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Revision 7.0 (12/01/95)
Material from Brian Odom used with express consent. All moves
tested on a Sony PlayStation by Reptile X and (e):NOS, originally tested
on Arcade version by Brian Odom.
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1.0 ---===CONTENTS===---
1.0 Contents
2.0 Introduction to WWF WrestleMania
2.1 The Selection Screen
2.2 Game Modes
2.21 The WWF RoyalRumble
2.3 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
2.4 Basic Concepts
2.41 Moves
2.42 Combos
2.43 The Rules
2.5 Controls
2.6 Digitized Voice Samples
3.0 Introduction to Reptile X's WWF WrestleMania PSX FAQ
3.1 About Reptile X
4.0 MOVES
4.1 Move Listings Key
4.2 Basic Moves
4.3 How They're Listed
4.4 WRESTLERS:Profiles and moves
4.41 Bret"Hitman"Hart
4.42 Shawn Michaels
4.43 The Undertaker
4.44 Doink the Clown
4.45 Razor Ramon
4.46 Yokozuna
4.47 BamBam Bigelow
4.48 Lex Luger
2.5 The Controls
5.0 Codes and Secrets
6.0 The World Wrestling Federation
6.1 WWF Videogames list
6.2 WWF TV Shows and Pay-Per-View Events
6.3 WWF Pay-Per-View Event History
6.4 World Wrestling Federation Rules
7.0 The Credits
2.0 ---===Introduction to WWF WrestleMania PSX===---
WrestleMania the Arcade game is the first WWF Wrestling game
that features digitized graphics with the real wrestlers. It's wrestlers
include the top eight atheletes in the WWF as of early 1993, the time
when the lineup was initially put together.
WrestleMania Arcade's lack of characters (eight) is made up for
by the amount of moves each one has. Midway, manufacturers of the
Mortal Kombat series and based in Chicago, released the arcade version
in July 1995 and sold the home translation license to Acclaim for
the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, IBM PC CD-ROM,
Sega Genesis-32X, Sega Saturn, and the Sony PlayStation aka PSX.
WWF WrestleMania has retained the reputation of Midway arcade-to-
PSX games which was built by near mirrored Mortal Kombat 3. However, as
in NBA Jam, most secrets have been altered from it's original such as
WWF's VS screen codes from the arcade (ie. Buddy Mode).
If you have any new info, questions, comments, or found errors
in the FAQ, please e-mail me at 102332.1306@compuserve.com on the 'net
or just 102332,1306 if you're on CompuServe.
2.1 ---===The Selection Screen===---
/------------------\+---------------------------------+/------------------\
| | Doink | "The Bad Guy" | |
| | the | Razor | |
| | Clown | Ramon | |
| +----------------+----------------+ |
| | The | | |
| Current | Undertaker | Yokozuna | Current |
| Selection | | | Selection |
| +----------------+----------------+ |
| |"Heartbreak Kid"| "Beast from the| |
| | Shawn | East" | |
| | Michaels | BamBam Bigelow | |
| +----------------+----------------+ |
\------------------/| Bret | "Made in the |\------------------/
| P L A Y E R 1 | "Hitman" | USA" | P L A Y E R 2 |
\------------------/| Hart | Lex Luger |\------------------/
| +----------------+----------------+ |
| | The Options Menu | |
\------------------/+---------------------------------+\------------------/
2.2 ---===Game Modes===---
1-Player:
- Intercontinental Championship
Starts off with a few 1-on-1 matches followed by a set of 2-on-1
matchups and ends off with a single 3-on-1 match. All best-of-3
falls.
- WWF World Championship
The WWF World Championship begins with a set of (best-of-3 fall)
2-on-1 matches then a pair of (best-of-3 fall) 3-on-1 matches and
ends with the WWF World Championship Royal Rumble!
See section 2.21 for details.
2-players:
- Head-to-Head
The 2 players go at it in a best-of-3 fall matchup.
- Cooperative
This is a 2-player co-op adaptation of Midway's rendition of the
WWF Royal Rumble. See Section 2.21 for details.
2.21 ---===WWF RoyalRumble===---
The Event...
The Royal Rumble is the first WWF Pay-Per-View event of the year.
Premiered in 1989, the Rumble is always around late January.
The rules of the WWF Royal Rumble are that there are no Pins,
Submissions, Count-Outs, or Disqualifications. With 30 participants
and 1 coming per minute (2 prior to 1995) until all have come out
and are eliminated, the last man left standing is declared the winner.
Eliminations occur when a wrestler is thrown over the top rope
and to the arena floor just as in a Battle Royal.
Midway's Rendition...
In WWF WrestleMania, you can play in a "Midway-adapted" Royal Rumble,
1st it's the final match of the 1-player WWF World Championship mode
and it's the 2-player cooperative mode. Both which show your 8
opponent logo as "WrestleMania Challenge".
The rules for the 1-player Championship Rumble are as follows...
