any achvment for it i will buy if they do cuz i use to like y2k alot
WWE All Stars All Time Greats DLC Pack Review
Game Review | July 6, 2011 6:53 pm
By Zack
Today, I decided to download the "All Time Greats" DLC Pack for WWE All Stars. This content costs a small 320 Microsoft Points, and contains 4 WWE Legends. WWE Hall of Famers The Road Warriors and Jerry "The King" Lawler, as well as WWE Alumni "Y2J" Chris Jericho. I'm reviewing these four superstars due to doing Standard 1v1 matches with 2 controllers, myself controlling the DLC superstars, and leaving the second controller be.
Chris Jericho: His style is a brawler and grappler. His charged strike is a low blow. His sigs are the Walls of Jericho, Double Underhook Backbreaker, Triple Powerbomb, and Lionsault. He can do dives. His finisher is the Codebreaker. He's pretty fun to play as, honestly. Overall, out of 5, I'd rate Jericho a 4. He needed to be a high flyer/brawler hybrid that matches up to Macho Man or Cody Rhodes. His only springboard is his Lionsault signature. Also, his strong grapple (B) set is a bit whacky, with a Vertebreaker, Air Raid Crash, and Fisherman's Driver, moves I've personally never seen Jericho do. And being a huge Jericho fan, that's a bit disappointing.
Road Warrior Hawk: Hawk is a brawler. His sigs are Test Of Strength, Diving Clothesline, Running Forearm Charge, and Torture Rack. His finisher is a Neckbreaker Suplex, but it looks pretty weak. His quick grapple (A) set just ends up being strikes, really. Overall, out of 5, I'd rate Hawk a 3.5. Maybe a bit more playing will increase his rating in my eyes, but his finisher looks really bad, and I hate his grapples. Major fans of The Road Warriors will have fun knowing that Animal has an Electric Chair Drop in his set, so paired up with Hawk's signature clothesline, you can indeed do the Doomsday Device.
Road Warrior Animal: Animal is a brawler as well, not surprisingly. His sigs are Triple Backbreaker, Piledriver, Big Boot, and Military Press. His finisher is a Powerslam. His charged strike is a running attack. His moveset, minus the Signatures and Finishers, is pretty much similar to Hawk's. Overall, I'd rate Animal a 3. His moveset has some differences to Hawk's, he's more fun to play as than Hawk, that's for sure though.
Jerry "The King" Lawler: King's model is based off his old school AWA look, and not off his current look, thankfully. He's a brawler, his charged strike is a running punch. King's moveset is my second favorite in the DLC pack, after Jericho. His sigs are the Atomic Drop, Snapmare/Fist Drop, Diving Fist Drop, and Punch Combination. His finisher is the Royal Piledriver. Not gonna lie, it's pretty awkward listening to King commentate while he's wrestling, haha. Overall, I'd rate Lawler a 4. He's fun to play as, and I always enjoy a good Piledriver, especially the one they gave him.
So, after playing a couple matches as these 4 WWE Legends, I'd personally reccommend this DLC pack. It adds 4 greats to a amazing roster of current Superstars and past Legends.
Chris Jericho: His style is a brawler and grappler. His charged strike is a low blow. His sigs are the Walls of Jericho, Double Underhook Backbreaker, Triple Powerbomb, and Lionsault. He can do dives. His finisher is the Codebreaker. He's pretty fun to play as, honestly. Overall, out of 5, I'd rate Jericho a 4. He needed to be a high flyer/brawler hybrid that matches up to Macho Man or Cody Rhodes. His only springboard is his Lionsault signature. Also, his strong grapple (B) set is a bit whacky, with a Vertebreaker, Air Raid Crash, and Fisherman's Driver, moves I've personally never seen Jericho do. And being a huge Jericho fan, that's a bit disappointing.
Road Warrior Hawk: Hawk is a brawler. His sigs are Test Of Strength, Diving Clothesline, Running Forearm Charge, and Torture Rack. His finisher is a Neckbreaker Suplex, but it looks pretty weak. His quick grapple (A) set just ends up being strikes, really. Overall, out of 5, I'd rate Hawk a 3.5. Maybe a bit more playing will increase his rating in my eyes, but his finisher looks really bad, and I hate his grapples. Major fans of The Road Warriors will have fun knowing that Animal has an Electric Chair Drop in his set, so paired up with Hawk's signature clothesline, you can indeed do the Doomsday Device.
Road Warrior Animal: Animal is a brawler as well, not surprisingly. His sigs are Triple Backbreaker, Piledriver, Big Boot, and Military Press. His finisher is a Powerslam. His charged strike is a running attack. His moveset, minus the Signatures and Finishers, is pretty much similar to Hawk's. Overall, I'd rate Animal a 3. His moveset has some differences to Hawk's, he's more fun to play as than Hawk, that's for sure though.
Jerry "The King" Lawler: King's model is based off his old school AWA look, and not off his current look, thankfully. He's a brawler, his charged strike is a running punch. King's moveset is my second favorite in the DLC pack, after Jericho. His sigs are the Atomic Drop, Snapmare/Fist Drop, Diving Fist Drop, and Punch Combination. His finisher is the Royal Piledriver. Not gonna lie, it's pretty awkward listening to King commentate while he's wrestling, haha. Overall, I'd rate Lawler a 4. He's fun to play as, and I always enjoy a good Piledriver, especially the one they gave him.
So, after playing a couple matches as these 4 WWE Legends, I'd personally reccommend this DLC pack. It adds 4 greats to a amazing roster of current Superstars and past Legends.
(Source: Personally played as the superstars in the DLC pack.)
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