[LFarmer]

Check out the WWE '13 official entrance for Chris Jericho, CM Punk, The Miz, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mankind and Mark Henry!

[Ryda King]

I just read up a bit on this. So, they're focusing on the Attitude Era, but they won't put DX's "Suck it!" in it because it's too offensive. And they've also blurred Stone Cold's middle fingers.

So you're gonna focus the game on an era of violence, blood, barbed wire wrapped tables and chairs, beer chugging and splashing, divas who acted like borderline pornstars (Remember when Edge f*cked Lita in the ring?), and vulgarity...but you're gonna censor anything that's offensive. WHAT?!

Seriously, might as well cut out DX's X chop. That's offensive. Oh, how about Stone Cold's "WHAT?" because, y'kow, that's just rude. They should also just cut out punches and grapples. Those are mean and hurt people.

It's so funny the tagline is "Live The Revolution" WHEN THERE IS NO GODDAMN REVOLUTION. How can it be a revolution when you CENSOR EVERYTHING?!

[billy james]

Dude the Attitude Era ended at WM17 and then started the Ruthless Agression era that last until 2008 which then came the PG Era, as I like to think of it

[King Mystery]

QUOTE (Ryda King @ Friday, Aug 17 2012, 23:47)

I just read up a bit on this. So, they're focusing on the Attitude Era, but they won't put DX's "Suck it!" in it because it's too offensive. And they've also blurred Stone Cold's middle fingers. So you're gonna focus the game on an era of violence, blood, barbed wire wrapped tables and chairs, beer chugging and splashing, divas who acted like borderline pornstars (Remember when Edge f*cked Lita in the ring?), and vulgarity...but you're gonna censor anything that's offensive. WHAT?! Seriously, might as well cut out DX's X chop. That's offensive. Oh, how about Stone Cold's "WHAT?" because, y'kow, that's just rude. They should also just cut out punches and grapples. Those are mean and hurt people. It's so funny the tagline is "Live The Revolution" WHEN THERE IS NO GODDAMN REVOLUTION. How can it be a revolution when you CENSOR EVERYTHING?!

I agree, it's utter bullsh*t. I mean, they haven't blurred the fingers in the past few WWE Games. Why start now? They haven't gotten anymore PG since last year or the year before, as far as I'm concerned.

[LFarmer]

Leaked roster officially on the WWE.com.

CM Punk
Alberto Del Rio
Big Show
Booker T
Brock Lesnar
Brodus Clay
Chris Jericho
Christian
Cody Rhodes
Daniel Bryan
David Otunga
Dolph Ziggler
Edge
The Great Khali
Heath Slater
Hunico
Jack Swagger
JBL
John Cena (Doctor of Thuganomics)
John Laurinaitis
Justin Gabriel
Kane
Kevin Nash
Kofi Kingston
Mark Henry
The Miz
Primo
Randy Orton
John Cena
Rey Mysterio
The Rock
R-Truth
Santino Marella
Sheamus
Sin Cara
Epico
Ted DiBiase
Triple H
The Undertaker
Jinder Mahal
Wade Barrett
Zack Ryder
Alicia Fox
Beth Phoenix
Brie Bella
Eve
Kelly Kelly
Kharma
Nikki Bella
Lita
AJ Lee
Damien Sandow

The list of Attitude Era Superstars and Divas appearing in "WWE '13" includes:

"Iron" Mike Tyson
Road Warrior Animal
Big Bossman
Billy Gunn
Bradshaw (The Acolytes)
Bret Hart
British Bulldog
Cactus Jack
Chris Jericho (Y2J)
Christan (from Edge & Christian)
Dude Love
Eddie Guerrero
Edge (from Edge & Christian)
Farooq (The Acolytes)
The Godfather
Road Warrior Hawk
Hunter Hearst Helmsley
Kane
Ken Shamrock
Mankind
Mark Henry (Nation of Domination)
Mr. McMahon
"Big Show" Paul Wight
"Road Dogg" Jesse James
The Rock
Shane McMahon
Shawn Michaels (D-Generation X)
Triple H (D-Generation X)
The Undertaker
Vader
X-Pac
Lita
Stephanie McMahon
Trish Stratus
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin

Source:
- http://www.wwe.com/inside/thq/wwe-13/wwe-1...43#rosterreveal
- http://wwe.thq.com/roster

