Post by #HEEL Dark Lord on Sept 23, 2010 20:06:43 GMT -5
few weeks ago we brought you news on WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 – the free roaming backstage enviroments, the new cutscenes, the tables that break however you hit them – and then, THQ went into blackout mode on the game. This left us sadder than a Cena fan after watching The Marine for the first time.
Well, today all of that ends. THQ is now detailing WWE Universe mode, the feature that changes exhibition mode into a career mode that's always evolving as you play.
Confused? Watch this.
The WWE Universe is in your hands.
Sounds rad, right? Universe mode is going to take rivalries, teams, titles and everything else in the WWE and have them happen in what used to be the exhibition space. You and a friend can jump in for a match, and the game will give you a full card for that show that reflects what's been happening on your system – what's happening with the Superstars and storylines the game is generating. Of course, you can change matches and champions on the fly, so this is really your chance to be the Vince McMahon of your living room and manage the federation as you see fit.
The matches and feuds you're setting up get presented like the Raw and SmackDown episodes you know so well. There will be run-ins, sneak attacks, and more than 100 cutscenes to push your storylines forward to make WWE Universe way more engaging than the exhibition we've seen in the past. The game reacts to what you're doing, and you need to get the Superstars you want to succeed on the Top 10 contender lists.
If that video wasn't enough to get you going, make sure you check out our deep dive with WWE SmackDown vs. Raw and keep your eyes glued to IGN for upcoming information on WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011.
Well, today all of that ends. THQ is now detailing WWE Universe mode, the feature that changes exhibition mode into a career mode that's always evolving as you play.
Confused? Watch this.
The WWE Universe is in your hands.
Sounds rad, right? Universe mode is going to take rivalries, teams, titles and everything else in the WWE and have them happen in what used to be the exhibition space. You and a friend can jump in for a match, and the game will give you a full card for that show that reflects what's been happening on your system – what's happening with the Superstars and storylines the game is generating. Of course, you can change matches and champions on the fly, so this is really your chance to be the Vince McMahon of your living room and manage the federation as you see fit.
The matches and feuds you're setting up get presented like the Raw and SmackDown episodes you know so well. There will be run-ins, sneak attacks, and more than 100 cutscenes to push your storylines forward to make WWE Universe way more engaging than the exhibition we've seen in the past. The game reacts to what you're doing, and you need to get the Superstars you want to succeed on the Top 10 contender lists.
If that video wasn't enough to get you going, make sure you check out our deep dive with WWE SmackDown vs. Raw and keep your eyes glued to IGN for upcoming information on WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011.
