Escape From Mount Stupid: Wrestling Games

"Rumble Roses" was the beginning of every MALE gamers All-Female-Wrestling dream come through video game. "Rumble Roses Double X" capitalized on bringing Fappers/fanboys/wrestling fans everything we could have ever asked for in regards to an All-Female-Wrestling-Game. Akari Uchida Son (Producer) brought us 10 thousand frames per second, Godlike graphics that make the 20 Sexylicious Vixens "T & A" visuals stand out in amazing 3D action, and also allowed the player/players to rotate the camera with the ability to zoom-in and zoom-out of the delicious Catfight situations. Fantastic soft/hardcore Humiliation Finishers and sexually arousing suggestive submission holds that shockingly took titillation to the next level, have set the tone for this type of game.

"Double X" has an awesome "Queen's Match", Online Mode, Tag-Team and an amazing customization mode and improved photo shoot mode. You can even take sexy photos or non sexy photos and upload them online for everyone to see the fantastic match you were having. You could even download other peoples uploads from online and view them later. Playing Rank online were for serious competitors, like the serious wrestling fans, while "Player Match" are for Fappers/Fanboys, who can have fun with the Vixens sexually arousing Humiliation Finishers, Submission Holds, Killer Moves, Lethal Moves and normal moves without taking anything to seriously. However, private sessions are available, so players could still have serious matches either way in "Player Matches".

Customization Mode allows players to upgrade up any Rose from plain, boring, standard, skinny and boney to Sexylicious (Ultimate T & A form).

The media and gaming sites didn't accurately spend one hundred percent quality time playing through "Rumble Roses Double X", and ended up spreading the wrong perceptive about the game. Eventually, the media and gaming sites just copied each others reviews, and wrote elementary false reviews about the game. YES. The game wasn't perfect. A story mode would have been great, a tighter "Street Fight" mode would've been nice, but time was running out, and Konami needed to get the game out for release in time, so, yes, bugged "Shooter 1", etc., move-sets were left unattended, but hey it isn't a big deal. Just focus on the positive I wrote above in the first few paragraphs.

Everyone wants to sit here and pretend like they don't wrestle the dragon. I tell you truth. Every MALE has wrestled the dragon. If you say no, your clearly a liar. Medic Science says, it is healthy to dragon the wrestle at least 2-3 times a week. "Rumble Roses" series is great for that, and great for relationships. I can't wait for "Rumble Roses 3D" for PS4/Xbox One.

you guys forgot royal rumble...the best wrestling game ever

I am just want wwe all stars2 for psp with all the game modes & customization option like svr series....& after it,it is ok if they will not make any other wwe games for 2 years..

Wrestlemania on N64 was just the bomb. we spent HOURS changing ALL the wrestlers names and nearly died twice laughing at Mick Folley running in to the ring with the name 'Dude, where's my sock' or Steve Austins 'Stone Cold we bossed him!'

Pro Wrestling on the NES is all I need. A winner is the Amazon!

i missed the arcade games back in the snes lol Shawn Michael with a baseball bat

no wrestling games for pc, thq must release a version for PC. if they don't want to release because of piracy they can release a simple version but either way we PC gamers need a wrestling game. The last time I played on PC was wwe raw 2000

lets hope wwe 13 is an improvement on wwe 12. it feels a lot like the mma games.

Well,i like those samckdown games, but i don't like the show at all

no mercy is the best

Brock Lesnar is back in the WWE hopefully THQ will ressurect the SMACKDOWN games.WWE Here Comes The pain 2

WWF WrestleFest i currently own the arcade machine i won off ebay its awesome to finally own the one arcade machine that took all my quarters when i was a kid.

I enjoyed the Nintendo 64 wrestling games WWF Attitude, WWF War Zone, WCW Vs NWo and WCW Mayhem. Somehow The N64 suited wrestling. I later played Smackdown VS Raw 2008 on Xbox 360 and WWE Legends of Wrestlemania on Playstation 3. But they just are not as fun.

I never, NEVER understood why "pro" wrestling ever became popular, or why boys and men enjoyed watching buff dudes in tights grapple each other...... I mean, that's really weird.....

I thought people stopped watching wrestling when they were 10.

R.I.P macho man randy savage.. OOOOO YA!!!!! along with animal and hawk.. those were better times.. and another the best wrestling game was WWF wrestle-mania the arcade with doink the clown and yokuzunas ham slapper : )

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Nice show..Good work pal.

I remember playing WCW vs the World for months with my friend and my all time favorite is definitely WCW vs NWO revenge for the N64. "Here comes the pain" for me represented the best iteration of the "smackdown" generation and I believe truly the last good wrestling game since.

Loved Attitude & Here Comes The Pain - back in a time when you could fit no more than 2 controls into the ps2 and had to use adaptors, good times!

WWE fan but not the Westreling games, i love westreling but the games is not the same, I have a a black belt on Jui Jit su and I have a record of amateur of 23-3-4 on boxing on heavy Weight (100kgs or 220pounds) so I love fight but on real on video games is not the same

Thank you for doing Counter Strike. Please don't forget to explain why the hell that game is still so popular!

