I still like how this was Tazz, Rikishi, and Angle's debut game while also being the only time at that period to be on the same roster as Ministry Undertaker
I remember playing this game in the lobby of what was WWF New York in Times Square. They had a bunch of them on Arcade Machines. Going to that place to watch Raw as a kid was such an incredible treat,
We played this game a few years ago on the Dreamcast at a weeklong party filled with alcohol and shenanigans. We were already a little gone when we loaded it up, and our first match was Jericho vs Rock... halfway through the match, out runs Kane with an empty shopping cart. We stop and look at him. He pushes it around outside the ring for a bit like a racecar and then runs away to the back. We laughed way more than we should have at this and it's become a bit of a meme with our crew. Rikishi also did a run in solely to dance in the middle of the ring and then just left.
I had some good memories with the Dreamcast by playing games like Crazy Taxi, The House of the Dead 2, Sonic Adventure, NFL 2K, and of course Royal Rumble. The Royal Rumble match in the game is at the time the complete Rumble match experience until 2K made the improvements to the Rumble match in their games.
Despite its shortcomings I love this game and have tons of great memories from playing it with friends at sleepovers to pumping $50 into the arcade machine in Hampton Beach in a giant arcade center. I just loved how back in the day we had so many choices and styles of wrestling games now we just got 1.
“Kane’s favorite game, Sega Rally 2.” 😂 I love the continuity of references between videos. You’re one of the best wrestling content creators and one of my favorites!
Oh snap I remember this game! I remember the lack of modes being a big turnoff for me though when I was a kid. I did NOT know it was a port of an arcade game and it's actually quite impressive in that regard. Actually, that's something I feel that's quite overlooked when it came to dreamcast games their arcade ports were amazing. Outside of Soul Calibur there's not a lot of talk about just how fast their games were ported from arcade to console. And yes, it's really cool that you touched up on that! :)
It kinda sucked tho cuz the roster was so thin the same wrestlers came out over and over you'll get bored of this game very quick I did as a kid it sucked to me I was so disappointed
I remember playing this at Peter Piper Pizza quite often... PPP is a relatively local chain, however for a time they had a large selection of arcade games and I remember when this one came out they had the "new" sticker on it... Given the graphics and it being a wrestling game it was awesome to see this at the time.... From what I recall it was always packed I am certain they got way more out of it then maybe they expected in terms of money pumped into each cabinet...
I got this game for free from a old coke auction promotion i had a great time with it. One of my friends sat down to do the max entrant rumble without getting thrown out against AI and i took control of the last guy in to throw him out which did not go down well.
This game did not have much depth to it since it was an arcade game, but the chaotic nature of the game still made it fun to play with friends for an hour or so every once in a while.
I actually have a old picture of me playing this in the arcade. Im not sure how old i was but very young. I dont remember much from it but learned a couple years ago, it got released on the dreamcast. I still need to revisit it. Im 25 now
I've only played this on arcade. I saw it in Majorca and graphically it looked amazing. Especially going from 4 wrestlers on screen to 9. If only the dreamcast version was a combination of this and smackdown 2.
The idea of the Royal Rumble being a endurance test to see if you can eliminate 30 people before the time runs out is a idea I wish come back as a match type.
They had this down at flipper McCoy's in the early 2000s next to house of the dead and I loved playing it as a kid with my friend Robert we would always play a few rounds at the arcade and eventually I got it for my dreamcast collection. But at the time at home even though we had royal rumble we always plays smackdown 2 instead and saved royal rumble for arcade with the huge screen and 2 man cabinet.
The appeal of this game in its day was the amount of character you could have in the ring and fighting at once. The Royal Rumble mode was cool and Dreamcast had better graphics than PS1 and N64. So for a spell, it was kinda cool; esp if you were a Dreamcast owner and had no other WWF game. But it came and went fast and for obvious reason. The arcade version was def the best for a quick play with friends and thats it.
I remember just being excited to be getting another WWE game in the arcades! The arcade machine was fun to play, but Wrestlemania and Wrestlefest were better. I also had the Dreamcast version, and it was fun for what it was. Nothing great, but something to distract you for a little while.