* 9 participants (1p vs 7 other plus yourself equals 9)
* 1 player and 3 drones in the ring at a time
* Eliminations occur when a wrestler's energy is drained
* When either 1p survives or a drone pins 1p, a winner is declared
* Winner receives the WWF World Championship title (as in 1992)
* When outside of the ring, you have 10 counts to get back in
or your energy will begin to drain until you do, works like
a count out, you can go back out after returning in
In a 2-player co-op Rumble, the 2 players team up to compete for
the WWF Tag Team Championship and shares a single Combo meter and
energy bar. The rules are as follows...
* 10 participants (1p/2p vs all 8!)
* 2 plaers team up against 2 drones at a time (4 in ring limit)
* Eliminatios occur when a wrestler's energy is drained
* When a drone is eliminated, another will come to take his place
until all have come and have been eliminated
* The Winners are declared when either 2 drones eliminate the players
or the 2 players win the Rumble
* The WWF Tag Team Championship title goes to the winners
* When outside of the ring, you have 10 counts to get back in
or your energy will begin to drain until you do, works like
a count out, you can go back out after returning in... This
effects both players simultaneously since you share a single
energy bar
2.3 ---===Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)===---
Since that's what they call files like these, I guess this would
be the main part of it...
Q: Are there any Fatalities in the game?
A: There were in the arcade, though only Undertaker's was confermed,
however, they are either altered or removed as of the home versions.
It's likely that all Fatalities are removed now, according to what
people I know are saying.
Q: Why aren't there any VS screen codes listed?
A: Just as Fatalities, they are either removed or altered here.
Don't be discouraged though, remember the fact that NBA Jam codes were
all altered on the translation to home systems...
Q: What is 2nd Wind?
A: It allows you to regain conciousness even after being drained of
energy. You receive 2nd Wind by tapping all the buttons psychotically
while being pinned. Requirements are as follows...
* You must have a full and flashing "COMBO" meter
* You must be inside ring
* You have to have previously lost 1 round (brink of elimination)
Q: How do I execute a reversal?
A: When being grabbed by your opponent, do a grab move to counter his,
if you do it fast enough you will do your move instead.
Q: What other system is WWF WrestleMania Arcade available for?
A: Other than Sony PSX, it is now available for SuperNES, Genesis,
IBM PC CD-ROM, Genesis-32X, and coming to Sega Saturn in Spring '96.
2.4 ---===Basic Concepts===---
This section is for beginners, explaining the basic concepts of
WWF WrestleMania - Arcade (all versions).
2.41 ---===Special Moves===---
Most special moves in WWF WrestleMania are done in fighting game style,
(ie. Mortal Kombat 3, Killer Instinct) Move executions here consist
of one of the following possibilities...
* Pad movement, attack button (ex. "F F PP" or "QCF P")
* Hold a button for 3 seconds (ex. "(P)3sec.")
* Tapping a button repeatedly (ex. "P repeatedly")
Other possible executions are ones which do not occur in fighting games
include...
* Running and pressing a certain button (ex. "RUN, PP")
* Climbing the corner and pressing a button (ex. "Any button on top ropes)
* After grabbing your opponent or when he grabs you (listed under "GRAB...")
Quadruple moves are moves which can be repeated up to 4 times by repeatedly
tapping the last button in the move's execution. They can be recognized by
the fact that they start with "Quad-" (ex. Razor Ramon's Quad-Slam).
Certain repeatable moves aren't quad-moves since they repeat by the tap of
a button that isn't the last button of the execution.
ex. F F PK -K to repeat- would not be a quad move while
F F PK -PK to repeat- would be.
2.42 ---===Combos===---
WWF WrestleMania has pre-programmed combos which are accessed through
button combinations. The wrestler's Combo initiators are buttons
that start off a combo when pressed after F F in grab.
ex. If the Combo's Initiator is PowerKick, just grab as normal (F F PP)
Then press F F PK to initialize the combo and tap PK repeatedly,
Now continue to tap it followed by the next button listed in the
notation and continue to move on until all have been tapped.
The result should be the listed amount of hits.
Combo notations show only the initiator followed by the combo's
pre-programmed button sequence. The Initiator is shown in "{}"'s.
Each wrestler has 2 combo initiators, I have listed one combo
of each, the 1st being a "Killer Kombo" which is the wrestler's
ultimate high-hit combo while the 2nd is the runner up.
Mini-Combos are basically just parts of the Killer Kombos so
I didn't list them here.
2.43 ---===The Rules===---
This is Midway's rendition of the WWF (just as NBA Jam was their
rendition of the NBA), the new rules for best-of-3 fall matches
are as follows...
* To be declared the winner, you must drain the energy of your
opponent(s) twice.
