THQ's WWE All Stars on Wii was a decent attempt at an arcade take on sports entertainment, but despite the game launching on practically every format — even PS2 got a look-in — there was no portable port for Nintendo formats. That'll change later this year though, as THQ has announced WWE All Stars for 3DS.
While you might expect a cut-down version for the handheld, judging from the game's official fact sheet it contains all the characters from its HD cousins, with 43 characters in total: in fact, the PS3 and 360 versions ship with 32 characters on the disc with a further 12 available to download, which means the 3DS version gets downloadable content for free.
It'll also get a pair of exclusive modes too: survival challenge Gauntlet, where your health is regenerated by performing flashy moves, and Score Scramble, where the superstar with the highest score wins.
The game also includes a Create-a-Superstar mode but makes no mention of multiplayer components, so don't get your hopes up for online multiplayer just yet.
WWE All Stars on 3DS sees release in late November.
TAKE WWE ACTION TO THE NEXT DIMENSION!
WWE All Stars delivers fast, fun, fluid and furious arcade-style gameplay to the Nintendo 3DS! Featuring your favorite colorful WWE Legends of the past and larger-than-life WWE Superstars of today, WWE All Stars delivers the greatest roster ever assembled in a WWE videogame! Step inside the virtual ring and experience WWE action in the palm of your hand, for the first time ever in 3D!
THE GREATEST MATCHUPS HAVEN’T HAPPENED ... UNTIL NOW! TWO GENERATIONS. ONE RING. THREE DIMENSIONS!
GAME FEATURES:
FUN AND IN-YOUR-FACE 3D WWE ARCADE-STYLE ACTION! – Take WWE action to the next dimension with high-flying, hard-hitting and high impact gameplay that bridges generations of WWE fans and casual followers alike with fun, intuitive and approachable gameplay that lets you jump right into the ring! With responsive, arcade-style controls, every WWE Legend and WWE Superstar will have a variety of grapples, attacks, killer combos, finishing and signature manuevers to create the ultimate competitive and fast-paced gaming experience that is easy to pick up and play but provides plenty for expert players to master.
BEST ROSTER EVER JUST GOT BIGGER – Choose from the greatest roster of WWE Superstars and WWE Legends EVER assembled in a WWE videogame, including John Cena, The Rock, Andre the Giant, Big Show, Triple H, Bret “Hit Man” Hart, Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat, Rey Mysterio and for the first time ever in a THQ/WWE videogame, “Macho Man” Randy Savage. 43 Superstars and Legends in total. Each WWE Legend and WWE Superstar will boast a distinctive and highly stylized appearance, adding to the overall spectacle, atmosphere and in-your-face attitude exuding from the on-screen action.
FOUR AWESOME CHARACTER CLASSES – Punt an opponent sky high! Juggle him with your fists! Weave together killer combinations of high impact moves or best an opponent with your fists of fury! With four distinct classes of competitor – Acrobat, Big Man, Brawler and Grappler - WWE All Stars will provide players with WWE Legends and WWE Superstars who have distinct advantages, strengths and techniques, including specific combinations and unique abilities.
FANTASY WARFARE – Who is the greatest WWE Superstar of all time? Which generation had the Best Big Man or the Most Impressive High Flier? Find out by choosing a side and playing through epic matchups between WWE Legends and Superstars to determine the best of all time, each introduced by cinematic video packages featuring authentic WWE footage.
CREATE-A-SUPERSTAR – The greatest WWE roster of all time wouldn’t be complete without YOUR created WWE Superstars! Customize your Superstar and pit him against the game’s WWE Superstars and WWE Legends to see if he can become legendary.
TWO EXCLUSIVE GAME MODES – GAUNTLET & SCORE SCRAMBLE – WWE All Stars presents two new game modes exclusive to the Nintendo 3DS! Battle every Superstar and Legend in the game in consecutive matches in Gauntlet. Show off skills to regenerate health. Do you have what it takes to run the Gauntlet? Score scramble matches challenge the player to either reach a specific point total or finish a timed match with the highest point total. The more over the top your attacks, the more points you'll be awarded.
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We're gonna get Big Boss Man, LOD, Chris Jericho & R-Truth if My projections are correct.
This is awesome news, though I haven't played the console versions.
Please give us online multiplayer and I'll buy this day 1!
FINALLY!
I knew it wouldn't be long until a WWE game was announced for the 3DS.
I'm not even going to consider buying this game...
@1 agreed
Hahaha. No thanks, I'm not 10 anymore. But I'm also glad to say I have never even given WWE a chance in my life. It's just pathetic. Lol
Huh. May be worth a look, that is if they're going through the trouble of making it as nice as the HD games.
It didn't take long for the haters to start hating.
Boo! I hate THQ and I hate "pro" wrestling. A match made in hell.
@Splat agreed, and love your icon. Hate on, haters. Life-long pro wrestling fan here, and proud of it.
@Splat: Was thinking the same. Viva la raza!
PIPE BOMB! (boom)
This one is strongly on my maybe pile, I only fear that there will be no one else around to play it.
I played WWE 2010 on the DS, good game, but i played around with the editor more, than playing the actual game itself.
I don't if it's just me but those models are just weird. They either have huge chests or tiny heads?
You know what I'd like, No Mercy or WrestleMania 2000, but with an updated roster or a legends roster, remastered in HD or 3D. Flesh out create a character...I'd likely pay good money for that.
No thanks! XD
Yep, I'll stick with DoA: Dimensions and SSFIV. But hey, alot of kids around the age group of 7-10 really like WWE (Why, I don't know) and this will probably suit there needs. The game itself can't be that bad. But I just don't know what to expect from it.
There are alot of games I don't like or care about but I don't feel the need to bash them or their fans but maybe that's just me.
Has everything and more except multiplayer. Too bad I hate wrestling.
Looks cool, but I think I'll wait for the console version to go down in price.
Lol...no thanks.
not a fan of oiled muscular men in a bathing suit.
@16 Amen to that, No Mercy and Wrestlemania 2000 rocked. As did the WCW/NWO games before them.
Nah. I'm not a wrestling fan.
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