Man you just brought back sooo many memories. My dad and I use to go to Mayfair Mall In Milwaukee almost every Saturday when a new movie came out and this was one of the the first games I use to run to lol
Its great to hear your evolution aa a Creator. I often watch your older videos while i wait for new videos and i have to say you are bringing so much more energy and confidence in the newer videos. That is not a knock on your old style but you went from Morgan Freeman to Samuel L. Jackson in your style and i love it.
Remember when I got a Sega Dreamcast as a kid. I was super excited, believe that started par rapper the rapper? And the racing game u mentioned was my favorite ever. Daytona USA was always a classic. But this game was my favorite!! This and nfl2k was so sick
For some reason I remember there being a couple of extra characters (4 or 5 maybe) that appeared in the Royal Rumble that you couldn't play. Pretty certain 2 of these were D-Von and Bubba Ray, though I've got Chyna in my head too. Confused me a bit when I didn't see one glimpse of them in the video. I'm so certain they were in it, but maybe I'm just misremembering it... Was there are Royal Rumble 2 maybe? P.s hated the Vince fight.
Fun fact: Christian and Val Venis were actually cut from this game. My guess is that they ran out of time to upscale their models from the PS1 Smackdown game. Man, I really wish more effort went into this port. I know it's originally an arcade game, but it would've been cool to have a much larger roster (which would've benefitted the Royal Rumble mode) and the ability to go to the backstage areas at anytime we want instead of just waiting for the light to go out after a few minutes. Hell, it would've even been fine to start a match backstage like it was shown in the game's own demo: such a tease, because the backstage areas are actually fun. The game at its core is really fun with its batshit insane pacing, I just wish it was built upon.
Never played this game but as a kid I was blown away by seeing more than 4 wrestlers in the ring. I wish the no mercy, revenge or smackdown 2 could’ve pulled that off during that time.
Man having a dreamcast as a wrestling fan was soooooo hard watching everyone still playing no mercy Smackdown etc .. this and World Series baseball 2k and 2k1 were horrific
This game was released around the height of my wrestling fandom and I loved it. Granted, it’s no No Mercy, but it was quick, fun, and it had the wrestlers I cared about.
i remember around like 04 my mom brought me to a Chuck e cheese and they had this in the front of the store, the game looked so chaotic that it scared me from even attempting to play and after watching this video i dont think i'll ever will lol this was around the time me and my lil bro played WrestleMania X8 alot
We had one in our mall when it first came out I was a teen, it was a single player single screen cabinet but as of before the pandemic (the last time I was their) this vintage arcade we have in town has one of the rare cabinets I think it has 3 screens and is set up for 3 people to play at once … I don’t like it but still play it when I’m there cause it’s a wwf game in the wild so I feel obligated lol
I was super hyped when this game came out. I felt like it had potential to be the Dreamcast version of the Smackdown games. Not to mention the graphics were much better on Dreamcast than the PlayStation. And while the roster and gameplay could've been much better, for what it was it was super fun to play. I did love the tag team partner dynamic. I always wished Yukes would've released a sequel or two with more modes, bigger roster, and maybe a season mode with slowed down gameplay.
I played this game wit muh dad at this big arcade that used to exist in clarksville Indiana back in 2002....... I remember the machine being massive lmao
Toukon Retsuden 3 (PSX) and 4(dreamcast) are fantastic games. i couldn't really understand it, but I remember spending hours playing with wrestlers i never heard of before.
I remember being like 9 or 10 years old, my local Pizza place actually still had Arcades in it (this was around the early 2010's) and I remember laying eyes on this game for the first time and being enamored with it because I had never seen a WWE/F Arcade game before. I used to love visiting that pizza joint, not because of the food, but because I wanted to play RR lol I ended up forgetting about it tho because they'd take it out like a year after I discovered it, only just recently remembering it and man oh man was it way worse than I remember XD I guess mediocrity can be perceived as greatness in the eyes of a Kid.
I remember taking a portion of my paycheck as a kid to go buy this game the day it was released. I also remember being bummed by how shallow the game was and the lack of career mode. Basically put a nail in the coffin in my Sega console fandom. I sold my Dreamcast almost immediately after.
I nearly bought a “CHINLOCK” t-shirt but settled with a “Horseman on duty” t-shirt, because let’s face it, nothing is more important than HORSEMAN BUISNESS!