* There are no submissions or disqualifications
* When outside ring after a count of 10, your energy will begin
to slowly drain away until you go back in or be eliminated
* You may receive 2nd wind when you're being pinned for the 2nd
time and your Combo meter is flashing
2.5 ---===The Controls===---
The controls can be altered in the options menu, but here is the
default configuration...
| |
====BL==== | | ====BL====
/----------\ | | /----------\
| | | | | |
/ |_______|_|_______| \
/ .----. \
/ | PP | \
| \ ^ / `----' |
| \ | / .----. .----. |
| <-Control pad-> | P | | PK | |
| / | \ `----' `----' |
\ / V \ |==| |==> .----. /
\ Select Start | K | /
\ |---------------| `----' /
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
\_______/ \________/
PP = Power Punch (aka SuperPunch)
PK = Power Kick (aka SuperKick)
P = Punch
K = Kick
BL = Block (aka Defense)
2.6 ---===Digitized Voice Samples===---
Incredibly, unlike most CD-ROM based games, WWF WrestleMania
doesn't store it's sound samples, music, etc. in audio CD format but
as PC sound files in CD-ROM format. This causes the sounds to be
loaded into the system's RAM (Random Access Memory) alot faster than
if they were stored as audio-CD tracks. Ofcourse, this is also the
reason why WrestleMania takes up an amazing total of 60MB of disc
space, surpassing the size of programs such as Windows 95 and MK3!
The speed of it's sound loading helps the play-by-play
commentary of the game by Vince McMahon and Jerry "The King" Lawler.
Plus the occasional comments by the wrestlers and sometimes even
people in the crowd.
This is a listing of the digitized voice samples in the game:
Vince and Lawler's occasional match intro...
"Hi, this is Vince McMahon..." "And me, Jerry 'the King' Lawler!"
Vince McMahon...
"Who will be the victor at WrestleMania? It's anybody's guess!"
"I'd hate to be on the receiving end of that one!"
"Somebody call security!"
"That's gotta hurt!"
"What skill!"
"It's a total debacle!"
"Not a good idea!"
"Goodnight!"
"Un-be-lievable!"
"Whoa!!!!"
"Can he get up in time?!"
"High Risk Maneuver!"
"Boomshakalaka!"
"It's pandemonium in the ring!"
"What a blow!"
"WOW!!!!"
"I can't watch that!"
"A capacity crowd here tonight!"
"This could be it..."
"To the face!"
"Can anyone stop him?!"
"Shocking!"
"Listen to the crowd!"
"To the mid section!"
"He's just gone berzerk!"
"Wait a minute..."
"Reversal!"
"Here it comes..."
"What a slam!"
"Nicely done..."
"Did you see that?!"
"He can't do that!"
"OH!!!!"
"Into the ropes!"
"And..."
"What's this?!..."
"Oh my goodness!"
"You have to give credit to _____!"
Jerry Lawler...
"Lights Out!"
"Not a good idea!"
"What's he up to?!"
"That could cost him the match!"
"That was great!"
"Get up, _____!"
"What a ripoff!"
"Oh, what a scam!"
"What Speed!"
"What Power!"
"Back to the sandbox!"
"Look at this..."
"Awesome!"
"What a move by _____!"
"He got exactly what he deserved!"
"I can't belive he pulled that off!"
"What a moron!"
"What morons!"
Bret Hart
"I don't think so!" (during fight)
"Excellent!" (wins)
Shawn Michaels
"The wrestler of the 90's!" (wins)
Doink
"Put 'er here pal!" (preparing electrocution)
Razor Ramon
"Nobody -- messes -- with the -- Bad Guy!" (doing Quad-Slam)
"You pick the right guy, chico!" (wins)
BamBam Bigelow
"Get outta my ring!!!!!" (throws opponent over top rope)
"The Beast from the East!" (wins)
*Note*: The wrestler's win comments are randomly said, however
most of the comments they make at their opponents while
doing a move is definate such as Razor's Quad Slam.
Female fan, "Pin him!!!!!!"
Male fan, "Pin Him!!!!!!"
3.0 ---===Introduction to Reptile X's WWF WrestleMania PSX FAQ===---
This FAQ is writen by Reptile X and may not be altered without
the express consent of it's writer. You may, however, distribute it
free of charge to any service on the internet as well as to friends
and magazines as long as it is in whole and unaltered.
I have been known to write FAQs that are basically lists of
moves, in the past, this is the first FAQ by Reptile X that includes
profiles, facts on the game, etc. since, unlike games I've done FAQs
for in the past like the Mortal Kombat series, WWF WrestleMania just
doesn't have alot of FAQs and files for it. So I've decided to do a
complete full-FAQ for the game, including a special section called
"The World Wrestling Federation" which tells facts of the actual WWF
itself.
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3.1 ---===About Reptile X===---
by (e):NOS
"The Elusive Reptile X" has been writing and distributing FAQs
for games such as the Mortal Kombat series for quite some time now.
Back in 1992 when MK1 first came out and he was just known by various
nicknames like Shadow-Blade, his interest in the Streetfighter series
hit rock-bottom (and died a painful death) and he learned about the
MK1 hidden character, Reptile, who was a combination of Sub-Zero and
Scorpion.
