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名称
WWF 狂热摔跤 (世界版)
英文名
WWF WrestleFest (World)
公司
Technos Japan (Tecmo license)
年份
1991
平台
Arcade
人数
4 人
操作
P1 joy 8向 2键 · P2 joy 8向 2键 · P3 joy 8向 2键 · P4 joy 8向 2键
系列
WWF Superstars
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《WWF 狂热摔跤 (世界版)》是 Technos Japan (Tecmo license) 于 1991 年推出的街机游戏。本站提供浏览器在线游玩,并收录操作、角色与玩法资料。

故事背景与历史价值Story background and historical notes

资料库未提供中文记录,以下保留英文原始资料。

A 27-year-old Arcade Video Game PCB

WWF WrestleFest (c) 1991 Technos Japan Corporation.

10 selectable wrestlers fight in a tag team tournament or take part in the Royal Rumble.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : TA-0031

Main CPU : Motorola 68000 (@ 12 Mhz) Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.579545 Mhz) Sound Chips : Yamaha YM2151 (@ 3.579545 Mhz), OKI6295 (@ 7.759 Khz)

Players : 4 Control : 8-Way Joystick Buttons : 2 => Punch, Kick

- TRIVIA -

WWF Wrestlefest was released in July 1991.

Also licensed to Tecmo.

The only WWF Technos game to not feature theme music for any of the individual wrestlers.

The announcer is Michelle 'Mike' McGuirk, who would sometimes substitute for Howard Finkel, the WWF's longtime ring announcer. McGuirk worked as a ring announcer for the WWF between 1988 and 1993 before she left because, according to her, she refused sexual advances made upon her by WWF owner Vince McMahon.

The game's announcer incorrectly announces Sergeant Slaughter's finishing move. Slaughter's finishing move (digging a knuckle into the opponent's temple) is announced as a 'Cobra Clutch', whereas that move is called 'The Torture Bar'. A Cobra Clutch looks totally different : DiBiase's Million Dollar Dream is a Cobra Clutch.

You can beat the Legion of Doom and get their titles via a count-out in the Tag Team portion of the game (Saturday Night's Main Event). This is incorrect : in pro wrestling, a championship only changes hands via a pinfall or a submission. If the champion/champions are counted-out or are disqualified, they lose the match, but they hold on to their titles.

The rules for the Royal Rumble are not quite correct. In WrestleFest, you can be eliminated by being thrown from the ring, or the traditional means (pin, submission, etc.). This is not correct. Ever since the WWF Royal Rumble started, the rules for elimination have never changed. The ONLY way to be eliminated is to be thrown over the top rope. No pinfalls, no submissions. In fact, the referee should not be in the ring during a Royal Rumble as he remains on the outside of the ring to confirm elimination has occurred.

Although the rules for the steel cage match has changed over the years, the Steel Cage Matches in WrestleFest are not done correctly, by pro wrestling rules at the time of release. Again, there should not be a referee in the ring and pinfalls or submissions do not count. To win a steel cage match, you must be the first to escape the steel cage... either by breaking the door open and crawling out, or by climbing over the top (in both cases you win when your feet touch the ground first outside the ring). In the present day however, pinfalls do count and a referee is present although you still can win by escaping the cage.

Crush and Smash are not the original members of Demolition. Crush joined the team in 1990 when Ax (Bill Eadie) suffered from ill health caused by an allergic reaction to shellfish and the WWF wanted to 'hide' his illness on television by adding a third member to the team to make them look stronger. This game was made just as Crush replaced him, but at the time of actual release, Demolition had already broken up. Smash was repackaged as The Repo Man while Crush turned face (good guy) and the 2 feuded for a while.

Crush and Smash may not be played separately in the tag-team (Saturday Night's Main Event) game. You must pick them both for your tag team, to get either. Of course, you may play either of them in The Royal Rumble.

You may not play either member of Legion of Doom under any circumstances: they are unavailable to pick for both games (Saturday Night's Main Event and The Royal Rumble). Much like the game's precursor, "WWF Superstars," the champions are reserved for the AI only.