My friend had this, i thought it was a fun as hell game, genuinely loved playing it, the roster was abit short and obviously not enough for an actual rumble but it was fun none the less
As one of the poor fools who begged and/or conned their parents into buying a Dreamcast. I LOVED THIS GAME! My friends and I played this FOR HOURS. This game suffers in hindsight because we've seen some really good rumble modes since, but at the time this game was an absolute BEAST! I a dreamcast, a PS/PS 2, and my friend had a N64. We would spend ENTIRE WEEKENDS geeking out on No Mercy, SD 2, and Royal Rumble. Royal Rumble was so much faster and hectic. I'm 37 now so I like to think that I was one of the first generations born with ADHD lol. So playing this game was like injecting all the endorphins straight into my being at once.
I remember having a dreamcast as a kid...I played games like crazy taxi and sonic adventure..but I never played this royal rumble game it looked interesting.
It's about time someone did a review of this abismal game there weren't even enough wrestlers to flesh out an actual royal rumble so you would get repeat entrants.
I remember I actually have this game as well, like many other wrestling games of the time...the amount of money I got my mom to waste on random games just because I didn't know better at the time pains me now :D.
I used to play this game with my cousin years ago in his house and it was the strangers and weirdest WWF game that I ever play with him 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 plus I was having so much fun playing it with him. 😀👍
My friend had a Dreamcast and they were cool. This Virtual Fighter game was one of the first- if not the first- to have a drunken Kung Fu master, Yoshimitsu, and creative characters with great storylines. Dreamcast just came at the wrong time.
I loved this game as a kid. The Dreamcast was ahead of its time and super underrated
It was a great console but the marketing failed to place it properly. I can’t recall a single TV commercial while PlayStation had numerous.
I remember being blown away by the graphics despite the paper thin gameplay.
Definitely remember trying to convince myself this was a good game when it came out, mainly because of the graphics 😂
@Carl Sciacchitano same ha. But I always ending up sticking No Mercy on the N64 instead.
Lol exactly 😂
I still like how this was Tazz, Rikishi, and Angle's debut game while also being the only time at that period to be on the same roster as Ministry Undertaker
I remember playing this game in the lobby of what was WWF New York in Times Square. They had a bunch of them on Arcade Machines. Going to that place to watch Raw as a kid was such an incredible treat,
How exciting.
Yes. Same here. I recall being there and playing this too. Good times
Me too, I was there Christmas time 😎
Bro im jealous of all of u pple that went as a kid. Sounds amazing
@@juniorsanchez7441 what’s crazy is alot of younger people never got to even experience just an arcade period save for the Dave and buster types
We played this game a few years ago on the Dreamcast at a weeklong party filled with alcohol and shenanigans. We were already a little gone when we loaded it up, and our first match was Jericho vs Rock... halfway through the match, out runs Kane with an empty shopping cart. We stop and look at him. He pushes it around outside the ring for a bit like a racecar and then runs away to the back. We laughed way more than we should have at this and it's become a bit of a meme with our crew. Rikishi also did a run in solely to dance in the middle of the ring and then just left.
That’s an accurate depiction of The Attitude Era though!
I had some good memories with the Dreamcast by playing games like Crazy Taxi, The House of the Dead 2, Sonic Adventure, NFL 2K, and of course Royal Rumble. The Royal Rumble match in the game is at the time the complete Rumble match experience until 2K made the improvements to the Rumble match in their games.
Loving these gaming focused videos Mr Bios. You're a jam up guy make no mistake 👍
He's not el dandy but don't doubt him
He's got the jam
@@NinjaTylerBlack he's certainly not a stinking hyena
Is this really Sting?
Wrestling Bios should be employee of the month.
Despite its shortcomings I love this game and have tons of great memories from playing it with friends at sleepovers to pumping $50 into the arcade machine in Hampton Beach in a giant arcade center. I just loved how back in the day we had so many choices and styles of wrestling games now we just got 1.
Sad indeed
Hopefully that’s gonna change with all these wrestling games being developed by different companies
Fire Pro is still great an going strong
“Kane’s favorite game, Sega Rally 2.” 😂 I love the continuity of references between videos. You’re one of the best wrestling content creators and one of my favorites!
Man, I love your video game reviews so much. These are ALWAYS great!
Found a cabinet of this at Knott’s Berry Farms Soak City. Thought it was so sick. Went and bought it for the Dreamcast shortly after
Oh snap I remember this game! I remember the lack of modes being a big turnoff for me though when I was a kid.