He started to use the nickname "Reptile", "Sub-Zero", and once
"Reptile's Butt" on Prodigy. In an issue of EGM (Electronic Gaming
Monthly), there was an article on the MK hidden character, entitled
"The Elusive Reptile" with some screenshots of the clues.
In June 1995, The X quit Prodigy and came to the CompuServe
Information Services (CIS) and completed what was the 1st ever complete
Mortal Kombat 3 FAQ and uploaded it to CompuServe's videogames forum.
At that time, he was just known as "Reptile" and most likely, his FAQ
was so rarely noticed, that other FAQ writers (who were at the time
better known) probably had no idea of this FAQ's existance and
discovered the identical info for themselves a while later. But X's was
uploaded in the beginning of July 1995, a time where even Ratman was
struggling to get all the moves and finishers for MK3.
After getting noticed, the FAQ-writer realized that even though
Reptile wasn't in MK3 and wasn't that popular as a nickname on the 'net,
the name was being used by alot of CIS users which caused confusion in
the forums. That was when the decision was made, with almost everything
in existance using the letter "X" (32X, CD-X, X-Men, Sushi-X, Revolution X,
Megaman X...) it was added to Reptile.
"The Elusive One" now romes around online areas such as the
USENET Newsgroups, World Wide Web and ftp sites, CompuServe forums, etc.
If you're on CompuServe, you might be able to catch the X at an online
session on one of the following CompuServe forums...
* Videogames (GO VIDGAM)
* Gaming Central (GO VIDPUB)
* Showbiz Media Forum (GO SHOWBIZ)
* Entertainment Drive Forum (GO EFORUM)
* Sports Forum (GO FANS)
[Note from editor: I am known as "(e):NOS" online and use Reptile's
PC to log on and do editing on his FAQs now. I also add things to
his FAQs like this note and the move descriptions in the listings.
When I log on through his PC, I set the nickname to "(e):NOS LIVES"
and browse around. I own every system that Reptile does except
8-BIT NES and am a huge PSX fan. You can reach me by sending e-mail
to Reptile X's mailbox and addressing the message to "(e):NOS".]
4.0 ---===MOVES===---
This section shows moves, profiles, etc. for the 8 wrestlers...
4.1 ---===Move Listings Key===---
U=Up
D=Down
F=Forward
B=Back
QCF=Quarter Circle to Forward
QCB=Quarter Circle to Back
HCF=Half Circle to Forward
HCB=Half Circle to Back
()=Hold
[]=Required execution distance from opponent if any
OPP.=refers to opponent
+=Press simultaneously
,="then..."
PP=PowerPunch (aka SuperPunch)
PK=PowerKick (aka SuperKick)
P=Punch
K=Kick
BL=Block
{}=Combo Initiator
I use the name of the button and not the PSX controller's symbols because
the configuration is changeable and puting the symbols may confuse players
who frequently customize the controls.
The Initiator of a Combo is the first step to a killer kombo.
Example. If the initiator is {PP}, you grab your opponent and press
Forward Forward Power Punch to start it off.
If the Combo notation looks like this, {PP} P K PK PP
You will grab you opponent and press Forward Forward Power Punch,
then repeatedly tap Power Punch a few more times, while the beginning of
the Combo is being done by your wrestler as result of that, start
repeatedly pressing Punch, as your wrestler begins the moves caused
by the Punch button pressing, you will go onto Kick repeatedly,
then the same for PowerKick, and ends off with Power Punch.
4.2 ---===Basic Moves===---
Here are the universal basic moves which can be used by all the
wrestlers in the game...
RUN: P+K
You can follow up with an attack or bounce of the ropes with this.
GRAB-UP: PP [at opp.'s head]
This allows you to pick up a fallen opponent to continue the fight.
When opponent is up after this, the wrestle who grabbed the opponent
up will hold opponent in grab position... which is an advantage, though
reversable thereafter.
GRAB: F F PP
This is the "key" to certain moves for a wrestler, moves following
this up is considered a "High risk" manuver which is easily reversed
by the opponent. All moves under the heading "GRAB..." in a wrestler's
move list requires you to do this first. Grab moves are considered
"High Risk" and are reversable when opponent executes one before
grabber does.
HIP TOSS: B B P
The Hiptoss is one of the most commonly used universal moves in WWF
WrestleMania. You can hold BLOCK while executing it to make it a
"defensive yet easy to use" move.
IRISH WHIP: B B PP
Whip your opponent to the ropes with this and follow up with an
offensive move.
SHOVE: BL+P
This will shove your opponent away from you.
TAKEDOWN: B+PP [while opp. is running at you]
A move which varies from wrestler-to-wrestler though same in execution.
PUMP-UP: (BL) spin pad 720 degrees toward from opp.
This will make you 4% stronger for the next 6 seconds.
SPEED-UP: (BL) spin pad 720 degrees away from opp.
This will make you fast for a period of time.
UPPERCUT: D+PP [Close to opp.]