This post has been edited by LFarmer on Monday, Aug 20 2012, 17:12

[MetalisticMCena]

Here is the official WWE'13 Achievements/Trophies list:
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Looks like "I Quit Match" and "Championship Editor" is confirmed!
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Also here are new entrances and finishers - http://www.thesmackdownhotel.com/forum/for...13-roster-zone/
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Last week I had the pleasure to speak with THQ's Bryan Williams on the upcoming WWE '13 videogame and discussed a lot of the new elements that we'll see this year, including Attitude Era Mode, WWE Live, Spectacular Moments, Special Guest Referee, Create-an-Arena and even WWE '12!

You can read a full recap of the interview below or listen to it embedded above.
Attitude Mode

Q. The Attitude Mode is new and replaces Road to WrestleMania this year, can you talk about how the story mode progresses? Will we play as a certain superstar to complete their story and then move on to the next or will we jump between characters for the duration of the story?

A. The Attitude Era is replacing RTWM this year and is broken up into 6 chapters. At the start of the mode you'll start playing as Shawn Michaels in the storyline that tells the rise of D-Generation X. During the story mode, the first match is Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind, but during the progress of this first chapter you'll hop around playing as different Superstars like Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Shawn Michaels, The New Age Outlaws and you get to see how the D-Generation X stable came to fruition. It's a really exciting chapter and a great way to kick off the Attitude Era mode. From this point you'll then move on to the next chapter with features Stone Cold Steve Austin and his ascension to the upper tier of the WWE. So to answer your question you will be bouncing around playing as different Superstars instead of playing as the same guy for a lengthy piece of time and you'll be able to compete in one-off matches which are unlocked through the match objectives in the Attitude Era mode.
Within each match you'll have a set of primary and secondary objectives, completing the primary objectives will allow you to progress through the mode, with the secondary objectives based around the match and how it actually transpired, whether it be on Monday Night RAW or a PPV, it's a way of recreating the match the way as it actually happened. Completing these secondary objectives will reward you with unlockable Superstars, Attitude Era photos and a wide variety of content, including one of matches that might have taken place on Monday Night RAW and might not be the focus of the story, but gives the player the opportunity to play a match that took place on the same episode of RAW, with Superstars not paramount to the story but also were within the Attitude Era and which helps prolong the mode, add depth and longevity.
Bryan also added that as well as starting out with Shawn Michaels and moving on to Stone Cold, you'll then progress to the Brothers of Destruction and see Kane's debut, before jumping to The Rock, then Mankind and finally wrapping up the story mode at WrestleMania XV.

Q. The decision to bring back the Attitude Era has been massively popular with fans, but have you ran into any limitations in terms of fine tuning it to fit in with the current day PG era?

A. I got this question not to long ago and it's a good question to ask with the current day WWE being a PG product and being aimed more towards the families, we definitely didn't run into any limitations in what we were able to do to recreate that ruckus environment from the Attitude Era. The only thing that you'll find is that we had to edit the middle fingers and use the blur effect when Austin uses the middle finger, but it's pretty cool and it looks pretty cool in gameplay when you flip off your opponent and it blurs, but outside of that the WWE let us do what is what we do best, which is produce great wrestling games and we were authentic to the era.


WWE Live

Q. Another big new feature is WWE Live, which see's the audio team that worked on the UFC games come in, how has that changed the game from an audio aspect?

A. Ever year when we do these games we strive to recreate the WWE atmosphere hat you see on TV, whether it's the on-screen graphics, the sound of the crowds and this year with WWE Live we're pushing that even further. Like you mentioned in the question, we have the audio team that worked on the UFC games now putting their undivided attention to working on the WWE franchise, which has really given the sound in the game the attention that it rightfully deserves. The crowd is the 6th man, the energy that they bring to the environment it can sometimes make or break a match, so we have within the game what we call a "Crowd Voltage System", which goes with the ebb's and flows of the match so that when things are going at a hectic pace, they're loud, there ruckus and then when the action settles back down you'll notice the crowd fall along with it, so you have that nice crescendo of big moments where the crowd is really amped and those more subtle moments were guys are having a stalemate with one another.
The voltage system is also fine tuned to each particular Superstar, so your not gonna hear the same crowd enthusiasm for the same Superstar, so when CM Punk is in the ring the crowd will be off it's feet and they'll chant his name at the beginning of matches, so you really get that larger than life feel which you'll also get with the likes of Triple H, John Cena and all the other big guys. This doesn't mean the crowd will be dead for the midcard guys, but it shows the difference to how they'll react just like on programming.