I did NOT know it was a port of an arcade game and it's actually quite impressive in that regard. Actually, that's something I feel that's quite overlooked when it came to dreamcast games their arcade ports were amazing. Outside of Soul Calibur there's not a lot of talk about just how fast their games were ported from arcade to console. And yes, it's really cool that you touched up on that! :)
I had no idea, either, but I still liked it.
I had this game for my Dreamcast when it was new. I paid 50 dollars for it and it was worth every penny for a arcade game.
That royal rumble match sounds WAY more fun and exciting than a standard royal rumble match.
It kinda sucked tho cuz the roster was so thin the same wrestlers came out over and over you'll get bored of this game very quick I did as a kid it sucked to me I was so disappointed
Brings back childhood memories
I remember playing this at Peter Piper Pizza quite often... PPP is a relatively local chain, however for a time they had a large selection of arcade games and I remember when this one came out they had the "new" sticker on it...
Given the graphics and it being a wrestling game it was awesome to see this at the time.... From what I recall it was always packed I am certain they got way more out of it then maybe they expected in terms of money pumped into each cabinet...
I miss the Dreamcast it was ahead of it's time.
I got this game for free from a old coke auction promotion i had a great time with it. One of my friends sat down to do the max entrant rumble without getting thrown out against AI and i took control of the last guy in to throw him out which did not go down well.
That damn running Sega Rally 2 and Kane joke gets me every single time 🤣
What is the origin of the joke?
This has quickly become one of my favorite channels on UA-cam 🙏 I look forward to the videos each week and am never disappointed
Gonna watch this video after a rotten day at work. You always put a smile on my face Bios!
This game did not have much depth to it since it was an arcade game, but the chaotic nature of the game still made it fun to play with friends for an hour or so every once in a while.
I actually have a old picture of me playing this in the arcade. Im not sure how old i was but very young. I dont remember much from it but learned a couple years ago, it got released on the dreamcast. I still need to revisit it. Im 25 now
Wrestling Bios is so fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I thought this was pretty fun I remember playing this as a kid good memories right there
I've only played this on arcade. I saw it in Majorca and graphically it looked amazing. Especially going from 4 wrestlers on screen to 9. If only the dreamcast version was a combination of this and smackdown 2.
The idea of the Royal Rumble being a endurance test to see if you can eliminate 30 people before the time runs out is a idea I wish come back as a match type.
I remember playing this in the arcade. It ws basically smackdown 3. Minus all the extra matches.
Yay, my obligatory mention in a wrestling bios game video 😋
Doesnt this game still hold the record for most wrestlers on screen in a WWF/E game?
Seconds throwing you weapons and you actually catching them is amazing.
They had this down at flipper McCoy's in the early 2000s next to house of the dead and I loved playing it as a kid with my friend Robert we would always play a few rounds at the arcade and eventually I got it for my dreamcast collection. But at the time at home even though we had royal rumble we always plays smackdown 2 instead and saved royal rumble for arcade with the huge screen and 2 man cabinet.
Norfolk or VB?
@@757jlhood norfolk!
The appeal of this game in its day was the amount of character you could have in the ring and fighting at once. The Royal Rumble mode was cool and Dreamcast had better graphics than PS1 and N64. So for a spell, it was kinda cool; esp if you were a Dreamcast owner and had no other WWF game.
But it came and went fast and for obvious reason. The arcade version was def the best for a quick play with friends and thats it.
The PS1 port of WWF WrestleMania Arcade was Arcade Perfect.
Crazy taxi was such a classic game too
I love that the same channel that's helping me relive the war is also talking about the games from that time
I remember just being excited to be getting another WWE game in the arcades! The arcade machine was fun to play, but Wrestlemania and Wrestlefest were better. I also had the Dreamcast version, and it was fun for what it was. Nothing great, but something to distract you for a little while.
Loved the arcade version!!
Played this ONCE in life and loved it lol. XPac was always my go to. MAKE SOME NOISE!
