Your favorite Smackdown game

[The Jayman]

HCTP. but since it was left out I would have to say 2007. mainly b/c it was the first one to debut on the 360.

[DAMN iNATOR]

Originally Posted by The Jayman HCTP. but since it was left out I would have to say 2007. mainly b/c it was the first one to debut on the 360.

So? Who cares that SvR '07 was on 360, it was on PS3, PS2, DS & PSP and mobile phones and it STILL was a noticeable (granted not as bad as '08) step down from '06, that instead of allowing for fun by keeping the old control scheme, they went and added Ultimate Control Grapples which was pretty , and the open ended arena with the hotspots didn't help either, neither did not being able to use any finisher you wanted to on a wood table...you still could on the announce tables obviously, but still...'07 was definitely not the best of all SD!/SvR series of games.

And another thing Jayman, before you speak again without thinking, allow me to back up what I just said with another entry in the SD! series, WWF SmackDown!: Just Bring It...it was the first game to come to the PlayStation 2 (in 2001), and despite the fact that it was the only SD! game thus far to be able to support 8 players at once on screen, the fact is that that and everything else about SD!: JBI were just awfully executed, especially the story mode, commentary and graphics.

Basically my point is, just because some game is part of a series and the first one comes out for a shiny new console that just hit the markets, that doesn't instantly make it gaming gold...no, no, no! You have to put a little thing called effort into it, which is something the people who made JBI and SvR '07 just did not do. At all.

[The Jayman]

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR So? Who cares that SvR '07 was on 360, it was on PS3, PS2, DS & PSP and mobile phones and it STILL was a noticeable (granted not as bad as '08) step down from '06, that instead of allowing for fun by keeping the old control scheme, they went and added Ultimate Control Grapples which was pretty , and the open ended arena with the hotspots didn't help either, neither did not being able to use any finisher you wanted to on a wood table...you still could on the announce tables obviously, but still...'07 was definitely not the best of all SD!/SvR series of games. And another thing Jayman, before you speak again without thinking, allow me to back up what I just said with another entry in the SD! series, WWF SmackDown!: Just Bring It...it was the first game to come to the PlayStation 2 (in 2001), and despite the fact that it was the only SD! game thus far to be able to support 8 players at once on screen, the fact is that that and everything else about SD!: JBI were just awfully executed, especially the story mode, commentary and graphics. Basically my point is, just because some game is part of a series and the first one comes out for a shiny new console that just hit the markets, that doesn't instantly make it gaming gold...no, no, no! You have to put a little thing called effort into it, which is something the people who made JBI and SvR '07 just did not do. At all.

So? Who cares about your point? Are you upset because my favorite SD game is not your favorite SD game? I guess since you're a fuckstick, I should have went more in depth with my reasoning for my choice. I could have mentioned that svr 07 was the last SD game to feature Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit. I could have mentioned that the CAW was improved. The fact that the analog control system was introduced. Interactive hotspots was a nice feature but i didn't go into that. Also, to me at the time, i liked the fact that the create a championship featured the spinning centerpiece and you could manually spin it during the entrance.

So. I could have mentioned all that but I just kept it short and sweet. The only system I had at the time was a 360 because my ps2 broke and yes svr 07 was the 1st to be realeased on the next gen systems so i was greatly anticipating this game to come out because i was in need of a wrestling game.

and like i said before HCTP was my favorite but since it was not a listed as a choice I went with SVR 07 for the above reasons.

thank you and go fuck yourself :foc:

[DAMN iNATOR]

So? Are you upset because my favorite SD game is not your favorite SD game?

LOL, no.

I could have mentioned that svr 07 was the last SD game to feature Kurt Angle and Chris Benoit.

A.) Kurt left for TNA shortly before '07 released, thus why he wouldn't have been in any game since '07, B.) Benoit went with the whole offing himself and his family thing, so...yeah.

I could have mentioned that the CAW was improved.

No, there was nothing new or improved about CAW in '07.

The fact that the analog control system was introduced.

They didn't do a very good job with it in '07, in fact '09 is the first time where it actually seemed well-executed.

Also, to me at the time, i liked the fact that the create a championship featured the spinning centerpiece and you could manually spin it during the entrance.

Spinning centerpieces are a joke, excepting the Cena US title belt.

So. I could have mentioned all that but I just kept it short and sweet. The only system I had at the time was a 360 because my ps2 broke and yes svr 07 was the 1st to be realeased on the next gen systems so i was greatly anticipating this game to come out because i was in need of a wrestling game.

I would suggest, if you haven't already, that you give '09 a shot on the 360, it's pretty solid...definitely better than '07 by a mile.

and like i said before HCTP was my favorite but since it was not a listed as a choice I went with SVR 07 for the above reasons.

I saw that...it just surprises me, since '06 was so much better gameplay wise, and behind '06, my number 2 is also HCTP, so at least we agree on that if nothing else. Good day.

[Juan]

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR So? Who cares that SvR '07 was on 360, it was on PS3, PS2, DS & PSP and mobile phones and it STILL was a noticeable (granted not as bad as '08) step down from '06, that instead of allowing for fun by keeping the old control scheme, they went and added Ultimate Control Grapples which was pretty , and the open ended arena with the hotspots didn't help either, neither did not being able to use any finisher you wanted to on a wood table...you still could on the announce tables obviously, but still...'07 was definitely not the best of all SD!/SvR series of games. And another thing Jayman, before you speak again without thinking, allow me to back up what I just said with another entry in the SD! series, WWF SmackDown!: Just Bring It...it was the first game to come to the PlayStation 2 (in 2001), and despite the fact that it was the only SD! game thus far to be able to support 8 players at once on screen, the fact is that that and everything else about SD!: JBI were just awfully executed, especially the story mode, commentary and graphics. Basically my point is, just because some game is part of a series and the first one comes out for a shiny new console that just hit the markets, that doesn't instantly make it gaming gold...no, no, no! You have to put a little thing called effort into it, which is something the people who made JBI and SvR '07 just did not do. At all.

Wow

[Londoner]

Originally Posted by Juan Wow

Yeah, its only a game ffs damninator.

[DAMN iNATOR]

Originally Posted by TL Yeah, its only a game ffs damninator.

A.) It's pretty fuckin' rare I go on long-winded rants like that.

II.) It's over now.

However, all of the original points I've made so far in here still stand.

[Londoner]

Originally Posted by DAMN iNATOR A.) It's pretty fuckin' rare I go on long-winded rants like that. II.) It's over now. However, all of the original points I've made so far in here still stand.

No probs, was the first time i saw those posts. I don't check the video game forum much.