WWE Crush Hour (PS2)

Not bad car game really

It's Okay

very horrible controls terrible gameplay you should just stick to Mario cart or Motorstorm if you are a ps3 owner. graphics just what you would expect for a bad ps2 game because you dont go to the ps2 for graphics you go back for good games with good gameplay the game does have a funny concept however nothing better than seeing kane in some death machine with a flaming attack and stone cold in a monster truck the game is supported with voice from all the wrestlers in the game i think anyway im not really sure about all of them but i know that stone cold the rock rob van dam. And there is maps called after the match types like hell in a cell and royal rumble ect but i cant recommend this to any body unless you are a die hard mario cart fan and plus a die hard wrestling fan

Quality not crush 👍

Picture it;February 2003, a cold morning in the West Midlands.I woke up early one Saturday morning. I grabbed myself a bowl of cereal and made my way into the living room. When I turned the TV one, WWE Afterburn was about to start. I figured I'd give it a watch, I'd seen Raw already, but Stone Cold had just come back after Bischoff fired JR and I was definitely up for watching it all unfold again.Just before any WWE programming starts, they always air a sponsor advert.Today was no exception... WWE Crush Hour. It only showed you a brief glimpse of the box in the advert and no actual gameplay. I was actually so excited, I thought that we're getting an updated WWE game. My head was full of possibilities, would we have that young upstart John Cena? How about his partner, fellow rap enthusiast, B²? Updated attire for Randy Orton? Jamie Noble? Matt Hardy V1?No... no we didn't.Alright, we did get the last one. This was the debut of that character on a licensed WWE videogame... remember that people.You'd be hard pressed to find anything updated from WWE Smackdown!: Shut Your Mouth on this game. It's basically half of that roster in poorly thought out vehicles.Sure one or two outfits are different, but ultimately, this just wasn't anywhere near as good as it needed to be to work.It's not the format as most vehicular combat games are usually amazing. You only need to look at Carmageddon, Road Rash or Destruction Derby to see that this genre can be done well.The worst thing about this game though, is the presentation of the arenas. The character models and vehicles actually don't look awful, they really don't. However, the arenas look like they have been plucked straight out of a PS1 game, which is a massive shame because 2002's WWE Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth delivered in a big way on the environments, both in ring and out.One final gripe about this game;Vehicle Relevancy.Alright, Stone Cold Steve Austin is naturally in a pickup truck, The Undertaker is on a trike (which is almost right), Ric Flair is in a limo... right?Wrong, he's in a terrible little banger that has a giant emblem on the front that spells "WOOO". So the LIMO riding, JET flying promos didn't have enough clue for Ric's vehicle. Fine. The rest of the roster just get given awful cars almost at random. Christian is in a little sporty racecar, Jeff Hardy is in what looks like Powell Motors' "The Homer" from the Simpsons episode "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" and as for Brock Lesnar... he got what looks a little bit like a tank. I don't know why, but I always pictured Brock on a quad bike.Moving forward, I did buy this game with my birthday money a month later when it finally dropped. I didn't like it, but some 13 years later, I still can't stand this game.Avoid, unless you're a WWE collector, then buy it and reassess your life for this heinous purchase.

This game does seem to spin off from traditional wrestling but is still very entertaining. Its not just for a hardcore wrestling fan but is suited for people that don't even like wrestling as it combine violance and racing almost like but better than Mario Kart.

awsome

Worst game I've ever played.