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WCW/NWO Revenge
Nintendo 64
FAQ
Version 2.3
10/20/99
Written By:
The Crippler
cripplerx@hotmail.com
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WCW/NWO Revenge - FAQ
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Update History
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October 15
Updated the FAQs section and the e-mail section.
September 15
Nightwolf mailed me back with more moves; they can be found in the
characters section once again.
September 8
I have added a bunch of profiles for the EWF and DAW characters thanks
to Nightwolf, in the character backgrounds section (also see credits).
September 6
I added two more FAQs to the FAQs section that were submitted this time.
They are easy to spot; they're the last two in the FAQ section. I also
added another helpful e-mail to the mail section.
August 12
I've finally added the character background and finishers for the EWF
and DAW!
July 29
Alright, I added character backgrounds, and being that I don't have the
finishers yet for the DAW and EWF characters, there will be one more
update to this FAQ soon.......
I also added the e-mail section with another e-mail which includes a
question with my answer.
In addition, the stable/division war is update as I noticed a mistake in
the orders.
Note: The character background are also a sepearate document on GameFAQs
(hopefully). Please do not e-mail me about the attributes or the
character analysis'. Thanks.
July 23
This FAQ will be coming to an end at version 1.8. The only thing else I
could possibly add is a bunch of move lists, but my explanation
for not doing that can be located in the introduction. Here's
what was updated:
- The introduction with a reminder not to e-mail me regarding
this game.
- The FAQ with a bunch of answers to questions that I previously
missed.
- The moves sections which now lists some of the extra special
stuff you can do with some characters.
- The 'What's Different?' section with some more stuff added.
MY SPECIAL REQUEST is for someone with a Game Shark to enter this
code: 8107F07C FFFF and make a move list for Wrath. I am wondering
if his finisher is the melt down and what kind of other moves he
has. Thanks.
It was fun while it lasted people..... Thanks to everyone that
contributed (see credits).
July 21 - I added another e-mail to the e-mail section. It should
actually be in the FAQ section because I answered the question,
but it's somewhat long and belongs in a seperate section. I also added
some Game Shark codes, a message in the intro saying why I will not
make move lists, and a new section (#17) that lists what's different
from World Tour.
July 16 - I updated *every* section (no joke).
July 1, 1999 - This was the first FAQ I've ever written, and I wrote it
several months ago. After the next update, there is nothing else
to add or do to this FAQ.
So here's the updates for today:
- I added the e-mail I recieved to the intro. I had nowhere else to put
it and I didn't really think that it belonged in the update history
section.
- Also, my friend sent me a review of the game so what the hell, it's also
in the intro section.
In the next version (the last by the way), I will change the layout
of this FAQ, and add some stuff about moonsaults, the DAW, EWF, more
creations, that type of thing.... Basically just add anything that
isn't already here.
June 28, 1999 - I recieved an e-mail about a week ago with a lot of
stuff regarding WCW/NWO Revenge. I've added it to the intro section
because I had nowhere else to put it. I recommend checking it out;
it's got a lot of good stuff in it.
March 5, 1999 - I added two new section, the Good and Bad List, and I updated
the creations section, but I guess you can say I added it because I finished
putting in the other guys. This may be all for this FAQ, but I'm not sure.
February 14, 1999 - Version 1.1 is here. I updated the creation section by
adding 47 wrestlers, throughout 4 different categories. I also added some
more secrets and tips. I have made a creations section for celebrities and
old wrestlers. These are hard to make, and I only have 3 now, but I'll add
an entire batch of them for my next update.
January 14, 1999 - Version 1.0 is finally here. It has a lot of helpful
sections and it took a long time to type up. I am working hard on character
guides for every, yes, every character and I am editing the secrets section.
Your patience is requested. Thanks.
Sections:
1. Introduction
2. Controls
3. Frequently Asked Questions
4. Stables / Divisions
5. Hidden Characters
6. Managers
7. Finishers
8. Creations
9. Good / Bad List
10. Secrets And Playing Tips
11. Weapons
12. Game Modes
13. Challenges
14. Moves
15. Thoughts
16. E-Mails
17. What's Different?
18. Character Backgrounds
19. Credits
20. Copyright Info
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1. Introduction
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Welcome to my WCW/NWO Revenge FAQ. Though I did not include a move list or
a character guide for every character in the game (some people have done
so for World Tour) I *do* have a lot of stuff here. You shouldn't have
any trouble finding something that you need. If you are looking for move
lists/characters FAQs, go to GameFAQs (http://www.gamefaqs.com) because
they have seperate guides for every character.
My e-mail address is at the top of the page, but please note that this FAQ
will no longer be updated, so mailing me playing tips and or hints will
be a waste of time (thanks anyway though ;). Any questions/concerns you have
about the game or this FAQ will be accepted, so go ahead and fire away,
as long as you read the FAQ first!
Hey, I now have character backgrounds in this guide!
NEW MESSAGE:
Why I will not write Move Lists
There are over 40 wrestlers in Revenge, and over 400 different possible
moves. I do not have the time or interest to sit down for hours and write
everyone's moves then type them up. If you want character guides, go to
GameFAQs. Thanks.
ANOTHER NEW MESSAGE:
Why you should not mail me regarding Revenge
This FAQ is almost complete. There is nothing else that I can put.
Please do not mail me if it is about this game. Thank you.
2. Controls
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Analog Stick - Believe it or not, you do not move with this at all in
the game. This allows you to taunt during the game, and you press it
in a strong grapple to perform your finisher when on special (taunting
allows you to get on special). Also, this allows you to spin the
character around and view his entire body when selecting your character
or creating a player.
Control Pad - Press the direction you want to move. Also, ou use this
to select your character and game mode.
A Button - Performs your grapple. If you hold it and grab your opponent,
it's a strong grapple. If you press it to immediately grab your
opponent, it's a weak grapple. This also allows you to swing your weapon
at an opponent.
B Button - Performs your basic punch and kick moves. You also use the
strong/weak grapple concept here. Tapping the B Button will do a punch
or kick (depending on the distance between you and your opponent) while
holding the B Button will perform a take down or strong clothesline of
some sort.
C Down Button - When in a grapple, you press this button to whip your
opponent. When out of a grapple, you use this button to run.
C Up Button - Go up to the guard rail and press this button to get a
weapon (you only get weapons sometimes unless you are Sting or Hogan).
3. Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: What is the strong grapple / weak grapple concept?
A: Though this is very hard to explain in words, I had to add it because if
you don't know how to strong grapple you'll never be very good. In Revenge,
the action of tieing up your opponent is called a grapple. There are strong
grapples and weak grapples. Weak grapples will give you good moves, mostly
basics, but they won't hurt your opponent as much as a strong grapple, and
you need to know how to strong grapple in order to pull off your finisher. To
weak grapple, simply walk up to your opponent and tap A. You will tie up your
opponent and you can then pull off a move from it. To strong grapple, do the
same, only when you approach your opponent, don't tap A, hold it down so that
you're holding it while tieing up your opponent. That is a strong grapple and
you can now perform better moves that with weak grapples. For instance, if
you weak grapple and push B you usually get a punch to the face, or the back
or something. But with a strong grapple, pressing B can pull off DDTs, power-
slams and other various moves that can cause more damage to your opponent.
You also need to strong grapple to pull off your finisher, but I answer that
in the next question.
Q: How do you perform your finisher? Your opponents finisher?
A: In order to do your own finisher, wait until your spirit meter flashes
"Special" on it. You can make your meter go on special by pulling off good
moves versus your opponent and taunting. When your spirit meter is on dark
red and is flashing, simply tap the analog stick and you'll be on special.
(Tapping the analog stick is how you taunt.) When on special, strong grapple
your opponent (see the above question for strong grappling info) and tap the
analog stick. After hitting the analog stick, your finisher will
automatically be done. You can also use your opponents finisher against him!
This is extremely easy. When on special, grapple your opponent (weak or
strong but weak is much easier) and press A and B at the same time. This will
automatically make you do your opponents finisher to him. For instance, if
you're Hulk Hogan versus Bill Goldberg, follow that procedure and Hogan will
jackhammer Goldberg!
Q: Where are the Four Horsemen?
A: Sorry, this game was made when Ric Flair vanished, and Arn Anderson and
Mongo disappeared for awhile. It is 99.9% positive that the horsemen will be
in the next game considering their real life popularity. However, Chris
Benoit and Dean Malenko are in the game; they're the only horsemen in it.
Q: Why is Raven's Flock in the game?
A: The flock broke up at Fall Brawl in mid September. By that time, the game
was too close to its realease date so it couldn't be changed.
Q: Why doesn't Eric Bischoff grapple?
A: Eric Bischoff in real life is a karate fighter; he doesn't grapple in real
life, so it's very realistic that he doesn't grapple in the game. If you
choose to be Bischoff in the game, every time you press A to grapple, he will
pull off a karate kick or punch of some sort. For those of you who are WWF
fans that have the game, be Bischoff and go up to your opponent and hold A
down. He will perform a Shawn-Michaels-like "Sweet Chin Music" kick.... Very
cool.
Q: Where is the Warrior?
A: Once again, I'm sorry, but the game was too far in development when
the Warrior returned to WCW (September of 1998).
Q: What character do you recommend for me?
A: Check out the character backgrounds and you should be able to determine
that for yourself.
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New Q's (Submitted) 8/31/99
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Q: Hi, first I'd like to say you have a pretty cool and indepth faq for
revenge. I have one question though. If you watch the intro look at the
part after ultimo dragon does his top rope move and before you see raven
sit down, there is a part you see juvi and Jekel are doing a tag team move
on some guy (LODI style one guy holds the opponent one his shoulders and
the other clotheslines from the top rope) I've seen the cpu do it on me
but how? I've tried to figure this out please help. Thank you ~James
A: You'll need to have a tag team partner..... An actual human tag team
partner. Either join up with a friend in a 2 on 1 handicap or a normal
tag match. Have one of you walk up to your opponent's back and press C-Up
to get him on your shoulders. Then have the other partner climb the top
rope as usual and he will clothesline him off.
Q: props for your faq. nice job. could you please tell me how to
counter throws. i got serious problems with the timing and don`t
know how to reversal.
A: Keep working on your timing....... Also check out the Move Stealing
FAQ for Revenge at GameFAQs.... It should answer all your questions.
Q: does any one in the game brain bust or ddt from the top rope.