Q. What new chants can we expect to hear in WWE '13?

A: We've got a lot of cool new chants this year, the CM Punk chant which I previously mentioned, that was taken from the post WrestleMania episode of RAW where the crowd was absolutely bananas, where the show was already good, but the crowd just made it 10 times better.
There's also some cool Zack Ryder chants in the game that we got from actual live crowds, the "Let's go Ziggler, woo woo woo!" chant and WWE was even gracious enough to allow us to put in the "Let's go Cena! Cena Sucks!" chant, which is the first time we've seen that in a game, so in total we have roughly 20-30 new crowd chants that will trigger as the matches progress.

Q. Do we have the likes of the "Yes!" Chants and the "You can't wrestle" chants?

A. We do have the Yes chants for Daniel Bryan, which, unfortunately with his current attitude he's now saying "No! No! No!", but the crowds still saying "Yes!", so we definitely have the crowd going crazy with the "Yes!" chants for Daniel Bryan, we had to get that in there!

Q. With the addition of arena sizes this year in Create-An-Arena, will we be able to hear the difference between a regular crowd and the crowds in smaller arenas?

A. Yes you will, there will be a difference because we do have the option now in Create-an-Arena where you can change the venue size of the crowd, so you can have anywhere from a Madison Square Garden type environment, to a smaller independent style hall setting, which when you use them in the game you'll notice that the crowd levels are a little more subdued where the wrestling I taking place, which is a really cool addition to the game this year, that's actually one of my favourite new additions this year actually. The additions we made to Create-an-Arena, being able to change the venue size, customise the stage arena, etc. We wanted to do those last year when we introduced Create-an-Arena, but time is always our worst enemy and we had to focus on the ring and the surrounding elements of the ring, but it was always in our thoughts to give players the ability to customise the stage arenas as well.

Q. Jim Ross' return to commentary is a huge part of the Attitude Era, especially when reliving some of the biggest moments, will we hear the audio from the tape archive in storymode cutscenes or has the audio been re-recorded?

A. Ross actually re-recorded pretty much everything as far as the in-game commentary is concerned, our audio team was diligent in making sure that we got the best from JR, so we had him sit down in the recording studio and had him go through his lines and record new content for the game. There will be on some occasions when you play the mode, depending on certain cutscenes where we've actually taken certain snippets from programming and used it for the cutscene, but as far as in-game commentary is concerned, he recorded all new content for the mode this year, which is great as it's not the Attitude Era without Jim Ross.


Special Referee

Q: You recently announced the return of the Special Guest Referee match, what can fans expect when playing as the referee and how far can they interfere in the match before they are replaced with the regular referee?

A. Special Referee is back, after a lot of fan demand, with was in the games previously but we brought it back, "Bigger, Badder, Better" to steal the slogan from last year's game and it's a remarkably improved effort.
The Special Referee, when playing as him your given a lot of opportunities to meddle in the match, so you'll be in charge of counting pinfall's, count outs and checking on submissions. The way that the match works is that the referee has a "Referee Meter" that starts out in the middle point at the start of the match, and as you officiate, depending on the route you take, it'll either accumulate or decrease. If you choose to call the match down the middle and be impartial your meter will fill, which then allows you to perform some pretty heinous actions, such as being able to perform your finisher on an opponent, or even being able to perform a screwjob finish during submission holds, which are actions you can take part in by building your referee meter to a certain point.
Conversely, if you are a bad referee and don't count pin falls or check on submissions, you'll see your meter decrease and you can even physically engage with opponents and push them around. You can't actually grapple with them, but you can grab them and push them around, which in doing these actions will put the opponent at a disadvantage and cause your referee meter to deplete. Once your meter completely depletes, John Laurinaitis will come out and kick you out of the match, replacing you with the actual AI controlled referee. It's definitely balanced, so it's not entirely biased one way or the other, you wont be in a situation were 3 minutes into a match your gonna be kicked out, we tuned it into what I think has very good balance between being good or bad, before finally getting ejected.

