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WWF Smackdown: Just Bring It (PS2)
 
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WWF Smackdown: Just Bring It (PS2)

by THQ
PlayStation2  Ages 16 and Over
3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (96 customer reviews)
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Game Information

  • Platform:   PlayStation2
  • PEGI Rating: Ages 16 and Over
  • Media: Video Game

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Customers buy this item with WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain (PS2) £24.99

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Product Features

  • Highly detailed WWF Superstars, arenas and backstage areas
  • 8 modes of play including 78 variations of Exhibition Match and over 30 new match types
  • Over 35 WWF Superstars including the Rock, Stone Cold, Triple H, The Undertaker
  • Enhanced Create-a-Wrestler
  • New real-time events such as referee AI, arguments, interference and taunting
  • Full voice narration/commentary system and Titantron movies
  • Up to 4 players simultaneously with up to 9 WWF Superstars in the ring
  • Expanded single player career mode with all new environments and deeper storylines
  • Please note this product was created before 10 November 2002 when the World Wrestling Federation Entertainment Inc. traded as WWF. This product refers to WWF and carries a WWF logo

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  • ASIN: B00005MNRA
  • Release Date: 16 Nov 2001
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (96 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 8,685 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

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Product Description

Amazon.co.uk Review

Those cheeky chappies from the World Wrestling Federation pound their way onto the PlayStation 2 in the newest release in the Smackdown series, and manage to entertain to the max on the way. Fans of the earlier American wrestling games should feel right at home here: there are a huge number of stars from the show on hand to mete out punishment in a wide variety of interesting ways. Newcomers should have no difficulty either, as the controls are a dream to use.

Just Bring It provides so many battle modes it's hard to keep track of what they are--if "Hell in a Cell" is your thing then go for it, but don't miss "TLC" (tables, ladders and chairs) and the "Royal Rumble" along the way; all are faithfully recreated for your grappling pleasure. And grappling is where it's at. The Smackdown combat system is about as good as it gets. Timing is the key to a good offence: lunge towards your opponent too early and you'll leave yourself wide open, get it just right and you'll take hold in time to execute one of numerous different moves designed to make the audience wince.

Being on the receiving end isn't just a case of taking the punishment, however. A counter move is included to return or block punches or twist and twirl out of the path of an incoming hold--top stuff indeed. Keen to add that authentic touch, the developers have included the big entrance scenarios for each of the superstars, complete with signature tunes and Titantron videoscreen introductions.

The only downside to a really great game is the amount of storage space it gobbles on the average PS2 memory card--4 MB, which seems overly generous by any standard. This minor niggle aside, Just Bring It is a very entertaining title which should keep the average player occupied for months.--Chris Russell

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WWF Smackdown: Just Bring It (Play Station 2)

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Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Video Game
WWF Smackdown 3 is the perfect gift for Christmas. This game is the best out of all 3 Smackdown! Titles. The graphis are out of this world and are a massive improvement compared to Smackdown 1 and 2. Over 70 different matches and 52 Hidden Extras to unlock which include Limp Bizkit Lead Singer Fred Durst ( Survive 15 on slobberknocker mode with the undertaker ) New Smackdown arena ( Survive 15 with the rock on slobberknocker mode ) and many more including insurrextion arena and WcW & ECW owners Steph and Shane. All these can be unlocked in story mode. As for the story mode...i think it rocks, if you like the long 6 Year story mode on previous Smackdown games then you will hate this. If you like the short few matches to unlock all the cheats then you will love this. The bad point is that you have to defend your title about 30 times to unlock all the extras. Overall this game is the best Wrestling game to date and plays brilliantly. This game is a must have, even if you dont like wrestling you will enjoy it.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Video Game
Terrific game, it as all the modes you would want out of a wrestling game. If the watch the weekly wwf shows you will be-able to tell some difference but not a lot, for instance the entrances for the wreslters are awsome ands full. The undertaker comes out on his Harley to the sound of Limp Bizkit, Triple H comes out with his bottle to Motorhead and when he gets up on the apron he spits the water from his mouth.
When it comes to picking a match there are loads, which include 6 man hell in a cell, ironman (single, special ref) ladder (single, Triple threat, fatal four way and tornado tag) the list goes on.
When you enter the season mode there is the desicion of which belt you want to challenge for, if you want to attack someone and it pays off Vince Mcmahon will book you in a match for your sin.
There are 50 Items which can be unlocked including Tajiri, Spike, New arenas, create parts and more moves for a created player. To do this you will have to complete the season mode a number of times
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Chris
Format:Video Game
As a WWF fan i was eagerly awaiting Smackdown: Just bring it! It isn't all it was cracked upto be.