A: No, I wish. But a bunch of guys superplex; I guess that's as close as
you'll get.
Q: Dear Crippler,
I was wondering if you knew how to do the
move with konnan. It's the one that X-Pac does and
thats THe X-Factor and konnan does it too. I was
wondering if you knew how to do it. If you do then
E-mail me and even if you don't just let me know.
A: Nope, unfortunately, it's not possible to do in this game. But if
you are wondering about other character's moves check out my character
backgrounds FAQ or go to GameFAQs and check out one of the many move
lists.
Q: Hi on wcw nwo how do you do the buffbuster? I will like to know I
try and try but never get it!!!!!!!
A: Be Buff Bagwell, get on special, mske sure that you WEAK grapple,
whip your opponent into the corner, strong grapple, and tap the analog
stick, then he does it automatically.
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4. Stables / Divisions
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Take a good look at the different stables in this game. In real life WCW,
stables change all the time...... Guys turn on their stable and go to
another, or something like that. For instance, the Wolfpac in the game was
every member in real life, but now it's all changed; a bunch of nWo Hollywood
members are in there now along with Luger and Nash.... And Raven's Flock in
the game, hell, the flock doesn't exist anymore. But anyway, here's the
stables listed in the game, as they are, in order with same names. Oh yeah,
and don't confuse stables with divisions (divisions is the next section.) An
example of a stable is a bunch of guys together in a group, like the Wolfpac,
but go over and look at WCW 1. This is NOT a stable. These guys are
independent, on their own...... Anyway, here are the stables, and go down to
the next section for divisions.
***nWo White***
Hollywood Hulk Hogan
The Giant
Brian Adams
Scott Hall
Scott Norton
Buff Bagwell
Eric Bischoff
Scott Steiner
Curt Hennig
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***nWo Red***
Kevin Nash
Sting
Lex Luger
Macho Man Randy Savage
Konnan
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***Raven's Flock***
Raven
Lodi
Riggs
Sick Boy
Reese
Kidman
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That's it for the stables. All stables have a leader, the leader in each
group is the first person listed, meaning the leaders are Hulk Hogan, Kevin
Nash, and Raven.
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Remember, a division is not a stable! Everyone listed in the following are
independent, they're on their own, they're just categorized to make the game
more comprehensible and organized. There are no leaders here!
***WCW 1***
(The Best Wrestlers)
Rowdy Roddy Piper
Diamond Dallas Page
Bill Goldberg
Bret 'The Hitman' Hart
Chris Benoit
Rick Steiner
Fit Finley
Booker T.
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***WCW 2***
(The Second Best Wrestlers)
Saturn
Disco Inferno
Jim Neidhart
The British Bulldog
Glacier
Meng
Van Hammer
Kanyon
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***WCW 3***
(The Left Overs)
Yugi Nagata
Larry Zbysko
The Barbarian
La Parka
Stevie Ray
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***WCW 4***
(The Cruiserweights..... A Bunch Of Great Wrestlers In Here)
Chris Jericho
Eddy Guerrero
Psychosis
Rey Mysterio Jr.
Dean Malenko
Juventud Guerrera
The Untimo Dragon
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
Alex Wright
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Those are the divisions. In WCW 2, some of the wrestlers are jobbers, like
Disco, Neidhart, Bulldog, Glacier, and Van Hammer. And in WCW 4, the two
cruiserweight jobbers are Alex Wright and Chavo Guerrero Jr. In WCW 4, there
are some extremely good wrestlers like Chris Jericho and Dean Malenko that
would be in WCW 1, but they're crusiserweights, so they don't qualify.
The EWF and DAW are real divisions in Japan. Here's their names in the
game:
***EWF***
AKI Man / THQ Man (See Section #7)
Shogun
The Executioner
Dr. Frank
Jekel
Maya Inka Boy
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***DAW***
Hawk Hana
Kim Chee
Dake Ken
Brickowski
Ming Chee
Han Zo Mon
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Those are the invented characters and their invented divisions. I don't give
much more info about them in this FAQ, but I figured I may as well let you
know their names and division name.
The Division / Stable War
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If you took all these stables and divisions and let them fight with their
stable or division partners, here's the order in which they would win.
Basically, The Flock and The Wolfpac have no chance because there's only 5
guys in each, but, here's their orders according to me.
9. EWF
8. DAW
7. WCW 3
6. Raven's Flock
5. The Wolfpac
4. WCW 2
3. nWo White
2. WCW 4
1. WCW 1
7/27/99 - I changes the nWo White and WCW 4, because if you think about
it, the cruiserweights would be out-running those guys all over the place.
However, I don't think that WCW 4 could possibly compete with WCW 1.
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5. Hidden Characters
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There are 6 hidden characters in revenge that you need nothing special to get
them with, just a lot of time and patience, and there's I believe one extra
characters for gameshark. But here's the 6 that you can get simply from the
game:
Curt Hennig - Win The US Heavyweight Belt
Meng and Barbarian - Win The Tag Team Titles
Billy Kidman - Win The Crusierweight Title
After winning the US Heavuweight belt and the cruiserweight title, two new
championship modes are entered, giving you two more secret characters:
Rowdy Roddy Piper - Win the US Heavyweight Belt then the World Title
Kanyon - Win the Cruiserweight Title then the TV Title
And finally, the last character, a little twist:
Revenge was made by THQ and AKI. Go to the EWF division. The first character
listed is either THQ Man or AKI Man. Press C-Down and the opposite character
will come up...... Very clever, huh?
6. Managers
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Some wrestlers are escorted to the ring with managers or valets. Here is who
gets escorted and who the manager is. Also, you can play as a manager! Go to
the bottom of this page to see how.
Hollywood Hogan..............Escorted by Eric Bischoff
Scott Hall...................Escorted by Dusty Rhodes
Scott Norton.................Escorted by Vincent
Eric Bischoff................Escorted by Miss Elizabeth
Scott Steiner................Escorted by Vincent
Brian Adams..................Escorted by Vincent
Curt Hennig..................Escorted by Rick Rude
Macho Man Randy Savage.......Escorted by Miss Elizabeth
Diamond Dallas Page..........Escorted by Kimberly
Meng.........................Escorted by Jimmy Hart
Barbarian....................Escorted by Jimmy Hart
Yugi Nagata..................Escorted by Sonny Ono
To play as a manager: You need 4 people playing and 4 controllers. With 4
controllers plugged in, have a 1 player versus 2 player exhibition match.
Make sure Player 1 and Player 2 both have escorts with them. When the match
starts, press Z on the third and fourth controllers. Player 3 and player 4
will join the match as the escorts
Also, this is a pretty dirty thing to do, but it is fun, you can beat up your
opponents manager. Just leave the ring and walk up to them and face them by
pressing C-Right. Then you can do any move you want to them.... Even your
finisher. But be cautious, sometimes they fight back with a low blow!
7. Finishers
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You really have to be careful here..... I threw in a bunch of twists. You
should realize a few things here. One, these are the players finishers for
when you get on special, not their real finisher. For instance, Chris
Benoit's finisher in real life is the Crippler Cross Face. However, he does
this as a regular move in the game. His special front finisher is a powerbomb
pinning combo, so that's what I list here. Two, I was generous here, if a
player's finisher is a top rope maneuver, I listed it in along with their
normal front and back special finisher. And finally, I didn't waste my time
finding finishers for the made up characters. Below are directions for
pulling off all types of finishers, then the list is under that.
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Q: How do you perform your finisher? Your opponents finisher?
A: In order to do your own finisher, wait until your spirit meter flashes
"Special" on it. You can make your meter go on special by pulling off good
moves versus your opponent and taunting. When your spirit meter is on dark
red and is flashing, simply tap the analog stick and you'll be on special.
(Tapping the analog stick is how you taunt.) When on special, strong grapple
your opponent (see section #2, the faq for strong grappling info) and tap the
analog stick. After hitting the analog stick, your finisher will
automatically be done. You can also use your opponents finisher against him!
This is extremely easy. When on special, grapple your opponent (weak or
strong but weak is much easier) and press A and B at the same time. This will
automatically make you do your opponents finisher to him. For instance, if
you're Hulk Hogan versus Bill Goldberg, follow that procedure and Hogan will
jackhammer Goldberg!
Q: How do I do my finisher or my opponent's finisher from the back?
A: Same concept. Strong grapple from the back and tap the analog stick when
on special to do your own, and weak or strong grapple from the back and press
A and B simultaneously when on special to do your opponent's back finisher.
Q: If my Player's finisher is a top rope maneuver, how do I do it?
A: This is easy! The only two guys that have top rope finishers are Booker T
(Harlem Hangover) and Juventud Guerrera (450 Degree Splash). When on special,
go on the top rope by pressing C-Down by the turnbuckle, and you'll climb up
and automatically do it!
Oh Yeah, and for WCW 3, I left out Larry Zbysko and Yugi Nagata.
NOTE: If I didn't know the name of a finisher, I picked out a reasonable name
that you should be able to comprehend.
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Finisher's List:
----------NWO White----------
Hollywood Hogan:
-Front: Sell The Shot Eye Gauge
-Back: Roll Up Pin
The Giant:
-Front: Choke Slam
-Back: Backwards Chokeslam Variation
Brian Adams:
-Front: Rock Bottom
-Back: Backwards Vertical Suplex
Scott Hall:
-Front: The Outsiders Edge
-Back: German Suplex
Scott Norton:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: Backwards Chokeslam Variation
-NOTE: Norton's real finisher is a jack knife powerbomb. It's not his
finisher in the game because you don't have to be on special to do it. Just
strong grapple and press Down and B simultaneously.
Buff Bagwell:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: German Suplex Pinning Combo
Eric Bischoff:
-None. Bischoff only has karate in the game. See section #2, the faq, for
more info on that.