Same concept as the MK series' uppercut move. Also works in grab.
4.3 ---===How they're listed===---
Here's the key of how the moves and profiles of the wrestlers are listed
in this FAQ...
---[Name]----------------------------------------------------------------
"[quote from the wrestler - Rep-X's updated ones]"
Real Name: [the wrestler's real name]
From: [His home town]
Height: [His height]
Weight: [His weight]
Titles held: [the titles he has held]
[<>]
[<>]
[<>]
(moves which may only be executed after grab - F F PP)
[<>]
(refers to finisher used in real-life to finish off his opponent)
[<>]
[<>]
4.4 ---===WRESTLERS:Profiles and Moves===---
4.41 ---Bret"Hitman"Hart----------------------------------------------------
"I'm the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be"
Real Name: Bret Hart
From: Calgary,AL. Canada
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 234lbs
Titles held: ALL
Joined the Federation in the mid 1980's and became half of the "Hart
Foundation" tag team with Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart and managed by Jimmy
Hart (No relation). Bret Hart became a fan favorite at WrestleMania IV's
Battle Royal (now available on Coliseum Home Video).
The Hart Foundation ended in the late 80's and Bret became known as
one of the greatest technical wrestlers around and was dubbed the
"Excellence of Execution" by Hall of Famer, Gorilla Monsoon.
He has now held every WWF Championship on multiple occasions.
His WWF World Championship was once fairly gained from former
champion, Yokozuna at WWF WrestleMania X by pinfall, just a year
after he lost the title to Yoko when Fuji threw salt in his eyes
after he amazingly put the Sharpshooter on the Sumo mammoth.
ROLLING UPPERCUT: QCF PP
Bret rolls towards opponent and performs an MK-type uppercut
STATIONARY UPPERCUT: D D P
Still version of rolling uppercut, less defensive
EYE RAKE: QCF P
Reaches hand to opponent's face and pops out their eye balls
FLYING KICK: B B PK
Springs toward opponent with a foot to their face
BULLDOG: RUN, PP (or P)
Performs a bulldog, a flying clothesline with feet forward
DROPKICK: (PK)3 sec.
Performs a dropkick without having to run
GRAB...
QUAD-FACE SLAM: HCF P, --P to repeat--
Smashes their face to his knee repeatedly
BACKBREAKER: D D PK
Performs a standard backbreaker
PILEDRIVER: F F PP
Does a neck-breaking piledriver
SHARPSHOOTER: PP at fallen opp.'s feet
Bret's famous scientific submission maneuver
16-HIT: {PK} PP P K PK
13-HIT: {P} PP PK P
4.42 ---Shawn Michaels------------------------------------------------------
"I'm the sexiest man in the universe!"
Real Name: Shawn Michael Hickenbottom
From: SanAntonio,TX.
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 234lbs
Titles held: Intercontinental, Tag Team
Joined the WWF in the 80's as part of the tag team, "The Rockers", with
Marty Jannetty. Later bacame a singles competitor and is known as one
of the most agile and technical wrestlers to enter the ring.
Shawn Michaels became a fan favorite in mid 1995. He has held every
title but the World Championship.
DOUBLE SNAPKICK: B B PK
Does a double snapkick, double hit if aimed well
FRANKENSTEINER: F F PK (or PK when you/opp. is running)
Executes what is formerly the trademark finisher of Scott Steiner
SLIDING MONKEY FLIP: F F K
Slides to their feet and flips them behind
QUAD-KICK: QCF K, --K to repeat--
Martial-arts kicks to their face
QUAD-STOMP: RUN, K, --K to repeat-- (Opp. must be down)
Repeatable stomp
SUNSET FLIP: U F PP (or PP when you're running)
Catches opponent in sommersault and slams them to the mat
DROPKICK: (PK)3 sec.
Does a dropkick without having to run
GRAB...
SIDE SUPLEX: D D PK
Alternate execution of his trademark finisher
FACE SLAM: F+PP
Smashes opponent's face
HEADBUTT: F F PK
Regular headbutt
FRANKENSTEINER: F F PP
Alternate execution of the Frankensteiner
ARM BREAKER: F F P
Cracks opponent's arm
SLAM: F F PP
Speed slams opponent
MONKEY FLIP: F F K
Alternate execution of the Monkey Flip
SIDE-SUPLEX: (P)3 sec.
His trademark finisher (1993), arm around lower back and slams behind
20-HIT: {K} PK PP P BL
17-HIT: {P} PP PK K BL
4.43 ---Undertaker----------------------------------------------------------
"REST IN PEACE!"
Real Name: Mark Callaway
From: Death Valley,CA.
Height: 6'11"
Weight: 328lbs
Titles held: WWF World
Introduced to the World Wrestling Federation in November 1990 at the
SurvivorSeries as Ted DiBiase's "Mystery Team member" in a survival
match. At the time, he was managed by Brother Love and later taken
over by Paul Bearer who to this date manages the Undertaker.