I actually played this in bundoran in 2001 or 2002 so we did definitely get a few cabinets but not many I’d imagine
One of the best games I played when I was a kid
Man you just brought back sooo many memories. My dad and I use to go to Mayfair Mall In Milwaukee almost every Saturday when a new movie came out and this was one of the the first games I use to run to lol
Only played this on the arcade platform
Excited for the video
I'm on the toilet, perfect timing
Its great to hear your evolution aa a Creator. I often watch your older videos while i wait for new videos and i have to say you are bringing so much more energy and confidence in the newer videos. That is not a knock on your old style but you went from Morgan Freeman to Samuel L. Jackson in your style and i love it.
Multi-use meter and assists, definitely going for a fighting game set up
Remember when I got a Sega Dreamcast as a kid. I was super excited, believe that started par rapper the rapper? And the racing game u mentioned was my favorite ever. Daytona USA was always a classic. But this game was my favorite!! This and nfl2k was so sick
This game was my introduction to wrestling. I loved it so much and fell in love with wrestling because of it.
One of WWF’s best games. Fight me!
No way. Compared to No Mercy, WM2000, PS2 WWE Games, this game was Ass
@@kalvinbaber5484
Yes, I would rather play Smackdown 2, and I didn't really like it.
My parents bought me this for my Birthday, I've still got it and the Dreamcast, I think I'll set it up.
For some reason I remember there being a couple of extra characters (4 or 5 maybe) that appeared in the Royal Rumble that you couldn't play. Pretty certain 2 of these were D-Von and Bubba Ray, though I've got Chyna in my head too. Confused me a bit when I didn't see one glimpse of them in the video. I'm so certain they were in it, but maybe I'm just misremembering it... Was there are Royal Rumble 2 maybe? P.s hated the Vince fight.
Fun fact: Christian and Val Venis were actually cut from this game. My guess is that they ran out of time to upscale their models from the PS1 Smackdown game.
Man, I really wish more effort went into this port. I know it's originally an arcade game, but it would've been cool to have a much larger roster (which would've benefitted the Royal Rumble mode) and the ability to go to the backstage areas at anytime we want instead of just waiting for the light to go out after a few minutes. Hell, it would've even been fine to start a match backstage like it was shown in the game's own demo: such a tease, because the backstage areas are actually fun.
The game at its core is really fun with its batshit insane pacing, I just wish it was built upon.
Never played this game but as a kid I was blown away by seeing more than 4 wrestlers in the ring. I wish the no mercy, revenge or smackdown 2 could’ve pulled that off during that time.
Me and my friends would play this game for hours on in if we weren't playing backyard football we was on this game. Good memories.
Yoooo I forgot all about how much I WANTED this game!!
Man having a dreamcast as a wrestling fan was soooooo hard watching everyone still playing no mercy Smackdown etc .. this and World Series baseball 2k and 2k1 were horrific
This game was released around the height of my wrestling fandom and I loved it. Granted, it’s no No Mercy, but it was quick, fun, and it had the wrestlers I cared about.
That Kane Sega Rally 2 joke broke me. It took me 5.19 whole seconds to get it.
Another awesome upload from the wrestling channel with the most Jam on the planet!
i remember around like 04 my mom brought me to a Chuck e cheese and they had this in the front of the store, the game looked so chaotic that it scared me from even attempting to play and after watching this video i dont think i'll ever will lol this was around the time me and my lil bro played WrestleMania X8 alot
How many more video games are there to review just wondering? This channel is amazing for everything wrestling
We had one in our mall when it first came out I was a teen, it was a single player single screen cabinet but as of before the pandemic (the last time I was their) this vintage arcade we have in town has one of the rare cabinets I think it has 3 screens and is set up for 3 people to play at once … I don’t like it but still play it when I’m there cause it’s a wwf game in the wild so I feel obligated lol
🔥 Kane 🔥 was in every game ❤
I played this game a ton. This was about the last one I played before the 2k series.
Damn so you missed the best ones on PS2 and Gamecube.
As always great video my younger brother had this back in the day on Dreamcast :-)
Chairs dented in the RAW game.
I was super hyped when this game came out. I felt like it had potential to be the Dreamcast version of the Smackdown games. Not to mention the graphics were much better on Dreamcast than the PlayStation. And while the roster and gameplay could've been much better, for what it was it was super fun to play. I did love the tag team partner dynamic. I always wished Yukes would've released a sequel or two with more modes, bigger roster, and maybe a season mode with slowed down gameplay.
Me and my brother kinda loved this game cuz the royal rumble itself was chaotic. pity the roster wasn't larger.
