The dark background colours work well with the white text, and there are a lot more graphics in the game than in it’s predecessor. I can’t say the same for Total Extreme Wrestling, because the look has had a complete overhaul. It looked like someone had drank blue and red paint then thrown up all over some grey buttons. Let’s face it, EWR’s graphics were ghastly. But while TEW’s graphics aren’t going to push your PC to it’s limits, it’s a pretty little game. I know that I won’t win the lottery, I won’t get jiggy with Britney and I won’t get great graphics from a text based simulator. So I’m here to find out whether they’re talking mince or if the game really is as good as some people say. TEW was released not too long ago, and thankfully the response has been mostly positive. A chorus of “Waterloo” for a wrestling simulator, sign me up!). I thought that a lot of people would be outraged over the fact that they were going to have to pay for the Extreme Warfare Revenge sequel, which they got for a song (not literally, although it does sound a fair trade. But I was pretty anxious to see how the EWR community would react. I was happy that Adam was finally going to make some cash for his hard work over the years, because he damn well deserves it. When Total Extreme Wrestling was announced as coming with a price tag, I was in two minds. It’s safe to say that EWR is a billion times more addictive than crack.
I still tried to outdo the McMahons in terms of making the WWE a powerful force.
I still tried to make my backyard promotion successful. You’ll see from that review that I gave the game 9/10, with a perfect score for longevity. (Formally known as Total Extreme Warfare) Don’t believe me? Check out my EWR review here. Well, in this case, I ignored my own mother to play the game. You’ve all heard the phrase “I’d sell my own mother to…”. Oh yes, a little game called Extreme Warfare Revenge was released on Mothers Day 2002, and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the latest offering of wrestling simulator goodness from Adam Ryland. Old Mrs Russ wanted to go out for lunch to celebrate the day. It was June (That’s when Mother’s Day is in Scotland at least, you’ll have to check your own calendars to see when you experience the joyous day), the weather was lovely and I had a nice box of chocolates to give to my mum. I remember Mothers Day 2002 like it was yesterday.
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