Scott Steiner:
-Front: Steiner Screwdriver
-Back: Arm Bar Back Suplex
Curt Hennig:
-Front: Hennig Plex
-Back: Bulldog
----------NWO Red----------
Kevin Nash:
-Front: Jack Knife Powerbomb
-Back: Spinning Sidewalk Slam
Sting:
-Front: Scorpion Death Lock
-Back: Scorpion Death Drop
Lex Luger:
-Front: Powerbomb Pinning Combo
-Back: Torture Rack
Macho Man Randy Savage:
-Front: Free Shots
-Back: Roll Up
Konnan:
-Front: Vertical Suplex Variation
-Back: German Suplex
----------Raven's Flock----------
Raven:
-Front: Evenflow DDT
-Back: German Suplex
Lodi:
-Front: Arm Hook Powerbomb Pin
-Back: Sleeper Hold
Riggs:
-Front: Arm Hook Powerbomb Pin
-Back: German Suplex
Sick Boy:
-Front: Double Arm Suplex
-Back: Strong Backdrop
Reese:
-Front: Throat Choke / Slam Combo
-Back: Backwards Choke Slam Variation
Billy Kidman:
-Front: Face Down Powerbomb
-Back: Bulldog
----------WCW 1----------
Rowdy Roddy Piper:
-Front: Free Shots
-Back: Sleeper Hold
Diamond Dallas Page:
-Front: Diamond Cutter
-Back: Back Breaker
Bill Goldberg:
-Front: Jackhammer
-Back: Arm Bar Back Suplex
Bret Hart:
-Front: Sharpshooter
-Back: Russian Leg Sweep
Chris Benoit:
-Front: Powerbomb Pinning Combo
-Back: 5 Rolling German Suplexes
Rick Steiner:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: German Suplex
Fit Finley:
-Front: Tombstone Piledriver
-Back: Chicken Wing Submission Hold
Booker T:
-Top Rope: Harlem Hangover
-Front: Arm Twist Face Kick
-Back: Spinning Sidewalk Slam
----------WCW 2----------
Saturn:
-Front: Death Valley Driver
-Back: German Suplex
Disco Inferno:
-Front: Arm Twist Jaw Breaker
-Back: Jumping Rollup
Jim Neidhart:
-Front: Choke Hold
-Back: Atomic Drop
The British Bulldog:
-Front: Running Powerslam
-Back: Atomic Drop
Glacier:
-Front: Chronic Kick
-Back: Spin Kick
Meng:
-Front: Toggan Death Grip
-Back: Pump Handle Slam
Van Hammer:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: Backwards Vertical Suplex
Kanyon:
-Front: Flatliner
-Back: Shoulder Face Slam
----------WCW 3----------
(Not included are Yugi Nagata and Larry Zbysko.)
Barbarian:
-Front: Toggan Death Grip
-Back: German Suplex
La Parka:
-Front: Arm Bar Powerbomb With Pin
-Back: German Suplex
Stevie Ray:
-Front: Slap Jack
-Back: Roll Up
----------WCW 4----------
Chris Jericho:
-Front: Lion Tamer
-Back: Backward Vertical Suplex
Eddy Guerrero:
-Front: Outsider's Edge With Pin
-Back: German Suplex With Pin
Psychosis:
-Front: Face Down Powerbomb
-Back: Backward Vertical Suplex
Rey Mysterio Jr.:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
Dean Malenko:
-Front: Texas Cloverleaf
-Back: Roll Up Pin
Juventud Guerrera:
-Top Rope: 450 Degree Splash
-Front: DDT Variation
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
Ultimo Dragon:
-Front: Running Powerbomb
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
Chavo Guerrero Jr.:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: Roll Up Pin
Alex Wright:
-Front: Powerbomb With Pin
-Back: German Suplex With Pin
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8. Creations
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I sat down for ages for this. Took forever, just for your pleasure. Hey, that
rhymes.
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a) WCW Creations
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Bam Bam Bigelow #1 - Edit Scott Norton, costume 1, mask 1, color black.
Bam Bam Bigelow #2 - Edit Kevin Nash, costume 1, main color black, sub color
orange or gray.
Kaz Hayashi - Edit Yugi Nagata, costume 2, color black.
The Disiple - Edit Van Hammer, comtume 44, color black.
Barry Windham - Edit Reese, costume 28, color blue.
The Ultimate Warrior - Edit Sting, costume 35, mask 1, main color white, sub
color red.
Ric Flair - Edit Fit Finlay, costume 30, color red.
Steve Mongo McMichael - Edit Kevin Nash, costume 42, color black.
Dean Malenko (Modified) - Change his colors to main blue, and sub yellow.
Booker T (Modified) #1 - Costume 14, main color white, sub red
Booker T (Modified) #2 - Costume 14, main color black, sub red
Horace Hogan #1 (Casual) - Edit Scott Norton, costume 11, default colors.
Horace Hogan #2 (Fighting) - Edit Scott Norton, costume 1, color black.
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b) WWF Creations
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Stone Cold - Edit Goldberg, costume 13, color black.
Vince McMahon - Edit Glacier, costume 2, color black.
Al Snow - Edit Curt Hennig, costume 10, top piece blue, bottom piece black.
Acolytes: Faarooq - Edit Barbarian, costume 2, color black.
Bradshaw - Edit Reese, costume 2, color black.
Owen Hart - Edit Lex Luger, costume 1, main color black, sub color yellow.
Jeff Jarrett - Edit Roddy Piper, costume 13, color white.
The Rock - Edit Maya Inca Boy, costume 30, color black.
Ken Shamrock - Edit Scott Hall, costume 4, color light blue.
Kane - Edit Dr. Frank, costume 18, color red.
Test - Edit Jericho, costume 42, color purple.
TAKA Michinoku - Edit Dake Ken, costume 16, color blue.
The Big Bossman - Edit Brian Adams, costume 58, color black.
Triple H - Edit Chris Jericho, costume 34, main color black, sub color green.
X-Pac - Edit Eddy Guerrero, costume 6, top piece black, bottom piece white.
Road Dogg Jesse James - Edit Raven, costume 50, color black.
Billy Gunn - Edit Alex Wright, costume 42, color black.
Mark Henry - Edit Stevie Ray, costume 8, color black.
D-Lo Brown - Edit Booker T, costume 10, top and bottom piece black.
The Godfather - Edit Maya Inca Boy, costume 15, top piece black, bottom piece
orange.
Steve Blackman - Edit Buff Bagwell, costume 6, color black.
Dan Severn - Edit Buff Bagwell, costume 4, color black.
The Blue Blazer - Edit Rey Mysterio Jr., mask 9, costume 5, colors blue and
red.
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c) ECW Creations
================
Tajiri - Edit Yugi Nagata, costume 6, top piece blue, bottom white.
Taz - Edit Maya Inca Boy, costume 8, color black.
Rob Van Dam - Edit Brian Adams, costume 33, main color black, sub color
yellow.
Shane Douglas - Edit Chris Jericho, costume 4, color orange.
Terry Funk - Edit Larry Zbysko, costume 24, color white.
Rocko Rock (Public Enemy) - Edit Buff Bagwell, costume 50, color white.
Johnny Grunge (Public Enemy) - Edit Brian Adams, costume 50, color white.
Sid - Edit Kevin Nash, costume 50, color blue.
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d) Old Wrestlers / Celebs
=========================
Billy Idol - Edit Lodi, costume 9, color black.
Andre The Giant - Edit The Giant, costume 1, color black.
Yokozuna - Edit Hawk Hana, costume 8, main color white, sub color black.
9. Good / Bad List
---------------------------------
Here's a good list and bad list of good and bad players in the game.
=============================================================================
Good List Bad List
_____________________ _____________________
Hollywood Hogan Eric Bischoff
The Giant Konnan
Scott Norton Larry Zbysko
Scott Hall Stevie Ray
Scott Steiner Reese
Kevin Nash Sick Boy
Randy Savage Lodi
Sting Kidman
Lex Luger Riggs
Raven Yugi Nagata
Roddy Piper Maya Inca Boy
Saturn
Bill Goldberg
DDP
Chris Benoit
Bret Hart
Kanyon
Booker T
Dean Malenko
Rey Mysterio Jr.
Psychosis
Juventud Guerrera
Han Zo Mon
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The guys not listed are in between.
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10. Secrets and Playing Tips
---------------------------------
Just like millions of other games, even Revenge has secrets, and of course, I
can add in a bunch of tips to help you have more success. I didn't add that
many secrets, just some good playing tips because secrets aren't really my
spot and there's not that many in Revenge. Here ya go.
1) Silver Belts! You can change the Championship belts from gold to silver!
Simply watch the beginning and tap A when you see Hogan with Bischoff and The
Giant holding a microphone. They show Hogan a bunch of times, so make sure
it's the one where he has the microphone and when he's wiht Bischoff and THE
GIANT. After playing a match or turning your system off, it'll go away but
you can change them back...... Just for fun.
2) Having trouble whipping your opponent into the corner? When you get your
opponent in the corner you can pull of moves like a superplex, a top rope
somoan drop, and even a tornado DDT depending on who you are. But if you're
having trouble getting your opponent into the corner, when you tie him up,
press the direction you wish to whip him to, and whip him, and he'll go to
where you commanded him to go.
3) To grab a weapon from the crowd, walk up to the safety rail and press C-Up
Sometimes you get stuff, if you don't keep trying.
4) To be able to have blood in your game, choose options at the menu screen
and turn realism on. Your opponent and or you can become bloody after being
struck with a weapon or a good face maneuver.
5) Super Whip! If you keep whipping your opponent but are having trouble
where either your opponent reverses it and grabs the ropes, strong grapple,
then whip them, and they'll bounce off the ropes to you every single time.
6) To hit your opponent's face on the turnbuckle, weak grapple him when
either you or your opponent is on the ring apron and press C-Down.
7.) To suplex your opponent in or out of the ring when you or your opponent
is on the apron, strong grapple and press A or B.
8.) When you're on special, whip your guy into the corner, strong grapple,
and tap the analog stick. A lot of guys have special moves.
9.) If you are in a submission hold or are being pinned, rotate the control
stick to get out.
10.) To resist getting puched or kicked, hold down the R button.
DDP taunt done by Kimberly
Select Diamond Dallas Page as a wrestler in single player mode, so
he appears with Kimberly. During the match, go outside the ring and
stand close to Kimberly. Then, perform his taunt and Kimberly will do
it with him.
Diamond Cutter
Select Diamond Dallas Page as a wrestler. Then, throw your
opponent to the rope after getting a special. When he comes back,
tap the Analog-stick, then hold it in one direction just before he
reaches your wrestler to throw him into the air and follow up with a
Diamond Cutter.
Cross-Face Crippler
Select Chris Beniot as a wrestler. Throw your opponent to the rope
after getting a special. Then when he comes back, hold the
Analog-stick to do the Cross-Face Crippler.
Death Valley Driver
Select Saturn as a wrestler. Execute a strong grapple, hold Down,
then press B.
Vader Bomb
Select Chris Jericho as a wrestler. Throw your opponent to the rope
after getting a special, and keep punching until he is down. Then,
approach the turnbuckle and press A.