Defeated Hulk Hogan for the WWF World Championship the year after
his introduction and became a fan favorite around mid 1992.
He is now one of the most popular wrestlers in the Federation and is known
for his incredible agility for a man his size.
CHOKE-LIFT: QCF P
The Undertaker's alternative to the grab
NECKBREAKER: (P)3 sec.
Standard Neckbreaker
SHADOW NECKBREAKER: RUN, (P)3 sec.
Johnny Cage-like version of the Neckbreaker
GHOSTS OF PAIN: QCF K
Sends ghosts at opponent that drains energy
STUN-GHOSTS: QCB K
Ghosts that just stun the opponent for him to follow up with other moves
TOMBSTONE SMASH: F F PK
Literally takes out a tombstone and smashes it on opponent
FLAMING NECKSLAM: CHOKE-LIFT, D+PK
Slams opponent by the neck (with BamBam flaming effect)
GRAB...
NECKBREAKER: F F PP
Alternate execution of neckbreaker
NECKSLAM: D D K
Same as Flaming Neckslam but without the BamBam flaming effect
TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER: D D PK
Alternate execution of his trademark finisher
TOMBSTONE PILEDRIVER: CHOKE-LIFT, D D PK
His trademark finisher, a "piledriver of the dark side"
21-HIT: {PK} K P PP PK
19-HIT: {K} PK P PP PK
4.44 ---Doink---------------------------------------------------------------
"Ha Ha! Life's a Joke!"
Real Name: Matt Osborne
From: Unknown
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 243lbs
Titles held: NONE
Appeared in 1993 walking up and down the aisle watching other WWF Wrestlers
wrestle as he teased kids. He made his wrestling debut a short time after
and became a fan favorite some time in 1994.
Dispite his appearance, Doink is known to be a great technical wrestler,
and is extremely fast and agile.
CLAPPER: HCF P
Gives opponent spliting headache with his hands inflated
JOYBUZZER: (P)3 sec.
Electrocutes opponent
HAPPY HAMMER: F F PK, --K to repeat--
Takes out an over-sized hammer and takes opponent down hard
BOXING GLOVE: P repeatedly
Puts on boxing gloves and punches opponent in the jaw
DROPKICK: (PK)3 secs.
Performs dropkick without having to run
GRAB...
PILEDRIVER: F F PP
Performs a piledriver
FACE SMASH: D D PK, --K to repeat--
Slams opponents face to the ground repeatedly
JOYBUZZER: QCF P
Alternate execution of the JoyBuzzer
HAPPY HAMMER: F F PK
Alternate execution for the Happy Hammer
BACKBREAKER: D D PK
Regular Backbreaker
WHOOPIE CUSHION: PP on top ropes
His trademark finisher, jumps off ropes and sits on opponent
19-HIT: {PP} PK P PK K
14-HIT: {PK} PP P K
4.45 ---Razor Ramon---------------------------------------------------------
"Hey chico, take a look at da Bad Guy!"
Real Name: Scott Hall
From: Miami,FL.
Height: 6'7"
Weight: 287lbs
Titles held: Intercontinental
Razor first wrestled in 1992 as a part of Bobby Heenan's group of
wrestlers known as "Heenan's Family" along with then members, Ric
Flair and Mr.Perfect. Razor later bacame one of the top fan
favorites in the WWF and has held the Intercontinental Championship
on multiple occasions.
RAZOR BLADE-SLASH: QCF P
Morphs his arm into a razor blade and slashes his opponent
DASHING BLADE-SLASH: (P)3 sec.
Springs forward and slashes opponent with a razor-morphed arm
QUAD-SLAM: F F K, --K to repeat--
Grabs opponent's ankles and shakes 'em like a rug
DROPKICK: (PK)3 sec.
Does a dropkick without having to run
GRAB...
PILEDRIVER: D D PK
Does a piledriver
QUAD-SLAM: D D K, --K to repeat--
Alternate execution of Quad-Slam
SHREDDER: (D) P repeatedly
Morphs his arm into a razor blade and shreds at opponent
REVERSED SHREDDER: (U) P repeatedly
Reversed version of the above shredder move
RAZOR'S EDGE: GRAB, F F PP
His trademark finisher, lifts opponent overhead and slams him head first
24-HIT: {PP} P K PK PP
23-HIT: {K} P K PK PP
4.46 ---Yokozuna------------------------------------------------------------
"Yosh!"
Real Name: Rodney Anoia
From: The Polynesian Islands
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 650lbs
Titles held: WWF World, Tag Team
Introduced by Mr.Fuji in late 1992 and was at the time 505lbs.
Since then, he has held the World Championship on multiple occasions
as well as the Tag Team Championship with "The Rocket" Owen Hart, and
has gained over 100lbs.!
POWER-LIFT: PP+PK
Yokozuna's alternative to the grab
QUAD-JAB: QCF P
Repeatable short jabs at opponent
SALT: (P)3 sec.