Q: Can the referee call for the bell during a Breaking Point submission before the meter is filled?

A. Yes, you can. The infamous screwjob, you can perform that as a Special Referee., it's one of my favourite additions to the Special Referee match and the reaction that the Superstars perform after they've been screwed over is pretty priceless also. So as the Special Referee you'll have everything at your control, whether that be counting a pinfall really fast or slow depending on who your favoring is one thing, but I think being able to actually screw over an opponent who's in a submission hold just really is the icing on the cake. I've even played matches with the Special Referee controlled by the AI during title matches and I've lost my title because the referee has screwed me over! So playing these matches while the Special Referee is being played by a player or the AI, I love having the AI as the Special Referee as it just adds that unpredictability whether it's a standard match 1 on 1, or a tag match, it just makes it that much more exciting and unpredictable, which is what wrestling is all about.
Spectacular Moments

Q. Spectacular Moments are another new addition this year and really caught everyone's attention with the ring breaking in the initial trailer, what can fans expect from these moments and which is your favourite?

A. Fans can expect a whole lot of jaw dropping moments from the Spectacular Moments this year. As you mentioned we have the ring break which has been implemented for the first time this year, which is a very situation that occurs in the game and is one of the reasons we wanted to put that out there at the beginning of our campaign. Outside of the ringbreak you can perform Suplexes to the outside of the ring, which is just devastating. I've seen matches were Superstars have teased this action, but it's very rare to see someone actually perform it, but in WWE '13 it's one of the bone crunching slams you can do that really knock the wind out of your opponent.
We've also got interaction with the announce table, which we brought back into the game, as in previous games players have been unable to stand on the announce table and really perform action on the announce table. The initial reason that we removed this was because the way that it previously worked was pretty buggy and there were a lot of instances were there were a lot of floating on the announce table, so we wanted to remove it and we had all these ideas that we wanted to implement when we brought it back and had it functioning so that it was high quality and a level that our fans would expect. It's instantly satisfying climbing up on top of the announce table and Pedigreeing your opponent through it, then watching the commentators react, that's a really cool Spectacular Moment of mine, also the barricade break and being able to put an opponent through the barricade, but as far as my favourite Spectacular Moment.. It has to be the catching finishers, I just think they're awesome, like when you really talk about a Spectacular Moment, this is what I envision, being able to replicate the action of superkicking an opponent like when Shawn Michaels did that to Shelton Benjamin on RAW, you can now replicate that in WWE '13, it's my favourite new aspect of the gameplay this year.
Catching Finishers can be performed from the top rope, as well as from springboarding toward and opponent. The moves are also time based, which makes them, not difficult, but definitely not easy and it just makes it that much more rewarding when your able to pull one off and it's a great way to conclude the match. Hands down, my favourite new addition this year.
 
Q. One big part of the Attitude Era was the announce tables, as it was rare to see an event end with the tables still standing. In the trailer we seen moves like the Rock Bottom through them, are these also spectacular moments? And are these set finishers or can we execute any move on the announce table?

A. The way it works is that the OMG Moments that you can perform on the announce table is something that can be decided in Create-a-Moveset, players can on their on go in and change this move to their hearts content, but each Superstar has moves that they can perform as a finisher on the announce table, which we tried to keep as representative and authentic to the Superstars as possible, so The Rock has the Rock Bottom, but you can go in and change that to a standard DDT if you like, but we really wanted to keep it authentic to the Superstars, which is why you'll see Triple H Pedigree his opponent through the table, The Rock will do the Rock Bottom, but in addition to the finishers you can also just do a regular move on the announce table that will cause it to break, but it's not as powerful as using a finisher, but it gives players that much more freedom in as far as what they're doing in the match, as sometimes your close to the announce table but you might not have a finisher stored, but you still want to put your opponent through it, so we still allow players to perform that action.


Create-An-Arena

Q. Create-an-Arena was a hugely popular addition last year which you've now expanded on with the option to customise the stage, can you tell us what we can expect from this new addition and will it feature stage parts from the likes of WCW & ECW?