Fake suicide dive when cruiserwieght
When playing as a Cruiserweight and your opponent is outside the
ring, run to the rope. Then when running back to your opponent, hold
the Analog-stick to do a fake suicide dive.
Low blow/desperation move
Allow your opponent to execute any move on your wrestler. Hold R,
then hold B while your wrestler is getting up.
Automatic move reversal
When your opponent does a weak or strong attack (such as by
pressing B), press R when he hits your character to automatically
reverse the move.
GAME SHARK CODES
Unlock All Bonus Characters & Modes
8107F07C FFFF
Unlock Wrath
8107F07C FFFF
Infinite Time
800FAF87 0000
Infinite Time Out Of Ring
800FACE8 0014
Always Special P1
800F9D35 0008
Maximum Spirit P1
800F9D25 00FF
High Spirit P1
800F9D25 0064
Normal Spirit P1
800F9D25 0032
No Spirit P1
800F9D25 0000
Character Modifier P1 [Note 1]
890F9D36 0240
890F9D60 42B4
8107E8B2 ????
Always Special P2
800FA0E5 0008
Maximum Spirit P2
800FA0D5 00FF
High Spirit P2
800FA0D5 0064
Normal Spirit P2
800FA0D5 0032
No Spirit P2
800FA0D5 0000
Always Special P3
800FA495 0008
Maximum Spirit P3
800FA485 00FF
High Spirit P3
800FA485 0064
Normal Spirit P3
800FA485 0032
No Spirit P3
800FA485 0000
Always Special P4
800FA845 0008
Maximum Spirit P4
800FA835 00FF
High Spirit P4
800FA835 0064
Normal Spirit P4
800FA835 0032
No Spirit P4
800FA835 0000
Quantity Digits to Accompany Character
Modifier Code
0001 - Sting
0002 - Giant
0003 - Lex Luger
0004 - Diamon Dallas Page
0005 - Rick Steiner
0007 - Roddy Piper
0008 - Bret Hart
0009 - Chris Benoit
000A - Goldberg
000B - Booker T
000C - Disco Inferno
0101 - Fit Finley
0105 - Meng
0106 - Barbarian
0107 - Larry Zbysko
0108 - Stevie Ray
010B - British Bulldog
010D - Yugi Nagata
010E - Jim Neidhart
010F - Alex Wright
0201 - Hollywood Hogan
0202 - Macho Man Randy Savage
0203 - Kevin Nash
0204 - Scott Hall
0205 - Buff Bagwell
0206 - Scott Stenier
0207 - Curt Hennig
0208 - Konnan
0209 - Scott Norton
020C - Brian Adams
020D - Eric Bishoff
0301 - Ultimo Dragon
0302 - Eddy Guerrero
0303 - Chris Jericho
0304 - Rey Mysterio Jr.
0305 - Juventud Guerrera
0306 - Dean Malenko
0307 - Chavo Guerrero Jr.
0308 - La Parka
0309 - Psychosis
0401 - Glacier
0404 - Kanyon
0501 - Raven
0502 - Saturn
0503 - Kidman
0504 - Riggs
0505 - Van Hammer
0506 - Sick Boy
0507 - Lodi
0508 - Reese
0601 - AKI Man
0602 - Shogun
0603 - Executioner
0604 - Dr. Frank
0605 - Jekel
0606 - Maya Ineaby
0701 - Hawk Hana
0702 - Kimchee
0703 - Dakeken
0704 - Brickowski
0705 - Mingchee
0706 - Han Zomon
11. Weapons
---------------------------------
To grab a weapon from the crowd, walk up to the safety rail and press C-UP.
Sometimes you get one, sometimes you don't. Keep trying and eventually you'll
get one. Here are some weapon notes.
***Weapons***
-Garbage Can
-Steel Chair
-Wooden Table
-Baseball Bat
-Barb Wire Bat
-Stop Sign
-Briefcase
-To get a weapon every single time, be either Sting or Hollywood Hogan. These
guys are long time greats and are/were very popular.
12. Game Modes
---------------------------------
The way you unlock secret characters is to win the championships by beating 8
or 9 guys and then defeating the champ who is the hidden character. There are
also a few cool things you can do with the belts. Here's everything you
should know about Championship Mode.
-If you win the World Title with an NWO Hollywood member or an NWO Wolfpac
member, the belt will be spray painted "NWO" in either color depending on
what stable your champion is in. Note that this only happens with the world
title.
-Silver Belts! You can change the Championship belts from gold to silver!
Simply watch the beginning and tap A when you see Hogan with Bischoff and The
Giant holding a microphone. They show Hogan a bunch of times, so make sure
it's the one where he has the microphone and when he's wiht Bischoff and THE
GIANT. After playing a match or turning your system off, it'll go away but
you can change them back...... Just for fun.
-To find out what hidden characters you can unlock, see section #7, "Hidden
Characters."
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In Revenge, you can have a really cool royal rumble. Whether you're battling
it out in a fatal four way match or going long for the 40 man bout, the
rumble always kicks ass. Here's some things you should know about the Royal
Rumble Mode.
-You can have a royal rumble with anywhere from 4 to 40 men.
-If you're knocked out of the rumble, don't be discouraged! When the next
computer player runs in, press Z and you can be that man.
-To see Sting come down from the ceiling, choose a 40 man royal rumble. He'll
be the final computer player to enter and he'll come down from the ceiling.
---------------------------------
If you're looking for a challenge, play against two computer players in a
handicap match. It's tough because every time you cover someone the other guy
kicks you off. Or, for a little fun, you and another player or you and a
computer player can have a handicap match versus a computer player and kick
his ass. This is so fun!
---------------------------------
Tag matches are cool in this game. You can have tag format where you have to
tag your player in to play, or no tag format where you and your partner step
in the ring and go at it with another team. watch for count outs though.....
It's very easy to accidentally lose by count out.
---------------------------------
If you want to have gruesome bloody matches, go to options at the main menu
screen and turn realism on. You or your opponent often get easily bloody now
after being hit with a weapon, getting your face smashed on the turnbuckle,
or simply pulling off a good face maneuver. But by default, Revenge has
realism turned off, so make sure you have it turned on first.
13. Challenges
--------------------------------
Revenge can be really easy at times, so if you're bored with it, here's a
nice challenge for you:
Step 1: DON'T CHEAT while learning this!
Step 2: Go to options at the main menu and turn realism on, and difficulty
hard.
Step 3: Go to special match and choose handicap match, then 2 CPU's vs.
Player 1.
Step 4: Choose both Computer Player's to be Sting and Hollywood Hogan, and
you to Lodi.
Step 5: Make Hogan and Sting's spirit meters all the way up, and yours down.
Step 6: Turn rope break on, interference off, no ring out, yes to no dq, and
pinfall, submission, and TKO on.
Step 7: For an easy challenge, try to win the match. For a hard match, try
not to get bloody during the whole match and win, and for a super hard match
don't throw either guy out of the ring, don't get bloody, and win the match.
Not so easy anymore is it?
14. Moves
---------------------------------
This is for moonsaults / top rope maneuvers......
Most guys (especially the cruiserweights) can go to the
top rope and perform a move. Here is a list of the moves
that can be done on the top rope:
Moonsault
Twisting Moonsault
Standing Moonsault
Double Axe Handle
Buff Blockbuster (Special for Buff Bagwell)
Leg Drop (Both Guielletine and Hollywood)
Elbow Drop (Savage)
A reader of this FAQ put it perfectly:
>>
You should include info about moonsaults off the ropes. If a guy is
down, go to a rope going top to bottom on your screen, move towards it and
press A. Or, as a cruiserweight, run against the ropes and press A and the
opposite direction just before you hit the ropes.
<<
Here are guys that can do super moves on special:
-------------------------------------------------
DDP
- Put your opponent in the corner with a weak grapple, then strong
grapple him, and hit the analog stick. DDP wil put him on the top
rope and diamond cut him from there.
- Strong grapple your opponent, and whip him to the ropes. When he comes
back from off the ropes, hit the analog stick. DDP will toss him in the
air and diamond cut him on his way down.
Bill Goldberg
- Strong grapple your opponent, and whip him to the ropes. When he comes
back, hit the analog stick, and Goldberg will quickly give the opponent
a chokeslam.
Chris Benoit
- Weak grapple your opponent and whip him into the corner, then strong
grapple him and hit the analog stick. This will bring your opponent to
the top rope and powerbomb him.
Rey Mysterio Jr.
- Weak grapple your opponent and whip him into the corner, then strong
grapple him and hit the analog stick. This will perform Rey's real life
finisher, a fancy frankensteiner.
Psychosis
- Same as Rey Mysterio Jr. (above).
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If you know anymore, please mail them to me so I can add them in the last
update to this FAQ.
15. Thoughts
---------------------------------
Here's a review from my friend, the Stinger (stinger2307@yahoo.com):
The second game I owned for my Nintendo 64 (Super Mario 64 was the
first) was a game called WCW vs. NWO: World Tour. It was a WCW
wrestling game made by THQ. Though I didn't watch wrestling, and I
still don't today, something looked special about this. It just
appealed more to me than any other fighting game, and to say the
truth, I would prefer this game over any Playstation or Nintendo
64 fighting game.
World Tour was incredible. There were many characters to choose from
(many were WCW wrestlers) as well as many moves to do. The controls
were easy, and there were lots of game modes and options. So I went
to the store the day that WCW/NWO Revenge came out, thinking that
World Tour could not be beat. Little did I know.
Revenge introduced to me a bunch of new and cool improvements. In this
game, I could win real-life WCW belts in a cool challenge mode. I
could also choose from more guys to be in the game. I had a blast playing
the game all night, discovering new moves, being guys that weren't in the
other game, and winning all the belts and unlocking some of my other
favorite guys that I had no clue were in the game.
So I woke up the next morning, thinking I had played the game out. Just
when I thought there was nothing left to do, I discovered a create-a-
player mode. It wasn't at all near impressive as WWF Warzone, but it was
still something.... There was something I liked about it a lot, so I
spent another day creating other wrestlers and other people.
So already being impressed with the graphics, music, new characters and
features, I decide to show this to a friend. After doing so, I discover
the best thing yet - A 40 man Royal Rumble! So now multiplayer is added
to this game (compatible for up to 4 men). I spent another day having
rumbles and tag matches with my friends.