Honestly, I tried 2011 hated it. Tried 2012 and felt that it was alright in exhibition mode, but in career mode you got slaughtered (even on easy). So for me the best wrestling game of the current drop was 2010.

WWF No Mercy was easily the the last good one I played. No button mashing, a feeling of ring tactics and there was actually some damage as in you or opponents start moving and getting up slower depending on how beat up you were. And the gameplay mechanic was awesome. The Yukes gameplay engine has always sucked and just felt loose. It leads to button mashing and matches like the Royal Rumble and Money In The Bank just feel like a tiresome struggle.

Here Comes The Pain is my favourite!

Def Jam stands out in my mind as a great fighting game rather than wrestling, especially FFNY which was awesome. Personally I think that Wrestlemania for Gamecube was pretty good, I remeber sinking in hours and hours into that game when I was younger. LIke Danny I dislike the current iterations when playing alone but it is very fun when playing with friends, even if it can be frustrating when your character doesn't do what you want.

Hey Danny, you didn't mention WWF Wrestlemania from Acclaim - the only wrestling game I've ever played - in mid 90's it was the best. Why it is on the cover of this episode?

Loved "Pro Wrestling" on the NES. It's a shame it never came to Virtual Console.

Shut ur mouth is my favorite

I read the article because I saw SNES Wrestlemania the Game, it reminded me of my childhood friend and all the times we rocked that game on the weekends in elementary. I'm no longer a big wrestling fan, but there is no denying the fun I had as a youth playing the games and I dont remember the game very clear, but the fun we had I do

I was a little surprised that he didn't mention WWF Wrestlemania the Arcade Game for the SNES, especially cause it is the box art in the banner for this video on Gamespot's main page. It was a really fun game and the first wrestling game I ever played. Also major props must be given for his "competition breeds innovation" part. That is exactly why Wrestling has gone to squat in recent years, both in games and as a form of entertainment. Love these videos.

I remember when Scott Steiner was with his "brother", Rick Steiner. He had long hair, and his special move was the "Frankensteiner" (a luchidor type move). Later on when a friend showed me the latest WWF N64 game, I had no idea that "Big Poppa Pump" was the same person. That was TONS of steroids & quite a haircut later, lol. Crazy.

I wish he had mentioned the awesome Tecmo Wrestling for the nes.

All of the AKI games (WCW & WWF), but WWF: Mo Mercy was my FAV. I quit playing wrestling games when they went to Yuke's crappy engine, and away from AKI's engine (as The 1st Def Jam game was better than any Yuke's game to date. Never played Def Jam:FFNY).

No Mercy is still and always will be the greatest wresting game ever made

2 segments I couldn't stop LOL on......"Shaking up a can of soup" and "Skyrim version of Macho Man". Great feature though.

2. WWF Royal Rumble (SNES) Oh yes!!!! A Classic!

Awesome! I loved the Rumble Roses bit! :) Fire Pro will always be my favourite! I remember rockin it on the GBA FINALLY after reading about the series in import magazines for years. Finally playing Fire Pro D is one of my favourite videogame memories of all time! Going through the Kings Road mode and hitting all the different promotions with your selected wrestler or team was amazing! I never got sick of the Vader/Don Frye/Kenta Kobashi/Toshiaki Kawada team and the non-stop stream of CRITICAL!s that would follow! :) The AKI, N64 games are second overall for me. GIant Gram and King of Colosseum were also a lot of fun. Giant Gram 2000 was such an awesome game, I'm really surprised Sega never did anything more with the GG engine, it was really unique, and it was SO rewarding pulling off your ultimate finisher only with perfect timing and the right lead-up of moves (Misawa's Tiger Driver '91 or the Emerald Frosion!)! Oh Dreamcast, you were so awesome :( I'm not a fan of the SD vs Raw games, and haven't followed the soap opera for years now, but I'm holding out hope that there will be a game developer with the cojones to put out a great wrestling game with no-name wrestlers some day...

@GodGundamNT1 - Saying the WWF or WWE made its debut / came into its own / had a reboot doesn't mean he thinks they made the games themselves, it's a reference to the franchise. It's exactly the same as saying Uncharted made its debut on Sony consoles. Where the word ported is used in the video, it means the game in question came out on one platform before the development team worked on bringing it to other consoles and / or computers. Do please sit up and listen before calling anyone an idiot.

Great work Danny! When can we expect to see a Zelda instalment ?

So yeah if u make games that its almost the same every year, you would probably lost alot of gamers, learn something about this "CALL OF DUTY".

i enjoyed the show 10+ years ago, Austin 3:16.

This guy, Danny O'Dwyer is an idiot he claims that the "WWF/WWE" made those games and that games were "ported" he has no clue what he is talking about and he is abusing the word port. Try to be more informative instead of misinforming gamers and give credit to the actual programing dev teams and publisher who went and made those contracts with what was then the WWF (WWE) to make those games possible.

never been a fan of wrestling games, looking at this i dont think I've missed much

Personally, I Prefered the Attitude era days in WWF/WWE. But the fact is I still love the games, and I still watch the Shows. While the story is corny and just unnecessary, I still like to see the fake action going on. I heard that WWE 13 is going to focus on the attitude era, so I am really interested in that.