A. I love to talk about Create-an-Arena, we've added stage customisation this year and we have roughly 20 new stage designs that you can use to customise and build your arenas from past WWE events. For example we've got the old Smackdown stage with the fist protruding from the face of the stage design which I've seen on your website. We've also got the old oval Smackdown arena, the Monday Night RAW arena, the 2002 RAW set, just a ton of old WWE style arenas from either programming or pay-per-views.
What's really cool with the mode though, is going back to the Smackdown stage design with the fist, there's an option called stage display where players can toggle on or off every element of the stage, so if they want to get rid of the fist, they can turn that off. You can even remove the metal backing and basically create something as low brow as your basic independent show setting or you can take that stage and really beef it up and make it even more spectacular looking than it was originally.
I think that when players get their hands on the game they're really gonna be fond of the stage display options, because that's where the freedom really comes in, being able to turn off the lights, moving the stage, removing stage pieces, removing titantrons, we give players the ability to customise these sets to their hearts content.
As far as having any ECW or WCW stage designs, we actually don't have those this year but that's definitely one of the things we'll look to add as we add more of these classic stages that fans have come to love.
WWE '12 Question

Q. For the final question, we wanted to make it a bit different, so we're gonna go back in time to WWE '12, because we focus heavily on the creation aspect of the WWE games, so we'd like to ask what your favourite created Superstar is that you've downloaded from Community Creations and do you know who it was created by?

A. I was looking forward to this question the most! I love Community Creations, I'm a big fan of Create-a-Superstar, I'm not the best creator of Superstars, I'm not the worst either, but I just love going on to Community Creations and just adding to my roster by adding all these cool Superstars that either aren't in the game or just alternate versions of them.
The one guy that I downloaded that I'm a really big fan of, he's actually a British wrestler and I'm not just bringing him up because I'm talking to a British website, but it's Pac, the man that gravity forgot. I found a really, really good Create-A-Superstar on Community Creations, and he's got all of his different attires, 4 different attires that this guy created and the creators name on the 360 was "Y2Jabba". He did a fantastic job of recreating Pac and it's not just the appearance of the model of the Superstar, he even gave him a really cool moveset, as well as a really cool entrance, so anybody on the 360 that's looking for a really good Pac to add to their roster, I will definitely recommend downloading the one created by "Y2Jabba", he did a really good job on it.
You can check out Bryan's favourite creation embedded in the video below:


So there you have it, our first interview with Bryan Williams, who I'd personally like to thank for taking the time out to talk to us and for revealing lots of new details on some of this years new features.

"You're Welcome" - Damien Sandow.

This post has been edited by MetalisticMCena on Monday, Sep 10 2012, 09:33

[Ryda King]

"The champ is here!
Create an original championship belt in the Championship Editor."

We can create our own belts?!

[MetalisticMCena]

I QUIT MATCHES AND KING OF THE RING RETURN IN WWE '13!


You begged and you pleaded, requested and demanded, and now, we here at WWE Games are giving you what you want, nay, what you NEED: I Quit Matches and King of the Ring. That's right, when WWE '13 hits stores on October 30, 2012, you'll be able to play through one of WWE's most brutal contests, the I Quit Match, as well as the legendary King of the Ring tournament.

To answer your questions about these two returning and totally revamped features, we caught up with none other than Senior Game Designer Bryan Williams, who was kind enough to give us a rundown of how things work...


I Quit Match:

- The I Quit Match is finally making its long awaited return! The match type has been completely redesigned from top to bottom to provide players with the most authentic representation of the I Quit Match ever seen in video game form.
- In keeping with WWE programming, the I Quit Match is a 1-On-1, no holds barred, anything goes affair. Utilize anything and everything within the in-ring environment to force your opponent to say the humiliating words, "I Quit!"
- When your opponent is in a grounded state, press the pin button to summon the referee to the grounded opponent. The referee will kneel down and place a microphone in front of their face. It's at this point that the I Quit mini-game is triggered. Stop the moving cursor within the designated target zone before the words "I Quit!" fully materialize on screen to inform the referee of your desire to continue the match. If the opponent is unable to complete the mini-game in time, they'll automatically quit the match. If a Superstar is in possession of a stored finisher icon they can use it to automatically win the mini-game and continue the match. However, doing so will result in the loss of that finisher icon.
- When an opponent is in the midst of performing the I Quit mini-game, the attacking Superstar can utilize an Intimidation taunt to increase the difficulty of the mini-game. Performing an Intimidation taunt will cause the mini-game meter to shake violently, which makes it that much harder for the defender to complete the mini-game in time. Use of Intimidation results in a loss of momentum for the attacker so think twice before using it. If the attacker doesn't have a sufficient amount of momentum within their meter the Intimidation taunt can't be used.
- The I Quit mini-game can also be triggered by applying a Breaking Point submission hold on an opponent. Just like grounded situations, the referee will position themselves near the trapped defender and position the microphone in front of their face. Complete the mini-game successfully to break out of the submission hold and continue the match. Failure to break out in time will result in a loss.