And now whenever I am bored, I win a belt with new guys. And when I'm
sick of that, I create players. And after that, I invite a few buddies
over and have a blast. What a game.
Graphics: 10/10
Sound/Music: 10/10
Gameplay: 10/10
Multiplayer: 10/10
Improvements: 10/10
Overall: 10/10
Here's My Review:
My Rating: 10/10
I think this is the best wrestling game ever made for any system. It's
characters are more improved from WCW vs. NWO World Tour, and WWF Warzone is
no match for this game.
Quality: The quality of this game is absolutely amazing. There are over 80
wrestlers to be, 60 real life wrestlers, which tops WWF warzones selection of
about 15 guys. There are also plenty of different modes to play, such as
championship mode where you can unlock 5 characters after winning 8 or 9
matches for 5 different real life belts. Also included is a royal rumble mode
with up to 40 men running in, and you can even set it to an over the rope
competition. Also included are tag matches, handicap matches, and costume
changes to create other wrestling superstars that aren't included in the
game. You can also have realism which is like a blood mode to make your
matches even more real. And don't forget to grab a weapon from the crowd, or
fight your opponent all the way back by the entrance ramp, or watch your
players taunt or way of showing off.
Graphics: The graphics are very impressive. The faces and outfits are exactly
how they are in real life. You can also watch your player pull off cool moves
and top rope maneuvers. Whether your putting your opponent in the corner and
dropping him off the top rope, or lifting him in the air for a jackhammer or
tombstone piledriver, the game stays clear.
In conclusion, Revenge has more great qualities that I didn't list, and
Warzone really sucks when you look at these graphics and different play modes
and at how many characters there are.
16. E-Mails
---------------------------------
Here's two debating e-mails I've recieved from readers:
>>
A couple of things:
1. EWF and DAW are not made up divisions. They are real leagues, and real
people, just different names. EWF is Empire Wrestling Federation and DAW is
Dead or Alive Wrestling. These are old feds, and might have dispanded.
2. You skipped Number 8 in the sections.
3. The Back Chokeslam Variation is a Trsh Compactor
4. Hogan's Front Finisher is called a Ric Flair Routine
5. Konnan's font-finisher is called a 187
6. Sick Boy's front-finisher is called The Cure
7. Reese's " " a Two-Hand Choke-Slam
8. Kidman's f-f is called a Kidman Bomb or a Face Plant Powerbomb.
9. Booker T's f-f is a Harlem Axe Kick (I think)
10. Disco Inferno's f-f is a Chart Buster
11. Glacier's is the Crionic Kick, not Chronic
12. Juvi Guerrera's f-f is a JuviDDT
13. Dake Ken will always pull a mallet out of the audience
14. You should include info about moonsaults off the ropes. If a guy is
down, go to a rope going top to bottom on your screen, move towards it and
press A. Or, as a cruiserweight, run against the ropes and press A and the
opposite direction just before you hit the ropes.
Creations of my own:
1. Godfather #2- Edit Stevie Ray, same costume
2. The Undertaker- Edit Nash, Costume #3 in black
The only bad wrestlers are Bischoff and Lodi, everyone else is the same.
For a super hard challenge:
Difficulty-Hard
Realism- On
Mode- Battle Royal
People- 40
Pre-Set
Character- Bischoff
With- Sting, The Giant, Nash
Ring out- No
Pin- Yes
Submit- Yes
TKO- No
Time- Under 1 hour, just Bischoff, no Blood
I did it in 52:38
Matt85163@aol.com
<<
And the other:
>>
Hi! You're doing a great job with the FAQ, but I thought I should drop you a
note and let you know that the person who emailed you about the non-WCW feds
was only half-right. The EWF and DOA are made up federation names, but the
wrestlers in them are real Japanese and Mexican wrestlers with made up names
to avoid paying royalties. I don't have a complete listing for Revenge or
World Tour yet, but if you look up a FAQ for the Playstation game WCW Vs.
the World, you'll see that most of the wrestlers are the same, because
Revenge and World Tour are based on a modified version of the engine in WvW.
If I can find a complete character listing for R/WT, I'll see if I can track
down the rest of the names for you...
Hope this helps!
Donovan K
aka Indigo Twilight
7/2/99
<<
Here is an e-mail I recently recieved:
>>
I have been looking through a lot of faq about WCW REVENGE and so far
yours has been the most thorough one. But I still have failed to find
one that explains that score system, especially for BATTLE ROYAL.
I want to rank in the top 10 but I always get scores like 20100 or
23700. The most I ever got was 27,300. The lowest score that you need
to rank in last place is at least 33800!!!!
I played BATTLE ROYAL with 40 wrestlers. I set the game so that you
can't eliminate people by throwing them out of the ring (ring out: no).
I set Quick Match to NO. The computer was set to normal. Then I
startet fighting and I beat everybody with the same guy that I had
picked at the beginning. So as I see the replay of the last guy that I
beat I start to get really excited because I'm expecting to have like
40,000 thousands points or something and then BOOM the score screen
comes up and says that I only had 22,800!!!!!!
I was pissed!!!! I couldn't believe it!! It took me 1 hour 34 minutes
and 19 seconds for nothing!!
So my question is...what gives the most points? PINS, SUBMISSIONS, TKOS?
killing some one quick? taking your time doing tactic moves like moves
off the turn buckle, throwing to ropes and than slaming? do I need to
pick power characters like the GIANT and do power moves? please help me
with this, I haven't been able to figure this out. Since you obviously
are so skilled at this game I thought that you may have some answers.
Thanks in advance!!
Write back as soon as possible.
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Here is my response to the message:
Here's what to do:
Set the battle royal to pin only and 8 guys. It doesn't matter who you
be but I recommend Sting for his great set of moves and he gets weapons
every time. All you have to do is beat your opponents for a long time.
Try everything on them; all the weak grapple moves, all the strong
grapple moves. Hit him with weapons, use your finisher on him, use his
own finisher against him, slam him into ring posts, do moonsaults or top
rope leg drops onto him..... Anything, just beat on him for a really long
time. Pin him, and repeat on the nexy guy. It's hard, and it takes awhile,
but it will earn you the most points.
<<
Here's more stuff (7/29/99).....
>>
You can throw your opponent through the ropes to the outside of the ring,
throw them under the ropes back into the ring, or bash their head on the
turnbuckle from within the ring by executing the following combination (you
must have your back to the ropes, ring apron, or turnbuckle to do this):
strong grapple, hold direction, then c-down + a button simultaneously.
Certain cruiserweights have springboard attacks which are unique. While
facing your opponent in the ring, run away from him. Keep the direction
button held in and as you approach the ropes, hit the 'a' button. Your
wrestler will leap onto the second rope and springboard backward, either
doing a back somersault or some other awesome feat. Also: when running
toward the ropes, hold in 'up-c' and your wrestler will slide under the
ropes and stand up on the apron facing into the ring. Press and hold the
direction button toward the ring, then press 'a' to springboard to the top
rope and come back into the ring with a missile drop-kick. If your
opponent happens to be laying on the mat when you execute this maneuver,
you'll do something else. Psychosis, for example, leaps over the top rope
with a leg drop.
A couple things I haven't figured out that you may be able to help me with:
- How do you execute the running/sliding kick when you're in the
ring and your opponent is outside the ring?
- How do you perform a running suicide dive through the ropes to
the outside like I've seen the computer do with Psychosis and Juventud
Guerrera?
David Heiskell
"Stretch"
dmheisk@charm.net
http://www.charm.net/~dmheisk
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My Response to the questions:
When your opponent is out of the ring, different guys have different moves
to do. For example, Rick Steiner has the baseball slide, while most of the
cruiserweights have the rope dives. To do them, wait until your opponent is
outside of the ring, and line yourself up with him. Run the opposite way to
the ropes and hold the A Button. Then when your character reaches the
ropes, he'll do a baseball slide or other move depending on who it is.
<<
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>>
I was just reading your Revenge FAQ (well done...
it's probably one of the most extensive wrestling
game faq's I ever read) and I noticed you had
Han Zo Mon's finisher down as the screwdriver.
Now the guys in DAW and EWF are all real guys,
who wrestle in Japan, and Han Zo Mon is based
fairly loosely on Hayabusa. Hayabusa's finishing move
is called the Falcon Arrow, but he doesn't spin around.
So instead of screwdriver, you could call it the spinning
falcon arrow. Also, he calls the "360 splash" the
Firebird Splash, and the one he does of the top rope
when he has special (try it, it's wicked) he calls
the Stardust Press, which is his actual finisher.
I could lend you a hand with figuring out the names of
the other guys moves too if you like.
Dan "Nightwolf" Hayes
<<
This is great stuff! I have been trying to get my hands on the actual
names of the finishers for the backgrounds FAQ; once all of them are
decided, I'll update the backgrounds FAQ with the proper names. Thanks,
Dan!
Here is a recently received mail:
>>
I need the code to get the cage match and to get rick flair, if you have it
please send me the info asap.
<<
This was in this FAQ already:
Q: Where are the Four Horsemen?
A: Sorry, this game was made when Ric Flair vanished, and Arn Anderson and
Mongo disappeared for awhile. It is 99.9% positive that the horsemen will be
in the next game considering their real life popularity. However, Chris
Benoit and Dean Malenko are in the game; they're the only horsemen in it.
In addition to this, there is no cage match. There was a rumor that if
you get the highest point totals in every category, you get a cage
match option, but I've accomplished this and nothing happened. Also, I
contacted someone from WCW.com about it:
>>
Q: does any one in the game brain bust or ddt from the top rope.
A: No, I wish. But a bunch of guys superplex; I guess that's as close as
you'll get.
Q: Dear Crippler,
I was wondering if you knew how to do the
move with konnan. It's the one that X-Pac does and
thats THe X-Factor and konnan does it too. I was
wondering if you knew how to do it. If you do then
E-mail me and even if you don't just let me know.
A: Nope, unfortunately, it's not possible to do in this game. But if
you are wondering about other character's moves check out my character
backgrounds FAQ or go to GameFAQs and check out one of the many move
lists.
Q: Hi on wcw nwo how do you do the buffbuster? I will like to know I
try and try but never get it!!!!!!!
A: Be Buff Bagwell, get on special, mske sure that you WEAK grapple,
whip your opponent into the corner, strong grapple, and tap the analog
stick, then he does it automatically.