I wanted this game for my Dreamcast when I had it but never ended up getting it.
My bowling alley used to have this and I played it a few times.
I played this game wit muh dad at this big arcade that used to exist in clarksville Indiana back in 2002....... I remember the machine being massive lmao
Toukon Retsuden 3 (PSX) and 4(dreamcast) are fantastic games. i couldn't really understand it, but I remember spending hours playing with wrestlers i never heard of before.
I remember being like 9 or 10 years old, my local Pizza place actually still had Arcades in it (this was around the early 2010's) and I remember laying eyes on this game for the first time and being enamored with it because I had never seen a WWE/F Arcade game before.
I used to love visiting that pizza joint, not because of the food, but because I wanted to play RR lol
I ended up forgetting about it tho because they'd take it out like a year after I discovered it, only just recently remembering it and man oh man was it way worse than I remember XD
I guess mediocrity can be perceived as greatness in the eyes of a Kid.
I remember taking a portion of my paycheck as a kid to go buy this game the day it was released. I also remember being bummed by how shallow the game was and the lack of career mode. Basically put a nail in the coffin in my Sega console fandom. I sold my Dreamcast almost immediately after.
That WB intro! 🔥
I nearly bought a “CHINLOCK” t-shirt but settled with a “Horseman on duty” t-shirt, because let’s face it, nothing is more important than HORSEMAN BUISNESS!
My friend had this, i thought it was a fun as hell game, genuinely loved playing it, the roster was abit short and obviously not enough for an actual rumble but it was fun none the less
As one of the poor fools who begged and/or conned their parents into buying a Dreamcast. I LOVED THIS GAME! My friends and I played this FOR HOURS. This game suffers in hindsight because we've seen some really good rumble modes since, but at the time this game was an absolute BEAST! I a dreamcast, a PS/PS 2, and my friend had a N64. We would spend ENTIRE WEEKENDS geeking out on No Mercy, SD 2, and Royal Rumble. Royal Rumble was so much faster and hectic. I'm 37 now so I like to think that I was one of the first generations born with ADHD lol. So playing this game was like injecting all the endorphins straight into my being at once.
I bought this game and quickly and strongly regretted that purchase
I remember having a dreamcast as a kid...I played games like crazy taxi and sonic adventure..but I never played this royal rumble game it looked interesting.
It's about time someone did a review of this abismal game there weren't even enough wrestlers to flesh out an actual royal rumble so you would get repeat entrants.
God I loved this game lol had to look up some old gameplay videos
Dreamcast was ahead of it’s time I wish we could get a reboot
This game has fewer wrestlers than normally enter a Rumble? Also, Edge but no Christian. I guess there's no tag mode anyway.
All the good wrestling games on the Sega Dreamcast came out in Japan.
My favorite Undertaker is on this game of all time the ministry of Darkness
Never heard of this one. Good video
This is basically just WWF Virtua fighter
I remember I actually have this game as well, like many other wrestling games of the time...the amount of money I got my mom to waste on random games just because I didn't know better at the time pains me now :D.
Sick new intro btw
I remember buying this and being EXTREMELY disappointed. I didn't know anything about it and assumed it'd be as fully featured as the Smackdown games.
I used to play this game with my cousin years ago in his house and it was the strangers and weirdest WWF game that I ever play with him 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 plus I was having so much fun playing it with him. 😀👍
Great new intro!
I played this for hours on my Dreamcast
Man this game is like if Rosso got full booking control. This should have been the WCW game with all the run-ins, and how quick the matches are.
I agree the graphics look smoother then Smackdown 2 some of the looks of the wrestlers look better in this game then in Smackdown 2
I've never played this game myself, but I watched NewLegacyInc's video on this, and it looks like dumb, chaotic fun. Also "OLYMPICSLAAAAAAAAAM!"
That's such a weird idea for a royal rumble mode but really it does feel right for an arcade game haha
My friend had a Dreamcast and they were cool. This Virtual Fighter game was one of the first- if not the first- to have a drunken Kung Fu master, Yoshimitsu, and creative characters with great storylines. Dreamcast just came at the wrong time.
the graphics looks like a cleaner version of the Smackdown! games
A Dreamcast wrestling game?! Haha this is different. Good video idea 👍🏻
dreamcast was adecade ahead of its time