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WWE All Stars (Nintendo 3DS, 2011)

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USD22,87

Aproximadamente19,52 EUR

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Entrega prevista: lun. 15 sep. - jue. 25 sep.

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Immerse yourself in the world of WWE with this thrilling game, WWE Wrestling All Stars for Nintendo 3DS. This game features the biggest wrestling stars and allows you to engage in intense battles and rivalries. The game is compatible with NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) region codes and comes with a T-Teen rating. Experience the excitement of wrestling with this game which belongs to the sports genre and All-Stars series. The game is published by THQ and is tested for optimal performance. It comes with no manufacturer warranty, but rest assured, it has been tested and is in good condition. Get your hands on this game and enter the ring with your favorite wrestling stars.

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Past legends grapple with modern superstars in WWE All Stars, an arcade-style take on professional wrestling. Playable in glasses-free 3D, the 3DS game follows the high-flying, ground-pounding format of earlier versions of the title. With a selection of more than forty superstars from decades of WWE competition, fans battle through fantasy matches involving Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, John Cena, or their own custom star. Characters are more stylized than realistic, with exaggerated physiques and over-the-top moves.<br><br>Wrestlers are categorized in four classes: brawler, acrobat, grappler, and "big man." Class influences attributes, such as speed and power, and determines the moves available to players. Attacking and taunting a rival in the ring fills an energy meter, enabling wrestler-specific "extreme" moves. In a departure from traditional wrestling games, each grappler in WWE All Stars has a simple health bar. As in a one-on-one fighting game, the goal is to deplete the opponent's health and then finish him off in dramatic fashion.