The real names of the wrestlers: Hulk Hogan: Terry Bollea The Ultimate Warrior: James Hellwig (1959-2014) The Big Boss Man: Ray Traylor (1962-2004) Earthquake: John Tenta (1963-2006) Sergeant Slaughter: Robert Remus The Million Dollar Man: Ted DiBiase Jake The Snake: Aurelian Smith Mr. Perfect: Curt Hennig (1958-2003) Smash of Demolition: Barry Darsow Crush of Demolition: Brian Adams (1964-2007) Hawk of LOD: Michael Hegstrand (1957-2003) Animal of LOD: Joe Laurinaitis

Each superstar has a trademark hold that can be done when your opponent's energy is low. Hulk Hogan : Legdrop Off The Ropes Ultimate Warrior : Gorilla Press Big Boss Man : The Boss Man Slam Earthquake : Earthquake Vertical Splash Sergeant Slaughter : Cobra Clutch Ted DiBiase : The Million Dollar Dream Jake The Snake Roberts : The DDT Mr. Perfect : Perfect-Plex Smash of Demolition : Suplex Crush of Demolition : Back Breaker Hawk of LOD : Clothesline Off The Rope Turnbuckle Animal of LOD : Clothesline Off The Rope Turnbuckle

At the time of the game's release, the actual WWF Tag Team Champions were The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) who are absent from the game, although the Legion of Doom would defeat the Nasties to claim their first WWF Tag Team Titles one month later at Summerslam 1991.

- UPDATES -

The US version is slightly different, it has the "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen.

- SERIES -

1. WWF Superstars [Model TA-0024] (1989) 2. WWF WrestleFest [Model TA-0031] (1991) 3. WWF Superstars 2 (1992, Nintendo Game Boy)

- STAFF -

Character Designers: Hiroshi Shibata, Koji Sakuma, Michiaki Ishida, Makoto Shirai, Toru Tsuboya, Koji Minagawa Character Design Assist: Koji Ogata B.G. Designers: Takehisa Izumiyama, Toshiyuki Osumi Programmers: Tatsumi Saito, Isamu Kanakubo, Genei Fukuhara, Teruhiro Maeda, Naritaka Nishimura Hardware: Kenji Nishikawa Editors: Hiroshi Sato, Ai Onoe, Yasuhiro Ohi Sound Programmer: Yoshihiro Kameoka Director: Shinichi Saito Producer: Kunio Taki

- CONTRIBUTE -

Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=3207&o=2

A 27-year-old Arcade Video Game PCB

WWF WrestleFest (c) 1991 Technos Japan Corporation.

10 selectable wrestlers fight in a tag team tournament or take part in the Royal Rumble.

- TECHNICAL -

Game ID : TA-0031

Main CPU : Motorola 68000 (@ 12 Mhz) Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.579545 Mhz) Sound Chips : Yamaha YM2151 (@ 3.579545 Mhz), OKI6295 (@ 7.759 Khz)

Players : 4 Control : 8-Way Joystick Buttons : 2 => Punch, Kick

- TRIVIA -

WWF Wrestlefest was released in July 1991.

Also licensed to Tecmo.

The only WWF Technos game to not feature theme music for any of the individual wrestlers.

The announcer is Michelle 'Mike' McGuirk, who would sometimes substitute for Howard Finkel, the WWF's longtime ring announcer. McGuirk worked as a ring announcer for the WWF between 1988 and 1993 before she left because, according to her, she refused sexual advances made upon her by WWF owner Vince McMahon.

The game's announcer incorrectly announces Sergeant Slaughter's finishing move. Slaughter's finishing move (digging a knuckle into the opponent's temple) is announced as a 'Cobra Clutch', whereas that move is called 'The Torture Bar'. A Cobra Clutch looks totally different : DiBiase's Million Dollar Dream is a Cobra Clutch.

You can beat the Legion of Doom and get their titles via a count-out in the Tag Team portion of the game (Saturday Night's Main Event). This is incorrect : in pro wrestling, a championship only changes hands via a pinfall or a submission. If the champion/champions are counted-out or are disqualified, they lose the match, but they hold on to their titles.

The rules for the Royal Rumble are not quite correct. In WrestleFest, you can be eliminated by being thrown from the ring, or the traditional means (pin, submission, etc.). This is not correct. Ever since the WWF Royal Rumble started, the rules for elimination have never changed. The ONLY way to be eliminated is to be thrown over the top rope. No pinfalls, no submissions. In fact, the referee should not be in the ring during a Royal Rumble as he remains on the outside of the ring to confirm elimination has occurred.

Although the rules for the steel cage match has changed over the years, the Steel Cage Matches in WrestleFest are not done correctly, by pro wrestling rules at the time of release. Again, there should not be a referee in the ring and pinfalls or submissions do not count. To win a steel cage match, you must be the first to escape the steel cage... either by breaking the door open and crawling out, or by climbing over the top (in both cases you win when your feet touch the ground first outside the ring). In the present day however, pinfalls do count and a referee is present although you still can win by escaping the cage.