The story mode which was made out to be the greatest thing turns out to be the biggest let down of the game. The story mode reminds me more of "Groundhog day" everything starts the same but you can finsih the game in different ways by taking different choices.
I finished the story mode and got all 52 hidden items in 10hrs (total - not consecutive) unlike SD2 there is no season to play through, just the story mode.

The exibition mode with 70+ match types is probably one of its best features, and the only thing that gives JBI reply value because you will get sick of the story mode very early. Unfortunately the Exibition mode does not allow you put titles on the line a big dissapointment.

The CAW mode is briliant and very detailed with the new layered effect. You will need at least 30min if you want to spend the time creating a wrestler properly.

There's plenty of wrestlers to fight with, but you might be shocked to hear some of your fave WWF stars aren't in the game - such as Scotty 2 Hotty and X-pac.
Many WCW/ECW stars that have been in WWF aren't there either due to legal reason's but all are creatable in CAW mode (and you can even unlock there moves sets in total.)

Hardcore fans of wwf will like the types of matches availible but will be dissapointed by the short lasting story mode which has little reply value. And the much awaited Lumberjack match never made it into the game!

Personally i'm 50/50 with this game, i neither love nor hate it. Just hope that THQ's 4th game has lots of improvement. You might want to rent the game first and i feel i should tell you that it takes up over half your memory card space!

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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good
This game is good 2 player, and is the first game to have a 6 man Hell in the Cell match, everyone else failed to write the sheer beauty of that.
Published on 3 Feb 2004 by Nick
Not as bad as people say....but not good enough!!!
This game is not as bad as people say , but THQ have really let down their 'fans'. Like most reviewers of this game, I was really looking forward to this game. Read more
Published on 18 Nov 2002 by "mary_murrin"
WWF Smackdown- Just Bring It- More WWF Based Fun
The other 2 WWF Smackdowns have not disappointed and WWF Smackdown: Just Bring It is no exception. With 35 wrestlers to compete with this Smackdown maybe the best in the series... Read more
Published on 15 Sep 2002
Brilliant, just brilliant.
this is the second sequel to the original wwf smackdown. The game is a great game for begginers and for gamers who have been playing for years. Read more
Published on 27 Jun 2002 by Mr. G
Nearly but not quite
Well this has definetly got to be the most extravagant of wrestling games. The graphics, intros, create mode and match types are the best ever but the most annoying thing about... Read more
Published on 11 Mar 2002 by Sam B
A smackdown on the PSone, but not all that good
As the Rock would say 'Finally, the Smackdown series has come to Playstation 2!'
I am an avid pro-wrestling game player, but unfourtantly, amidst all the hype and glamour,... Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2002
Huge Letdown...
the title says it all, but basically this was the single biggest letdown i have ever had for a game. Read more
Published on 8 Mar 2002 by Jeff
SmackDown 3: Just Bring It = Ok and not ok.....
Like all Playstation 2 games, Smackdown: Just Bring has brilliant graphics. I'll start with the downers of the game: There arent as many superstars to choose from as the previous... Read more
Published on 5 Mar 2002 by "mattgreg5"
Room for improvement, but not terrible.
I am a huge fan of wrestling and the previous two smackdown games were truly ground-breaking, probably getting a lot of new fans into wrestling. Read more
Published on 27 Feb 2002
good but not perfect
This was the first game I got for my playstation 2 since I am a big fan of the Smackdown series and to be honest I was a bit disapointed. Read more
Published on 27 Feb 2002
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