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Here is a mail I got:
>>
hi there
i think that i've got an addition to your wcw/nwo revenge faq, and also a
little question. i read faq version 2.2, and i noticed that one (that i know
of ;-) super move on special is missing
* chris benoit :
strong grapple, throw opponent to ropes, tap stick while he approaches
armed bar takedown into crippler crossface
* juvy guerrera
strong grapple, throw opponent to ropes, tap stick while he approaches
running huricanrana
hope this helps :-)
here's my question :
there is an option in the game menu, 'no dq'. how can you get disqualified
in the game ?
<<
Thanks for this stuff, and I think you can get DQ'd by having someone
run in and help you or using a weapon, but I'm not sure. I'll have to
look into it for you.
17. What's Different?
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How is Revenge different from World Tour? Please see the credits as some
of these were contributed.
- There are new wrestlers, and they have all been adjusted to their
proper stables/divisions.
- More moves available to wrestlers.
- New and improved camera angles.
- New and better entrances now with graphics and the player's own
taunt.
- Fighting on the entrance ramp is available.
- More weapons added.
- A new costume edit mode where you can create players or just change
one's appearance.
- There are all new arena set-ups.
- Here is a list of guys that were in World Tour that are not in Revenge:
- Ric Flair
- Steven Regal
- Bogus Sting
- Syxx
- Sumo Jo
- Kim Chee
- Blackheart
- Puchteca
- Hannibal
- Powder Keg
- Dim Sum
- Saladin
- Ali Baba
- Black Ninja
- Shaolin
- The Unknown
- The Claw
- Black Belt
- Paco Loco
- Shaman
- Master Fuji
- Joe Bruiser
- Black Widow
18. Character Backgrounds
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This nice little section here tells you who the game's best are, and
some comments about them that tells you why they are good or bad and
explains why I rated them the way I did. The object of it is to help you
see what character you will be best with.
WCW/NWO Revenge
Nintendo 64
Character Backgrounds FAQ
Version 1.3
9/15/99
Written By:
The Crippler
cripplerx@hotmail.com
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table of contents
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1) Intro
2) Update History
3) Attributes
4) Backgrounds
5) EWF/DAW
6) Credits
7) Legal Info
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table of contents
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1) Intro
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Welcome to this all new WCW/NWO Revenge (for Nintendo 64) character
backgrounds FAQ. The purpose of this FAQ is to give you a general
understanding of how good or bad each character is in Revenge. Please
note that I have now included the EWF and DAW; their backgrounds
have been added in this 1.1 update.
I will also have the finishers list of every character in the game which
will also help improve this FAQ. Note that I have a seperate Revenge
FAQ located at GameFAQs.
The latest version of this FAQ can always be found at:
GameFAQs
http://www.gamefaqs.com
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2) Update History
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Version 1.3 (9/15/99)
- Nightwolf sent me more moves!
- Check out the EWF/DAW Section
Version 1.2 (9/08/99)
- I added info on some of the EWF/DWA guys.
- It was contributed, so check the credits!
Version 1.1 (8/12/99)
- Finished the EWF and DAW backgrounds.
- I got some help from another FAQ writer, so check out the credits.
Version 1.0 (7/27/99)
- FAQ Release
- Everything is new.
- DAW and EWF background will arrive in the next update.
- Finishers will also arrive in the next update.
- This took a looooong time (be grateful).
- I think I like this update history format better.
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3) Attributes
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- All ratings are on a scale from 1-10, 1 being the worst, 10 being the
best.
- The total points are out of 30.
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Name Strength Speed Move Set Total Points
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Hollywood Hogan 8 2 8 18
The Giant 10 2 9 21
Brian Adams 7 4 7 18
Scott Hall 9 8 10 27
Scott Norton 8 4 9 21
Buff Bagwell 9 9 7 25
Eric Bischoff 1 10 1 12
Scott Steiner 10 5 8 23
Curt Hennig 6 5 7 18
Kevin Nash 10 6 8 24
Sting 9 10 10 29
Lex Luger 9 7 7 23
Randy Savage 8 6 9 23
Konnan 4 9 7 20
Raven 7 9 9 25
Lodi 1 8 2 11
Riggs 4 4 6 14
Sick Boy 4 4 6 14
Reese 10 2 4 16
Kidman 5 10 7 22
Roddy Piper 6 9 9 24
Dallas Page 8 9 10 27
Bill Goldberg 10 7 9 26
Bret Hart 8 10 10 28
Chris Benoit 5 10 10 25
Rick Steiner 8 5 7 20
Fit Finley 7 5 7 19
Booker T. 8 10 7 25
Saturn 8 9 7 24
Disco Inferno 3 9 6 18
Jim Neidhart 8 2 7 17
British Bulldog 7 8 4 19
Glacier 4 9 6 19
Meng 9 7 7 23
Van Hammer 6 6 4 16
Kanyon 8 9 10 27
Yugi Nagata 4 9 4 17
Larry Zbysko 3 2 7 12
The Barbarian 8 6 7 21
La Parka 2 9 2 13
Stevie Ray 8 5 6 19
Chris Jericho 7 10 9 26
Eddy Guerrero 5 9 5 19
Psychosis 7 10 10 27
Rey Mysterio Jr. 5 10 9 24
Dean Malenko 7 10 7 24
Juventud Guerrera 5 10 10 25
The Ultimo Dragon 5 10 10 25
Chavo Guerrero Jr. 3 10 7 20
Alex Wright 4 8 7 19
AKI Man / THQ Man 5 10 9 24
Shogun 6 4 9 19
The Executioner 7 4 8 19
Dr. Frank 9 4 8 21
Jekel 10 2 10 22
Maya Inka Boy 8 4 7 19
Hawk Hana 10 1 8 19
Kim Chee 9 3 4 16
Dake Ken 7 9 7 23
Brickowski 5 10 4 19
Ming Chee 5 5 7 17
Han Zo Mon 6 10 7 23
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NOTES
- Of course, there is no actual way of determining speed. I based it on
how fast the person is to getting to the ropes and doing the quickest
moves. For example, compare The Giant and Rey Musterio Jr. doing a top
rope moonsault as quick as possible. Who would do it faster?
- The top 5 ranked are:
5. Scott Hall*
4. Dallas Page / Kanyon*
3. Psychosis*
2. Bret Hart
1. Sting
* - Are tied with 27 total points.
- The 5 lowest ranked are:
5. Kim Chee
4. La Parka
3. Larry Zbysko
2. Eric Bischoff
1. Lodi
- Yes, these ratings are my opinions, but they *are* accurate.
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4) Backgrounds
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This took forever, playing as all these characters and jotting down these
thoughts. Be grateful!!!
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Character Backgrounds
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Hollywood Hulk Hogan
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Ric Flair Routine
-Back: Roll Up Pin
I gave Hogan an 8 in strength because even though he is old, he has a
few slams in the game such as the gorilla press and scoop slam. He's no
speed demon but his moves are decent. His finishers are certainly a rip,
which lowers his set from a 10 to an 8.
The Giant
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Choke Slam
-Back: Trash Compactor
Obviously, The Giant thrives on power. He has a set of superb strength
moves including his finishers, and a nice jack knife powerbomb. He has
a mean piledriver as well, but his size slows him down. Be him if you
are not looking for anything fancy.
Brian Adams
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Rock Bottom
-Back: Backwards Vertical Suplex
Brian Adams is somewhat strong, but he has a huge disadvantage in the
game because he thrives on power and doesn't have any super human strength.
This causes his moves to often be reversed. His speed is poor but he has
two nice finishers and a couple of other good moves.
Scott Hall
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: The Outsiders Edge
-Back: German Suplex
Scott Hall has a great amount of power in the game (just check out his
front finisher) and also a decent speed burst. He is acceptionally good
in the game due to his strength yet ability to pull off top rope maneuvers.
Also, some of his other moves are great.
Scott Norton
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: Trash Compactor
Norton is another guy who basically thrives on power which will determine
how well he does. He has horrible speed, but his strength makes up for
that. Also, his move set is incredible; you can powerbomb your opponents
without being on special.
Buff Bagwell
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: German Suplex Pinning Combo
-Ropes: Buff Blockbuster
What makes Buff good in the game is the fact that he has something that
not many other characters have: strength and speed. He has the basic
slam moves, yet he's not super fat and bent out of shape. His move set
is decent; nothing unheard of, but that Buff Blockbuster is pretty sweet.
Eric Bischoff
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
- None
Please, don't waste your time being this guy. He has no wrestling moves;
just a bunch of karate kicks and punches. He runs quick and is skinny,
but not having strength is a critical disadvantage in grapples, and he
has the worst stamina in the game.
Scott Steiner
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Steiner Screwdriver
-Back: Arm Bar Back Suplex
Steiner is a huge guy that relies truly on power. His speed is decent for
a bigger guy, and his moves set is also very good (check out his awesome
front finisher). The only thing that holds him down a bit is that the
cruiserweights can out-run him.
Curt Henning
nWo Hollywood Member
Finishers:
-Front: Hennig Plex
-Back: Bulldog
Avoid Curt Hennig at all costs! He doesn't have a lot of strength except
for his front finisher, he's no speed demon to say the least, and his move
set isn't good (his back finisher is a bulldog; why be on special to do
that when you could do it regularly with anyone else)?
Kevin Nash
nWo Wolfpac Member
Finishers:
-Front: Jack Knife Powerbomb
-Back: Sidewalk Slam
Nash is the power person in the game. Definetely be him for some awesome
slams and power moves. He's near 7 feet tall, so his speed is not all that
great, but his move set is unique do to having lots of power moves and
nothing else.
Sting
nWo Wolfpac Member
Finishers:
-Front: Scorpion Death Lock
-Back: Scorpion Death Drop
Sting is definetely the best character to be in the entire game. He is
skinny and has a tremendous amount of speed, and is also strong at the
same time. Also, he has the best move set you'll see in the entire game,
ranging from his special Scorpion Death Drop to his awesome Stinger Splash.
Lex Luger
nWo Wolfpac Member
Finishers:
-Front: Powerbomb Pinning Combo
-Back: Torture Rack
Luger is another good player in the game, though I'll admit he's nothing
to really brag about. His strength is good, but his speed is bad. His move
set is pretty decent; the torture rack is original to his character, but
the rest are moves that all the other characters have.