Throws salt in opponet's eyes to stun them
BELLY SHOVE: F F P
Shoves opponent with his huge belly
HEADBUTT: P [close-up]
Does a regular headbutt
BUTT-SLAM: F F PK
Jumps at opponent, takes him down, and sits on him
CYCLONE LEG TOSS: POWER-LIFT, D+any button
Grabs opponent by ankles, spins a few times around, and slams him
TOSS OUT: POWER-LIFT, and any button [at side]
Lifts opponent overhead and tosses him out of the ring
GRAB...
BUTT-SLAM: F F PP
Alternate execution of butt-slam
DELAYED SUPLEX: D D PK
Does a delayed vertical suplex
SALT: QCF P
Alternate execution of the salt throw
BANZAI DROP: any button on ropes
His trademarks finisher, jumps off 2nd rope and sits on opponent
14-HIT: {PP} P PK K P PP
13-HIT: {P} PP PK K P PP PK
4.47 ---Scott "BamBam" Bigelow----------------------------------------------
"I'm the Beast from the East!"
Real Name: Scott Bigelow
From: Asbury Park,NJ.
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 360 lbs
Titles held: NONE
He wrestled in the WWF back in the 80's and left. BamBam returned to
the Federation around 1993 and became a fan favorite in late 1994.
He is known to be very quick and agile for a wrestler of his weight.
POWER-LIFT: PP+PK
BamBam's alternative to the grab
FIERY FIST: (P)3sec.
Punches opponent with flaming fists
THROW: (PP)3sec.
Tosses oponent
FIERY NECKBREAKER: RUN, (PP)3sec.
Flames up and does a neckbreaker
SNAP KICK: B B PK
Single-hit snapkick
BACKBREAKER: POWER-LIFT, D D PK
Regular backbreaker
GRAB...
POGO PILEDRIVER: D D PK, --PP to repeat--
Repeatable piledriver
TOASTY FLYING-HEADBUTT: any button on top ropes
Midway's rendition of BamBam's Flying Headbutt finisher off the ropes
22-HIT: {P} PP K PK PP
20-HIT: {PP} P K PK PP
4.48 ---Lex Luger-----------------------------------------------------------
Real Name: Larry Pfohl
From: Atlanta,GA.
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 265lbs
Titles held: NONE
Introduced to the Federation at the 1993 Royal Rumble by Bobby Heenan
as "The Narcissist" Lex Luger.
The body-builder/wrestler from Atlanta became "All American" Lex Luger
later on in 1993 and went through multiple failed attempts at gaining
the WWF World Championship.
POWER-LIFT: PP+PK
Luger's alternative to the grab
DOUBLE AXE-HANDLE: (P)3sec.
Takes 'em down with a powered-up double axe-handle
BALL 'N CHAIN: F F PK, --K to repeat--
Morphs his arm into a Ball n' Chain
BLADE STAB: F F P
Morphs his forearm into blades and stabs opponent
GRAB...
SUPLEX: F F PP
Performs a regular suplex
STINGER: D D PK
Morphs his forearm into a steel stinger and stings his opponent
REBEL RACK: POWER-LIFT, U+PK
His trademark finisher, basically an overhead backbreaker
19-HIT: {PK} K P PP PK K
17-HIT: {K} PK PP P PK
5.0 ---===Codes and Secrets===---
Random Select: At the selection screen, hold Up and press START.
CPU will select a wrestler for you
COMBO meter: At the selection screen, hold L1 and R2 and press
Square, Eks, Circle, and Triangle in that order.
"COMBO" will appear under your current selection's
picture and you will start off the match with a
full COMBO meter.
If you have any more codes and secrets, please e-mail me at 102332,1306
on CompuServe or 102332.1306@compuserve.com on the Internet.
You will be given full credit for it.
6.0 ---===The World Wrestling Federation===---
This section tells about Vince McMahon's organization, the real WWF...
6.1 ---===WWF Games===---
Here's a list of all the WWF Wrestling videogames ever released.
