RetroMania Wrestling

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  1. Positive: 1 out of 2
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 2
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  1. Switch Player
    Apr 13, 2021
    80
    RetroMania Wrestling is simply the best wrestling game available on the Switch. Appealing to both hardcore wrestling fans and old-school gamers, it’s a hark back to a forgotten era of gaming. The Switch still needs a new AAA wrestling game, though.

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6.7

Mixed or average reviews- based on 6 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 3 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 1 out of 6
  1. Jodywankenobi
    May 27, 2022
    5
    It's decent throwback to the WWF Superstars arcade cabinet but it loses it's fun factor after a couple of playthroughs. The playthrough isntIt's decent throwback to the WWF Superstars arcade cabinet but it loses it's fun factor after a couple of playthroughs. The playthrough isnt very long because the story mode still isn't complete and the game has been out for over a year. For a game with so many delays it still feels like it was rushed to market.… Full Review »
  2. Rpg89
    Apr 13, 2021
    10
    Throw back to the past greats!!!! In all the characters present, i think i am familiar with the legion of doom! Can't tell more about theThrow back to the past greats!!!! In all the characters present, i think i am familiar with the legion of doom! Can't tell more about the others as i am not a hardcore wrestling fan like i used to be back in the 90s. If you love beat em up/ wrestling this game is highly recommended for you. Fantastic job done by the developers.… Full Review »
  3. JVThe9
    Apr 2, 2021
    8
    I really like the throwback look of it and even with the 16 bit look, you can easily tell which sprite is supposed to be which wrestler. ThereI really like the throwback look of it and even with the 16 bit look, you can easily tell which sprite is supposed to be which wrestler. There is a surprising amount of move variety amongst each competitor and the learning curve isn't too extreme. There's even a difficulty meter in the options. But, like any wrestling game, you will eventually encounter duplicate moves or wrestlers performing moves they've never actually performed. The lack of online at launch and the paltry options of wrestlers available at launch detract things a bit here, and I would've liked a bit more from presentation in the way of a post match celebration or something along those lines (right now at the end of a match in versus mode, you're taken right back to the main menu), but of the 16 wrestlers available, all are well known to any wrestling fan who follows the independent scenes and/or New Japan, though if you're just a WWE fan, Johnny Retro (John Morrison) and the Road Warriors may be the only wrestlers you know (add the Blue World Order to that if you're an Attitude Era fan). The lack of online and the small roster (DLC is on its way including Impact superstar Chris Bey and other well known names) are definitely big detracting points but they're things that the developers have said during the dev process will be addressed after launch so I'm willing to give them their time. This is by no means a world beater or 2K Killer, but it wasn't meant to be either and it definitely beats the pants off of Battlegrounds for $10-$15 less as well.… Full Review »
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