The recent WWE games have been a bit disappointing, but they weren't always like this. We rank 7 WWE games from worst to best.
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7. WWE 2K20
This game is a hot mess. Just about every issue that has plagued WWE 2K is even worse — it's bursting with bugs, character models look uglier, lighting effects suck and the combat feels dated.
Credit: YouTube/2KThis is one of the better 2K WWE games. The motions are more organic. The moves are more varied. The creation options are more diverse. And the story mode is nice too.
6. WWE 2K17
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5. WWE All Stars
This game dumped realism and instead focused on the fun of wrestling. It featured some awesome wrestling moves as well.
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4. WWE 2K14
This is the most perfect 'WWE 2k' game to date, even though it came out in 2014. The game lets you customise anything, from fights to finishers. It even had great graphics for the time.
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3. WWE Smackdown: Here Comes the Pain
This game was released when the 'Smackdown' series was at its peak. It offered a fast paced and satisfying fighting experience. Great camera angles, endless match types and throwable weapons made it exciting.
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2. WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007
The game was the eighth installment in the Smackdown vs. Raw series, but the new analog controls and features like fighting with the crowd made this game epic. You had 20 arenas and 16 characters to choose from.
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1. WWF: No Mercy
The most nostalgic game for 90s kids. Even though it lacks commentary and hasn't held up graphically, it makes up for it with a fantastic storyline and gameplay. It was only released for N64s.