Crush and Smash are not the original members of Demolition. Crush joined the team in 1990 when Ax (Bill Eadie) suffered from ill health caused by an allergic reaction to shellfish and the WWF wanted to 'hide' his illness on television by adding a third member to the team to make them look stronger. This game was made just as Crush replaced him, but at the time of actual release, Demolition had already broken up. Smash was repackaged as The Repo Man while Crush turned face (good guy) and the 2 feuded for a while.

Crush and Smash may not be played separately in the tag-team (Saturday Night's Main Event) game. You must pick them both for your tag team, to get either. Of course, you may play either of them in The Royal Rumble.

You may not play either member of Legion of Doom under any circumstances: they are unavailable to pick for both games (Saturday Night's Main Event and The Royal Rumble). Much like the game's precursor, "WWF Superstars," the champions are reserved for the AI only.

The real names of the wrestlers: Hulk Hogan: Terry Bollea The Ultimate Warrior: James Hellwig (1959-2014) The Big Boss Man: Ray Traylor (1962-2004) Earthquake: John Tenta (1963-2006) Sergeant Slaughter: Robert Remus The Million Dollar Man: Ted DiBiase Jake The Snake: Aurelian Smith Mr. Perfect: Curt Hennig (1958-2003) Smash of Demolition: Barry Darsow Crush of Demolition: Brian Adams (1964-2007) Hawk of LOD: Michael Hegstrand (1957-2003) Animal of LOD: Joe Laurinaitis

Each superstar has a trademark hold that can be done when your opponent's energy is low. Hulk Hogan : Legdrop Off The Ropes Ultimate Warrior : Gorilla Press Big Boss Man : The Boss Man Slam Earthquake : Earthquake Vertical Splash Sergeant Slaughter : Cobra Clutch Ted DiBiase : The Million Dollar Dream Jake The Snake Roberts : The DDT Mr. Perfect : Perfect-Plex Smash of Demolition : Suplex Crush of Demolition : Back Breaker Hawk of LOD : Clothesline Off The Rope Turnbuckle Animal of LOD : Clothesline Off The Rope Turnbuckle

At the time of the game's release, the actual WWF Tag Team Champions were The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) who are absent from the game, although the Legion of Doom would defeat the Nasties to claim their first WWF Tag Team Titles one month later at Summerslam 1991.

- UPDATES -

The US version is slightly different, it has the "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen.

- SERIES -

1. WWF Superstars [Model TA-0024] (1989) 2. WWF WrestleFest [Model TA-0031] (1991) 3. WWF Superstars 2 (1992, Nintendo Game Boy)

- STAFF -

Character Designers: Hiroshi Shibata, Koji Sakuma, Michiaki Ishida, Makoto Shirai, Toru Tsuboya, Koji Minagawa Character Design Assist: Koji Ogata B.G. Designers: Takehisa Izumiyama, Toshiyuki Osumi Programmers: Tatsumi Saito, Isamu Kanakubo, Genei Fukuhara, Teruhiro Maeda, Naritaka Nishimura Hardware: Kenji Nishikawa Editors: Hiroshi Sato, Ai Onoe, Yasuhiro Ohi Sound Programmer: Yoshihiro Kameoka Director: Shinichi Saito Producer: Kunio Taki

- CONTRIBUTE -

Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=3207&o=2

WWF 狂热摔跤 (世界版):操作、角色与玩法资料WWF WrestleFest (World): controls, characters and gameplay notes

4 后方向46 前方向64 / 6 为后 / 前方向(随角色朝向理解)2 下方向28 上方向82 / 8 为下 / 上方向A 攻击键AB 跳跃键BC 手榴弹键C为街机功能键,不等同于浏览器键位

1基本操作展开查看

A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B

上擂台角柱:站在角柱旁,按住对应角柱的方向(1 左下方向17 左上方向79 右上方向93 右下方向3)
抓住敌人:靠近敌人
奔跑:A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B
肩撞:跑动中接A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B
飞扑:血少时,跑动中接A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B

抓住敌人时:
锁喉 :A 攻击键A
爱尔兰摔投:B 跳跃键B

敌人跑动中时:
后背击:A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B
大脚 :血少时,A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B

对地攻击(玩家和敌人水准):
抓起敌人(站在敌人头旁) :A 攻击键A
跺脚(站在敌人身体旁) :A 攻击键A
飞肘(站在敌人头旁) :A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B
波士顿蟹式固定(站在敌人脚旁):A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B
压制:B 跳跃键B

对地攻击(玩家处于敌人对角线方向):
腿砸:A 攻击键A
压制:A 攻击键A

站敌人身后:
窒息固定:A 攻击键A
锁技 :A 攻击键A

站到擂台角柱上攻击站立的敌人:
肘击:A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B

站在擂台角柱上攻击倒地的敌人:
膝落:A 攻击键AB 跳跃键B