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4.5 / 5

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Platform
Game Boy Color
Genres
Action · Sports · Wrestling
Player Perspective
Third person
Developers
Acclaim Studios Salt Lake City
Publishers
Acclaim Entertainment
Release date
July 31, 1999

Summary

WWF Attitude drops you into the ring with more than 40 of the era’s biggest WWF superstars – from Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Rock to Mankind, The Undertaker and the whole D‑Generation X crew. The roster even includes Sable, making her the second active female wrestler ever to appear on a WWF handheld title.

What really sets the game apart is the depth of customization. You can build a wrestler from the ground up, swapping move sets, costumes, entrance music and even nicknames, while Road Dogg’s vocals add authentic crowd chants. All of this is narrated by a lively two‑man commentary team of Shane McMahon and Jerry “The King” Lawler.

The old Challenge Mode has been replaced by a Career Mode that guides you from house shows to RAW, Pay‑Per‑View events and finally the European, Intercontinental and WWF championships. New match types like First Blood and I Quit join the classic lineup, and you can also run your own Pay‑Per‑View, create stables, or tweak arena lighting, ropes and turnbuckles.

On the Game Boy Color, progress is saved with passwords, but the core experience remains: seven distinct modes – Challenge, Career, King of the Ring, Versus, Tag Team, Cage Match and Training – let you wrestle solo or with friends, all while feeling the energy of a live WWF broadcast.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Multiplayer setup
Split Screen