WWE 13 for PlayStation 3 Reviews by Gamers

This game is the best wrestling game ever made it's leaps and bounds better than WWE'12, the attitude era mode is awesome it's great to relive old memories the graphics are solid, it's on-line play is the best part you can go to community creations and download peoples CAW so if your bumbed the Hardys and Dudleys aren't on the game download them I myself DL the TNA roster and arena also I DL the older WWF and WCW stars like Ultimate Warrior, SGT. Slaughter, Rick Rude, MR.Perfect, Goldburg, DDP, the whole N.W.O and a bunch more you can get anybody you want and DL 50 but if you want someone more later just overwrite someone, like I said it's a game you'll end up buying I have a 4 game plan and have had it since it came out I'm going this weekend to buy it I give it 10 out of 10 so if you love wrestling and want to relive the great times of the monday night wars this is a game you must try!!!1

The career mode of WWE games had gotten stale. Sure it is nice to specialize in a storyline created for Triple H or Miz but they really feel like its a waste in the end--its only done to unlock things for gameplay. WWE 13 seems to have made it alot better to play through the storylines--I enthusiastically played through them and relived a great portion of my childhood; the storyline was patchy at times due to their lack of superstars like Psycho Sid, Chyna or Owen Hart that were vital to certain storylines that existed in the game--half baked but alot better than what WWE 12 had. Gameplay works off of the WWE 12 system which I greatly liked. Seeing that THQ was willing to venture into the past, I hope that they are willing to build off of the Attitude Era and perhaps do a better DX storyline versus the Nation or The Hart Foundation in 1997, or even venture into WCW and recreate nWo storylines....a wish but I feel optimistic based on their great work on WWE 13. I only hope that WWE 14 will be more extreme and fun since it seems like Linda McMahon's political career seems over and the WWE will no longer have to be politically correct for mainstream audience.