but if you want to post one then you would be more than welcome. If you can't just pick one then you can pick a top three or a top five or whatever. So get going and maybe this might get 100 replies like my first one.
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Hah!
Repetitive???!!! It is the best game for PS2.
Because we don't like repetitive games with god awful camera systems??
Why does no-one like ManHunt!?!??!
They exaggerate too much and tend too put people off, not as good as Bret Hart days, but i'll stop talking about this now unless i'm exiled too the WWE forum ;D
UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> Wakka wrote:
> UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different
> match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
>
> I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other
> doesn't do it for me.
>
> I know when i'm watching it my parents keep shouting out when the
> wrestlers are obviously not hitting each other, but i can see past
> that and i do enjoy it
I know it's funny. I used to like it when I was about seven and I went to a few wrestling matches (or whatever they are called) and I loved them but now I find it boring.
> Wakka wrote:
> UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different
> match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
>
> I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other
> doesn't do it for me.
>
> I know when i'm watching it my parents keep shouting out when the
> wrestlers are obviously not hitting each other, but i can see past
> that and i do enjoy it
I know it's funny. I used to like it when I was about seven and I went to a few wrestling matches (or whatever they are called) and I loved them but now I find it boring.
Wakka wrote:
> UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different
> match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
>
> I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other
> doesn't do it for me.
I know when i'm watching it my parents keep shouting out when the wrestlers are obviously not hitting each other, but i can see past that and i do enjoy it
> UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different
> match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
>
> I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other
> doesn't do it for me.
I know when i'm watching it my parents keep shouting out when the wrestlers are obviously not hitting each other, but i can see past that and i do enjoy it
UNITEDLEGENDS159 wrote:
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other doesn't do it for me.
> But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different match
> types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite
> wrestlers from the telly
I hate wrestling though. A few fat guys pretending to hit each other doesn't do it for me.
I really enjoyed the first two Smackdown! games, and WWF No Mercy on the N64. I'm not into wrestling, but when done properly, a wrestling game can deliver an involving career mode, addictive/deep gameplay and a decent multiplayer.
But wrestling is not about the gore, its about all the different match types like elimination chamber and playing as your favourite wrestlers from the telly
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