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WWF In Your House Sony Playstation Game here
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UPC:002148121074
Condition:Used
Genre:Sports
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:PS1_WWF_IN_YOUR_HOUSE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020. here
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When this game came out it was the greatest wrestling game for Playstation. People complaining about the game are people who did not play it when it came out and got spoiled by graphics later down the road. Alof of people refer to the Attitude era wrestlers and wonder why their not in the game? well its because the Attitude era did not kick off until 97′, thus the game came out in 96′ and was actually developed in 95′. Wrestling was the greatest thing before the attitude era, and this game shows what it was all about. Great gameplay, old wrestlers who do not wrestle anymore,GREAT commentary which was actually was my personal favorite feature of the game in 96′ and still is. I would NOT recommend this game to kids who grew up wathcing wrestling the past 12-15 years because they will not know who 99% of the wrestlers are. Old school wrestling fans like myself consider this game a gem and any wrestling fan from the early 90’s can tell you it still is a great game.
With today marking the 20th anniversary of the debut of the In Your House PPV, I figured I’d take this time to do a review of the exciting In Your House video game. In Your House: There Goes The Neighborhood, was made in 1996 and loosely but not entirely based off the popular 90s WWF PPV series, In Your House. It was the first WWF/WWE video game to be released on the Playstation.Similar to prior WWF games that were made before it, In Your House is more of an arcade-like game and carries a heavy Mortal Kombat theme. The game featured digital sprites of all the characters, could only win matches by KO’ing your opponent and pinning them, and many over the top and unrealistic moves done by the wrestlers. The game featured 10 of the WWF’s top superstars during the time of 1995-1996. They were Ahmed Johnson, British Bulldog, Goldust, Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Bret Hart, Owen Hart, Ultimate Warrior, Shawn Michaels, Vader, and The Undertaker.There’s a mini season mode that you play in which you challenge for either the Intercontinental Championship, the WWF Championship or just fight with no prize on the line. The season mode is simply and again, very similar to Mortal Kombat in which you pick a superstar to play as and plow through the rest of the characters of the game to the very end and achieve victory. There are 3 rounds for each fight but you only have to go through 2 for each superstar if you manage to win the first 2 fights. If at anytime you’re defeated by a superstar, you mus.
This is one of my all time favorite wrestling games, though it takes on more of a mortal kombat persona it is over the top arcade fun! Choose from: Undertaker, Bret Hart, HBK, Vader, HHH, Goldust, Ahmed Johnson, Owen Hart, Ultimate Warrior, and British Bulldog. Each have their own arena, crazy combos, and signature/finisher moves. There’s also power ups and power downs that appear in the ring. Also Vince Mcmahon and Mr. Perfect do commentary! Gotta love Vince at the table.Game modes available are versus, tag tornados (2p or more), season, and you can challenge for WWF title or IC title (a real slobber-knocker!). Up to 4 players can join and most importantly this works on PS3. It has volume level issues on PS3 like sfx is louder than videos/ etc but it isn’t something that will completely ruin the experience. If you like this fast pace and crazy action certainly pick up the previous of this kind WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game! I definitely recommend playing this with more than one person.
WWF In Your House, while graphically WORSE than WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game, should *not* be ignored if you like that Wrestlemania game because In Your House features the *exact* same arcade wrestling action. The wrestlers have been updated too.Yes, WWF In Your House is an old game with noticeably average graphics and not-so smooth animations. It came out in 1996, I believe. The graphics simply aren’t as good as Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game. BUT if you’re a fan of Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game, I see no reason why you wouldn’t like In Your House.Some reviewers claim this game is hard. It’s really not that hard once you remember the most effective and damaging moves. It’s easier than Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game. In fact, if you consider yourself a fast gamer, you won’t have ANY trouble with In Your House. There’s an option to put the game on easy, so if you must, put the game on easy. Also turning blocking off helps make the game much easier. Using the run button that’s located at the top of the Playstation controller (I believe it’s either L2 or R2, or maybe both) is a MUCH better idea than using the OTHER way of running (hitting two buttons at once- ugh!)The loading time is somewhat worse than Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game, but only somewhat. In Your House takes maybe 3 or 4 seconds longer to load a match, if that. Unfortunately, the way Vince McMahon introduces the wrestlers is pretty bland and uninteresting compared to Wrestlemania: the Arcade Game wher.
Yes I’m Satisfied
I din’t get this game until almost a year ago, but I still find it to be pretty fun. It has a tiny roster (with only ten guys) that is EXTREMELY outdated, but I recognized most of the guys, several of them being among my favorite wrestlers. (The only one who was completely unfamiliar to me was Ahmed Johnson.) I think the graphics are really good although the wrestlers aren’t very large on the screen, and the gameplay is done pretty well. No, the game isn’t very realistic, but I think that just adds to the fun! Some people seem to have issues with the load times, but I don’t really think the load times are bad at all. I’ve played games that have much longer load times! I think this game is much better than WCW Vs. The World (which is one of the only two other wrestling games I have for PS1), even though that game has many more guys on it!
WWF In Your House is the follow up to Wrestlemania The Arcade gameThis is the last HQ Arcade Pro Wrestling gameGraphics: still to these day impressive to some extent using the infamous MK 1-3 digitized graphics styleA style that was fresh and uniqueAudio: pretty good with real commentary (At times some lines are used over and over though)Controls are smooth and easy to pick up and use (Unlike today where almost all Pro Wrestling titles just feel stiff and convoluted) This game is easy to pick up and learn and actually fun! Unlike all the games from the Original Xbox, PS2 up until nowIs is fun? Depends for gamers who’s first home console was the PS3/XBox 360If you are a millennial this isn’t for you anyone who grew up and actually were lucky enough to remember the old sleazy Arcades of the 1980’s you’ll love this game it’s a must play/ own and add to your collection 9/10
You can’t really argue with this game it’s pure fun it takes you back to the WWF day’s when There was no WWE with a soft core generation of wrestling lure. OWEN HART R.I.P
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