Title/System Manufacturer Approx.R-Date
------------ ------------ -------------
WrestleMania/NES Acclaim 1986
Superstars/Arcade Techno 1988
Superstars/GameBoy LJN 1988
WrestleMania Challenge/NES LJN 1989
WrestleFest/Arcade Techno 1990
Superstars 2/GameBoy LJN 1990
"Super"WrestleMania/SNES LJN 1991
WrestleMania/Genesis Flying Edge 1992
Steel Cage/NES LJN 1992
Steel Cage/GameGear Flying Edge 1992
Royal Rumble/SNES LJN Early 1993
Royal Rumble/Genesis Flying Edge Late 1993
Rage in the Cage/Sega-CD Flying Edge Late 1993
King of the Ring/NES LJN Early 1994
King of the Ring/GameBoy LJN Early 1994
Monday Night RAW/Genesis Acclaim Late 1994
Monday Night RAW/GameGear Acclaim Late 1994
Monday Night RAW/SNES LJN Late 1994
Monday Night RAW/GameBoy Acclaim Late 1994
Monday Night RAW/32X Acclaim 1995
WrestleMania/Arcade Midway 1995
WrestleMania-Arcade/PSX Sculptured 1995
WrestleMania-Arcade/SNES Sculptured 1995
WrestleMania-Arcade/Genesis Sculptured 1995
WrestleMania-Arcade/IBM PC Sculptured 1995
WrestleMania-Arcade/32X Sculptured 1995
6.2 ---===TV Shows and PPV Events===---
Title Network Air Time
----- ------- --------
Royal Rumble (PPV) Late January
WrestleMania (PPV) Late March/Early April
King of the Ring (PPV) Mid-June
SummerSlam (PPV) Late August
SurvivorSeries (PPV) Late November
In Your House (PPV) Between the others
Mania USA Saturdays at 10am (ET)
Action Zone USA Sundays at Noon (ET)
Monday Night RAW USA Monday nights at 9pm (ET)
RAW (taped from Mondays) USA/Local Check Listings
Superstars Local Check Listings
Spotlight MSG Check Listings
6.3 ---===WWF Pay-Per-View Event history===---
Title 1st Edition
----- -----------
RoyalRumble January 1989
Features the 30-Man Every man for himself Royal Rumble!
WrestleMania March 1985
One of the world's most popular events...
King of the Ring June 1993
Features the single elimination tournament to determine the year's
King of the Ring!
SummerSlam August 1988
The "Hotest" Pay-Per-View card of the year...
SurvivorSeries November 1987
Features teams of 4 battling in individual-elimination matches!
In Your House July 1995
Started in 1995 to fill in the empty months, small $14.95 card
6.4 ---===World Wrestling Federation Rules===---
The following are the rules for standard 1-fall matchups in the WWF...
Singles...
* When a wrestler's shoulders are both flat on the ground, the ref
will start a count of 3, if reached, the inflicter is declared winner
* When a wrestler has his/her opponent in a painful hold, the ref will
ask for a submission, if answered yes, the hold executer will be
declared the winner
* When a wrestler is outside the ring, he must get back in before a
count of 10 by the ref or his/her opponent will gain a victory by
countout
* When there is illegal use of objects inside the ring or there is
interferance, the ref has the right to disqualify a wrestler
(the one the interferance is helping in that case)
* Choking or any somewhat life-threatening or dangerous hold is
being inflicted, the ref will count to 5, if reached, inflicter
may be disqualified
* Once the official post-match announcement has been made by the
ring announcer, the result is final
Tag Team Matches...
* 1 wrestler from each team is allowed in the ring at once
* When a wrestler's shoulders are both flat on the ground, the ref
will start a count of 3, if reached, the inflicter's team is declared
winners
* When a wrestler has his/her opponent in a painful hold, the ref will
ask for a submission, if answered yes, the hold executer's team will
be declared the winners
* When a wrestler is outside the ring, he/she must get back in before a
count of 10 by the ref or his/her opposing team will gain a victory by
countout
* Choking or any somewhat life-threatening or dangerous hold is
being inflicted, the ref will count to 5, if reached, inflicter's
team may be disqualified
* When a wrestler tags his/her partner, his/her partner will become
the legal man in the ring, if the illegal man enters, he has a
count of 5 to exit or the ref has the right to disqualify his/her
team
* Once the official post-match announcement has been made by the
ring announcer, the result is final
7.0 ---===The Credits...===---
Reptile X's FAQ...
Compilation and Writing: Reptile X and (e):NOS
Move Descriptions and Editing: (e):NOS
Primary Assistance and Info Source: Brian Odom
ASCII art: Reptile X and Brian Odom
The Game...
Main Designers: Mark Turmell and Sal Divita
WWF Consultant: Bret "Hitman" Hart
Director: Sal Divita
Digital Animation: Sal Divita
Executive Producer: Kelly Zmak
Special Thanks
--------------
Reptile X
Brian Odom
(e):NOS
Bret Hart
Michael Hickenbottom
Mark Callaway
Rodney Anoia
Larry Pfohl
Scott Bigelow
Matt Osborne
Scott Hall
Ed Boon
Vince McMahon
Mark Turmell
Sal Divita
John Tobias
Sheridan Oursler
Josh Tsui
Eugene Greer
Tony Goskie
Mark Penacho
Jason Skiles
Jake Simpson
Mancow Muller
Sophia
Dewey Gosnell
Jamie Rivett
Chris Ellis
Material from Brian Odom's WWF WrestleMania FAQ (which was for the arcade
version) used with express consent. All moves listed are PSX-confermed by
Reptile X on November 8 and 9 1995.
LAST WORD by editor, (e):NOS
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Tekken, Toshinden, Ridge Racer, Air Combat, Kileak:The DNA Imparative,
Madden NFL 96, NHL 96, ESPN Extreme Games, WipeOut, Destruction Derby,
PSX-Doom, Lemmings 3-D,...
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- Raiden
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