Randy Savage
nWo Wolfpac Member
Finishers:
-Front: Free Shots
-Back: Roll Up
-Ropes: Big Elbow
The Macho Man is a pretty strong guy and he's good because he doesn't
completely rely on powerful moves. He doesn't, however, have good speed
which can cost you dearly when you're trying to finish your opponent off
with the big elbow. Nice jumping piledriver!
Konnan
nWo Wolfpac Member
Finishers:
-Front: 187
-Back: German Suplex
Konnan certainly doesn't have a lot of strength, but he has a pretty
decent speed burst especially on that summersault clothesline. He also
has a pretty decent move set, and though not superb, his 187 and tequila
sunrise finishers are unique to his character
Raven
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Evenflow DDT
-Back: German Suplex
Raven is very good in the game for a few reasons. First off, he's no
power demon, but he has a good amount of strength. The only thing that
changes his speed from a 10 to a 9 is that he has no top rope moves. His
move set is also incredible; check out that awesome Evenflow DDT!
Lodi
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Arm Hook Powerbomb Pin
-Back: Sleeper Hold
In my opinion, Lodi is the worst character in the game. He's a skinny,
puny guy, and is so weak that his moves are often reversed. He has decent
speed but doesn't apply his rope maneuvers very well, and his move set
is boring and unoriginal.
Riggs
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Arm Hook Powerbomb Pin
-Back: German Suplex
Yet another one of the game's jobbers........ Barely any strength, poor
speed, and an incredibly unoriginal move set. I don't recall seeing any
of Riggs' moves being unique to him, and his rope skills are extremely
pathetic.
Sick Boy
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Double Arm Suplex
-Back: Strong Backdrop
In real life, the Flock is stacked with jobbers........ It's stacked with
jobbers in the game, too. I rated his attributes the same as Riggs', as
he is like the same guy in the game only with a different name and a
different gimmick (see above).
Reese
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Throat Choke / Slam Combo
-Back: Trash Compactor
Once again, a power machine due to his incredible size (second largest
in the game behind The Giant), he has a great amount of power and lacks
tremendously in speed. His move set is pathetic considering what he could
be like, and though his front finisher is unique, it's boring.
Billy Kidman
Flock Member
Finishers:
-Front: Face Down Powerbomb
-Back: Bulldog
-Ropes: Shooting Star Press / Seven Year Itch
Finally, it's a good flock member! His strength is good among
crusierweights, but is poor against other characters in the game. His speed
is tremendous, and his move set is decent. Be sure to check out the
shooting star press and his front finisher.
Roddy Piper
WCW 1 Division Member
Finishers:
-Front: Free Shots
-Back: Sleeper Hold
Piper lacks in strength due to his age, but still has a tremendous speed
burst. His moves are great; he has two mean piledrivers which you can
switch doing, as well as his front finisher which is much like him in real
life.
Diamond Dallas Page
WCW 1 Division Member
Finishers:
-Front: Diamond Cutter
-Back: Back Breaker
-Ropes: Flying Diamond Cutter
-Turnbuckle: Diamond Death Cutter
No matter what way you want to look at it, Page excels in this game. His
strength is normal for a heavyweight which allows him to compete with guys
like Nash and The Giant. His speed is still very good, and he can do top
rope maneuvers. His move set is one of the best in the game, with a nice
reversed piledriver which sets up the Diamond Cutter or its 2 other
variations.
Bill Goldberg
WCW 1 Division Member
Finishers:
-Front: Jackhammer
-Back: Arm Bar Back Suplex
-Ropes: Quick Chokeslam
Goldberg has terrific strength in the game especially considering that
he's not a near 7 footer. His speed and agility is great for his size,
and he can really nail that spear in a split second. The thing that ruins
his agility a little bit is that his tope rope moves look sloppy. His
move set is also great, with the spear, the jackhammer, and the quick
chokeslam all being unique to the game. Another good thing about him is
that it's easy to get him on special with the spear and his quick taunt.
Bret Hart
WCW Division 1 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Sharpshooter
-Back: Russian Leg Sweep
Bret Hart is another one of the wrestlers that is questionably the best
in the game. He has both strength and speed; something that many of the
wrestlers both wished they had. Also, his move set is simply incredible.
He has a technical wrestling style, which means to work a certain part
of the body over (particularly the legs) and then finish them off with
the sweet sharpshooter.
Chris Benoit
WCW Division 1 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Powerbomb Pinning Combo
-Back: 5 Rolling German Suplexes
-Ropes: Crippler Crossface
Chris Benoit lacks greatly in strength, but what can you expect from a guy
that's 5'10" and is not in a cruiserweight division? His speed is
definetely the best in the game, and he is another candidate for best move
set you'll ever see. His crippler crossface is original to him and is the
sweetest submission move in the game (you don't even have to be on special
to do it, although that's what I would recommend). Also, his rolling
German suplexes are too good to be true, and his swan dive headbutt and
superplex work as an award-winning combo.
Rick Steiner
WCW Division 1 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: German Suplex
The dog face gremlin kind of got screwed over in this game. He has a lot
of strength and does a lot of power moves but they mean nothing versus
bigger guys like Nash and The Giant. His speed is bad considering his
size, and his move set is a dissapointment (there's no top rope
bulldog)!
Fit Finlay
WCW Division 1 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Tombstone Piledriver
-Back: Chicken Wing Submission Hold
Why this guy was put in WCW 1 will remain a mystery to me for a long time.
He has a bunch of power moves, but isn't that great and often gets
reversed. His speed isn't good, but his tombstone piledriver is sweet which
improves his move set greatly.
Booker T
WCW Division 1 Member
Finishers:
-Top Rope: Harlem Hangover
-Front: Arm Twist Face Kick
-Back: Spinning Sidewalk Slam
Booker T is strong though he's a skinny tall guy. He has a tremendous
amount of speed and agility for his height, and he is one of the quickest
guys in the game which helps him go through with that harlem hangover. His
moveset is decent, and though his front finisher isn't that original, it's
sweet as hell.
Saturn
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Death Valley Driver
-Back: German Suplex
Saturn is another guy that has a good amount of strength considering his
height. His speed is pretty good, as is his move set. The Death Valley
Driver is original to him in the game and is one of the coolest move you
will see.
Disco Inferno
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Arm Twist Jaw Breaker
-Back: Jumping Rollup
Please avoid being this character! He has a horrible amount of strength
being the puny wimp that he is. His speed is obviously good since he is
small and skinny, but his moves stink. Barely anything original or cool
is included in his entire move set.
Jim Neidhart
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Choke Hold
-Back: Atomic Drop
The second jobber in a row..... A big guy with a lot of power, and
absolutely no speed. His move set is ok, but is super unoriginal (look at
his back finisher) and his moves are a dissapointment for such a large
guy.
The British Bulldog
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Running Powerslam
-Back: Atomic Drop
The British Bulldog has a decent amount of power and a good amount of
speed, which is something most other character can only wish they had.
However, pretty much his only good move is his front finisher, although
that finisher is pretty sweet.
Glacier
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Chronic Kick
-Back: Spin Kick
Glacier doesn't include much power in his attributes, although he is more
of a karate guy. His speed is pretty good and he gets to the ropes rather
quick, but his moves are pathetic until you run into his two finishers,
which I must admit are pretty cool.
Meng
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Toggan Death Grip
-Back: Pump Handle Slam
Definetely one of the premiere powerful guys in the federation, he is good
for competing with guys like Nash and The Giant. He has both a decent
amount of power and speed to get by the large guys, and his moves are
rather good (definetely check out that front finisher).
Van Hammer
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Shoulder Breaker
-Back: Backwards Vertical Suplex
This guy is living proof that there are jobbers in this game. He is really
tall and you would expect a good amount of power out of him, but he's
actually pretty weak. He's not quick and his moves are not just boring but
also unoriginal.
Kanyon
WCW Division 2 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Flatliner
-Back: Shoulder Face Slam
Kanyon, in this game (and in real life for that matter) is absolutely
incredible. His strength is good, as is his speed, which is a killer
combination. The thing that stands out about him are his creative sets
of moves. You won't see them anywhere else on any other character, and he
has quite a few. Be sure to check out both of his finishers.
Yugi Nagata
WCW Division 3 Member
Finishers:
-Front: T-Bone Suplex
-Back: N/A
This jobber was not put in the 3rd division for no reason. he has no power
what so ever, though his speed is good considering his small size. His
moves are a disgrace to the game. His front finisher is original to him but
just isn't that cool. It doesn't really qualify as a finisher.
Larry Zbysko
WCW Division 3 Member
Finishers:
-N/A
Just look at this guy and you will understand why 1) He's in division 3,
2) I didn't bother learning his finishers, and 3) I'm not even going to
tell you why he is horrible. He shouldn't even be a character in the game;
go back to announcing!
The Barbarian
WCW Division 3 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Toggan Death Grip
-Back: Pump Handle Slam
Don't be surprised when you see this guy's attributes as a division 3
member..... He's a secret character in the game (win the tag titles). He
has good strength but bad speed, although his move set is very good. Being
Meng's partner, he is a lot like Meng, and even has the same finishers.
La Parka
WCW Division 3 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Arm Bar Powerbomb With Pin
-Back: German Suplex
You may be wondering, "Why isn't this guy in the cruiserweight division?"
well, the answer is quite simple: Because he sucks so much that he belongs
in the 3rd division. The only possible thing I could think of that's good
about him is that when he comes out, he is armed with a chair.
Stevie Ray
WCW Division 3 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Slap Jack
-Back: Roll Up
This is a guy that belongs in WCW 2 (he's not that bad) but he was a late
edition to the game. Good strength, bad speed, and decent moves... The
usual for a guy his size. Also, just a note, he joined the nWo in August
(Revenge hit stores in November) and one of his outfits is an nWo one
although he's in WCW.... This is proof that he's a last minute edition.
Chris Jericho
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Lion Tamer
-Back: Backward Vertical Suplex
In this game, Jericho is the man! He has a good amount of strength for
a cruiserweight, and has super speed, which are two great combos. His moves
are also super cool. He has a few moves that make him a technical
wrestler, like his two finishers and his DDT.
Eddy Guerrero
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Outsider's Edge With Pin
-Back: German Suplex With Pin
-Top Rope: Frog Splash
I like to refer to Uncle Eddy as "The Cruiserweight Jobber" in Revenge.
he doesn't have a lot of power, but has good speed, so you would think
he'd make a good cruiserweight..... But he has a sorry move set that you
will fall asleep watching.
