
Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue
2000 Action
WWF Betrayal turns the World Wrestling Federation into a side‑scrolling beat ’em up for the Game Boy Color. Instead of the usual match‑based formula, you pick one of four icons – Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H or The Undertaker – and fight through city streets armed only with fists and boots. The game sprinkles everyday items such as steel pipes, cakes and even mailboxes throughout the levels; you have to defeat enemies to claim them as temporary weapons. Power‑ups appear in hidden spots, and each stage ends with a tough boss that tests the wrestler’s signature moves. The graphics push the handheld’s palette, giving the brawls a surprisingly crisp, gritty feel for a portable title.
WWF Betrayal (often just called Betrayal) puts the player right in the middle of a 1999 WWF storyline. In the game, Stephanie McMahon has been kidnapped, and her father Vince McMahon offers a huge incentive: anyone who rescues her will earn a shot at the WWF Championship. The player must battle through a series of side‑scrolling levels, each filled with wrestlers and obstacles, to track down the abductors. As the levels progress, the goal stays the same—save Stephanie and claim the promised title opportunity. The plot mirrors the real‑world drama that unfolded on WWF television in 1999.
Edited by Maya Carter

2000 Action

1999 Action

1999 Action