King of The Ring:

- Create your very own King of the Ring tournament! Players can choose the number of participants (4, 8 or 16) as well as the gender of the participants involved (that right, Divas can also take part in the King of the Ring tournament).
- Players can also choose the type of match that they'd like for their tournament (Normal, Backstage Brawl, Hell in a Cell, Iron Man, Ladder, Last Man Standing, Steel Cage, Submission, Table, TLC and Extreme Rules).
- Participants in the tournament can be chosen at random or selected by the player.
- Each match in the tournament can be played or simulated.
- The King of the Ring tournament can be played solo or with a friend.
- A special coronation cut-scene is shown for the winner of the tournament.





I guess...you people can call me Mr. WWE'13!

[Miamivicecity]

Call me old school, but nothing will beat Warzone, Attitude and the first 2 Smackdown games IMO.

[MetalisticMCena]

Here all the 21 Downloadable Characters that will be included in WWE '13:

Current Era: AJ Lee and Damien Sandow (already announced), Antonio Cesaro, Drew McIntyre, Layla, Natalya, Ryback, Tensai, The Usos (Jimmy & Jey), Yoshi Tatsu.

Attitude Era: Mike Tyson (Pre-Order DLC), Brian Pillman, Chainsaw Charlie (Terry Funk), Diamond Dallas Page (Fan Axxese exclusive), Gangrel, Goldust (Fan Axxese exclusive), Rikishi, Too Cool (Scotty 2 Hotty & Grandmaster Sexay), Val Venis.

In addition, more content will be included as DLC such as Ministry Undertaker Attire, Brock Lesnar's Kimura Lock and John Cena's 2004 United States Spinner Title. More details about Downloadable Content and the yearly "Fan Axxess" coming soon. Meanwhile, enjoy these 30 screenshots!

Ryback:

Tensai:

The Uso's:

AJ Lee:

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Antonio Cesaro:

Damien Sandow:

Brock Lesnar's Kimura Lock:

Rikishi:

Too Cool:

Layla:

Natalya:

DDP:

Gangrel:

[MetalisticMCena]

Yoshi Tatsu:

The Undertaker's Ministry Of Darkness attire:

Goldust:

Drew McIntyre:

Terry Funk "Chainsaw Charlie"

Damien Sandow 2:

[MetalisticMCena]

Antonio Cesaro 2:

Tensai:

John Cena's US Spinner belt:

John Cena's US Spinner belt 2:

Too Cool 2:


There are some screenshots i didn't upload like, Chris Jericho's Lionsault and Brian Pillman.
You can view them all here: http://www.thesmackdownhotel.com/news/wwe1...-30-screenshots

[Ryda King]

The f*ck? Yoshi Tatsu, Drew McIntyre, Layla, Natalya, and The Uso's are DLC? That's bullshlt, man. I expected Tensai and Ryback to be DLC but normal wrestlers?

[MetalisticMCena]

DLC Pack 1: "Attitude Era" Superstars - October 30, 2012

- Available individually for 80 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $0.99 USD via PlayStation Network.

Rikishi
Scotty 2 Hotty
Grand Master Sexay
Gangrel
Val Venis

- Accelerator Boost, enabling players to unlock all in-game items as well as customize individual WWE Superstar attributes. Available for 160 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $1.99 USD via PlayStation Network.


DLC Pack 2: WWE Superstars - December 30, 2012


- Available free of charge: Undertaker "Ministry of Darkness" alternate attire.
- Available individually for 80 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $0.99 USD via PlayStation Network:

Tensai
Ryback
Drew McIntyre
Yoshi Tatsu
AJ Lee
Natalya


- Championship Title Pack, with 10 new championships from WWE, WCW, ECW and AWA. Available for 160 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $1.99 USD via PlayStation Network.