Psychosis
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Face Down Powerbomb
-Back: Backward Vertical Suplex
-Ropes: Fancy Frankensteiner
In my honest opinion, Psychosis is the best cruiserweight in the entire
game. He has a good amount of strength; not enough to pick up Nash, but
certainly enough to slam cruiserweights. He has super speed, and is great
at pulling off frankensteiners, moonsaults, springboards, and other rope
maneuvers. And, his moves are so cool. He has some neat suplexes, some
good springboards, awesome moonsaults and rope moves, and some DDTs and
good finishers. What more could you ask for?
Rey Mysterio Jr.
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
-Ropes: Fancy Frankensteiner
Rey is another one of the great cruiserweights. He has poor strength, but
probably is the fastest guy in the game. Like Psychosis (see above), he
has great moves and can pull of the rope moves and springboards without a
flaw.
Dean Malenko
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Texas Cloverleaf
-Back: Roll Up Pin
Dean Malenko is a threat to the other cruiserweights because for a small
guy, he has decent power. He's another one of the technical wrestlers who
has great speed and a nice move set. His texas cloverleaf us cool because
it's original and is one of the cooler submission moves in the game.
Juventud Geurrera
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Top Rope: 450 Degree Splash
-Front: DDT Variation
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
Juvi is the smallest guy in the game, and he has decent power, believe it
or not (he can pull off his own Juvi Driver). His speed is amazing, and
his move set is one of the best in the game. On special, he actually
performs a 450 degree splash off the top rope onto his opponent! Amazing.
The Ultimo Dragon
WCW Division 4 Member
Ultimo Dragon:
-Front: Running Powerbomb
-Back: Hurracanrana With Pin
The Ultimo Dragon has improved in this game since previously being in
World Tour. No strength; good speed, just the first two normal attributes
for cruiserweights. His regular moves arene't that good, but his front
finisher is so awesome!
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
WCW Division 4 Member
Finisher:
-Front: Tornado DDT
-Back: Roll Up Pin
Just like I've said in the past 4 or 5 reviews, Chavo is a crusierweight
with poor strength, yet good speed. His moves are ok, but certainly don't
even compare to other cruiserweights. Also, his front finisher is a regular
(not off the ropes) tornado DDT, where you can do that not on special with
a few other character off the ropes.
Alex Wright
WCW Division 4 Member
Finishers:
-Front: Powerbomb With Pin
-Back: German Suplex With Pin
Alex Wright is a different kind of cruiserweight. He is tall and skinny,
unlike the other small guys. His strength is bad, and his speed is decent,
which makes him kind of weird (his size is different than the other
cruiserweights, yet his attributes are the smae). His moves are ok, mostly
the front and back finishers, however.
AKI Man / THQ Man
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Leg Chop Takedowns
-Back: Arm Bar Suplex With Pin
AKI Man and THQ Man are the same person.... Find them in the EWF division
and press one of the C buttons to change the name (same guys with different
names and outfits). The character alone is very good, with barely any
strength, yet good speed. His move set is one of the most original in the
game, featuring moves unique to his character.
Shogun
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Outsider's Edge With Pin
-Back: Arm Bar Suplex
Shogun has the appearance of a "Class A," jobber, but he come off really
not that bad. His front finisher is original and is so awesome; it's Scott
Hall's Outsider's Edge only with more force and a pinning combo. He uses
some power moves, though, that negatively effect him because he's not that
big of a guy.
The Executioner
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Hanging Drop Suplex
-Back: Pump Handle Slam With Pin
Again like Shogun, this guy comes off as a complete loser jobber, but turns
out to be not that bad. His front finisher is creative and original to him
in the game, while his back finisher shows his good varied use of power.
But whatever you do, don't put him up against Nash or The Giant, for he will
be crushed if attempting these kinds of moves.
Dr. Frank
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Hurricane Toss
-Back: Torture Rack
Dr. Frank has a great combo of power and submission moves. He's got
some suplexes, slams, piledriver, and a nice powerbomb w/pin. On the
flipside he has good submissions like the ab stretch, and Boston Crab.
His Hurricane Toss gets your opponet's Spirit Meter down nicely and at the
end Frank himself even gets dizzy which is pretty funny. He's one of the
rare big guys who has moves off the top rope. "You can't pin da Frank!"
Jekel
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Spinning Doctor Bomb
-Back: Arm Bar Suplex With Pin
In my honest opinion, The Jekel is one of the premiere power men in this
entire game. He has a slight disadvantage in the height deaprtment, but his
moves are awesome! His front finisher is a great display of his power, and
it's original at the same time. And if you don't feel like waiting to get
on special to do it, you can still pull it off minus the spin.
Maya Inca Boy
EWF Member
Finishers:
-Front: Strong Powerbomb
-Back: Strong German Suplex
The MIB is sort of overrated in this game. He looks all big and tough
because of his muscles and tattood body. He has a ppor amount of speed to
say the very least possible, but he has a decent amount of strength and
has a very original move set. Both of his finishers display his combo
of strength and creativity.
Hawk Hana
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Karate Roll
-Back: Bone Crunch
Hawk Hana is obviously a power wrestler with a tremendous lack of speed;
his size shows it from the beginning. His move set saves him from going
from a horrible wrestler to pretty decent; for his moves are extremely
powerful and original.
Kim Chee
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Juvi Driver
-Back: Take Down Sleeper
Believe it or not, Kim Chee's move set is absolutely incredible for his
size. Obviously, his speed is pathetic, but goodness, he weighs 300+ pounds
and pulls off a Juvi Driver as his front finisher! Use him for a rare
combo - power yet cruiserweight moves.
Dake Ken
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Reverse Flatliner
-Back: Bone Cruncher
There's not a whole lot to say about this guy -- he doesn't have a whole
lot of power, but his speed is great, and the fans give him a sledge hammer
as a weapon. His front finisher is unique to him in the game but doesn't
look powerful enough to be considered a cool move.
Brickowski
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Powerbomb Hold With Pin
-Back: Head Lock Variation
Again, due to his size, his power is limited but his speed is really good
and he is quick when getting to those ropes. His back finisher sucks and
really looks kind of stupid, but his front finisher is cool and goes as his
really powerful move.
Ming Chee
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Hanging Vertical Suplex
-Back: German Suplex
Another super powerful monster-like wrestler that completely lacks in the
department of speed. What can I say about his moves? His back finisher is
unoriginal and sucks, but his front finisher is unique to him and it rules..
He'll get crushed by the big guys, mark my word.
Han Zo Mon
DAW Member
Finishers:
-Front: Screwdriver
-Back: German Suplex With Pin
This guy is really impressive. He could go for the cruiserweight division
but he has some extra strength hanging around. His speed is great and
allows his move set to kick ass; he can pull off a 360 flip onto your
opponent from the top rope in the beginning of the match! Also, his front
finisher is cool and he has other spring board and rope moves.
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5) EWF/DAW
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This stuff was contributed (see credits)!
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AKI Man
Real Name: Mitsuharu Misawa
Finisher: Tiger Driver
How to do finisher: not in Revenge
Signature: Double dragon legwhip
How to do Signature: Front Special
Shogun
Real Name: Toshiaki Kawada
Finisher: Praying Crucifix Bomb
How to do finisher: Front Special
Signature: Stretch Plum
How to do Signature: Hold A, A from behind
Executioner
Real Name: Kenta Kobashi
Finisher: Reverse Death Valley Bomb
How to do finisher: Front Special
Signature: Lariat
How to do Signature: While running press B
Dr Frank
Real Name: Jumbo Tsuratu
Finisher: Jumping Knee
How to do Finisher: While running press B
Signature: Giant Swing
How to do Signature: Front Special
Jekel
Real Name: Dr Death Steve Williams
Finisher: Spinning Dr Bomb
How to do Finisher: Front Special
Signature: Dr Bomb
How to do Signature: Strong Grapple Down B
Maya Inca Boy
Real Name: Akira Taoe
Finisher: Nodowabomb
How to do Finisher: Front Special
Signature: Dynamic bomb
How to do signature: Strong Grapple Down B
Hawk Hana
Real Name: Genichiro Tenryu
Finsher: Powerbomb
How to do Finisher: Strong Grapple Down A
Signature: Acapulco
How to do Signature: Front Special
Kim Chee
Real Name: Koji Kitao
Dake Ken
Real Name: Atsushi Onita
Finisher: Thunder Fire Powerbomb
How to do Finisher: Strong Grapple Down B
Signature: Front Leg Sweep
How to do Signature: Front Special
Brickowski
Real Name: Mil Mascaras
Finisher: Flying Cross Body Press
How to do finisher: not in Revenge
Signature: Hanging powerbomb
How to do Signature: Front Special
Ming Chee
Real Name: Tarzan Goto
Finisher: Facebuster
How to do Finisher: Front Special
Signature: Jungle bomb
How to do Signature: Back Special
Han Zo Mon
Real Name: Hayabusa
Finisher: Stardust Press / Firebird Splash
How to do Finisher: Top rope Special when opponent down / Top rope
when opponent down
Signature: Corkscrew Falcon Arrow
How to do Signature: Front Special
Kim Chee
Real Name: Koji Kitao
Finisher: K-Driller
How to do finisher: Front Special
Signature: can't find it anywhere
How to do Signature: dunno
Kim Chee
Real Name: Koji Kitao
Finisher: K-Driller
How to do finisher: Front Special
Signature: can't find it anywhere
How to do Signature: dunno
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6) Credits
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Eric McClung
http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/n64/game/22529.html
For supplying me with the Dr. Frank background. Be sure to check out his
Dr. Frank character FAQ at the URL located above.
The EWF/DAW Section was sent in by Nightwolf. I was told to credit
Nightwolf, Icemaster, and DragonL for them, if I was to use them.
Thanks to those three guys...
- THQ and AKI
- World Championship Wrestling
- Nintendo
- GameFAQs
http://www.thq.com
http://www.aki.com
http://www.wcw.com
http://www.nintendo.com
http://www.gamefaqs.com
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19. Credits
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THQ and AKI for making this great game.
Nintendo.......... It's their game!
Eric McClung for sending me his Dr. Frank background. Check out his
Dr. Frank FAQ at GameFAQs.
Dan "Nightwolf" Hayes, Icemaster, and DragonL
GameFAQs (http://www.gamefaqs.com)
Matt and Donovan for the e-mails (see above)
Cheat Code Central (http://www.cheatcc.com)
The IceMaster for some Changes (above). Check out his Revenge FAQ at
GameFAQs.
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