WWE John Cena United States Championship (Word Life)
WCW Cruiserweight Championship
WCW World Tag Team Championship
WCW Hardcore Championship
WCW n.W.o. World Heavyweight Championship
WCW United States Championship
ECW Classic World Heavyweight Championship
ECW World Television Championship
ECW World Tag Team Championship
AWA Classic World Heavyweight Championship


DLC Pack 3: "You're Welcome in Five Languages" Pack - January 2013


- Available free of charge: Layla.
- Available individually for 80 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $0.99 USD via PlayStation Network:

Damien Sandow
Antonio Cesaro
Jimmy Uso
Jey Uso
Brian Pillman
Chainsaw Charlie


- Moves pack, available for 160 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $1.99 via PlayStation Network. Includes:

Brock Lesnar's Kimura Lock
Chris Jericho's Lionsault
Triangle Dropkick
The Hart Lock
Top Rope Super German Suplex
Superkick/Pedigree Combo
Delayed Vertical Suplex Powerslam
Omega Driver
Airplane Spin
Top Rope Brainbuster
Flapjack/Cutter Combo
Small Package Driver
Sleeper Suplex
Brock Lock
Spinning Double Leg Takedown
Fujiwara Armbar
Pin-Up Strong
Lift Single Underhook DDT
Corner Back Elbow Strikes
Half-Nelson Backbreaker



The WWE '13 Fan Axxess Program


If you know you're going to be picking up all of the above, you should sign up for the WWE '13 Fan Axxess Program. You'll get everything below for a one-time cost of 1600 Microsoft Points for Xbox 360 or $19.99 USD via PlayStation Network – that's a savings of 10%!

- Fan Axxess Program Exclusive Superstars: Diamond Dallas Page and Goldust
All three Content Groups listed above: "Attitude Era" Superstars Pack, WWE Superstars Pack and You're Welcome in Five Languages Pack
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[Notna]

I'm really looking forward to it, it comes to Finland November 2nd, and I'll buy it exactly when it comes. I'll sure download all DLC's, I got too many points and no use. But now there's going to be a lot to use them :3

[Ryda King]

Seriously, why is Hunico in the game but The Uso's are not? Or AJ for that matter?

By the way, did they shrink Ryback? I don't recall him ever being that small. He looks so...skinny.

[King Mystery]

Still disappointed with the lack of Trent Barreta, but all the DLC models look great. I'm really excited.

[billy james]

QUOTE (King Mystery @ Friday, Oct 5 2012, 19:42)

Still disappointed with the lack of Trent Barreta, but all the DLC models look great. I'm really excited.

Whats with you and Your love for Trent Barreta

[MetalisticMCena]

All the details of Championship Editor in WWE'13.

The Championship Editor allows you to change parts of the in-game belts similar to how you can change the color of an attire in Superstar Threads. In addition, there are also 3 custom designed belts that can be selected and customized. However, as opposed to Superstar Threads, saving Edited Championships will result in a completely seperate and different title, with the option to set:

- A custom Championship Name and "Short Name"
- The gender of the Title between Superstars and Divas
- The type of the Title between Single, Tag Team and Cruiserweight Only

In addition you will be able to create an announcer name for the Championship, with up to 6 words to string together choosing from 88 different call names, listed below thanks to SmackTalks:

Action, Alliance, All-Star, And, Atlantic, AWA, Classic, Continental, Cruiserweight, Deep South, Divas, Dragon, Eastern, ECW, European, Extreme, FCW, Female, Fighting, Full, Gate, Global, Grand Prix, Gulf Coast, Hardcore, Heavyweight, Heritage, Honor, Hybrid, Impact, Intercontinental, International, Internet, Junior, Light heavyweight, Lucha, Lucha Libre, Male, Martial Arts, Mens, Middleweight, Million Dollar, Mixed, NWO, National, Nonstop, Northern, NXT, Of, Prestigious, Pro, Pro Wrestling, Proffesional, Pure, Rated-R, RAW, Ring, Smackdown, Southern, Stampede, Super, Super Heavyweight, Superstars, Tag, Tag Team, Team, Television, Total, Tri-County, Triple Crown, Tri-State, Ultraviolet, Underground, Undisputed, United States, Universal, WCCW, WCW, Welterwight, Western, Womens, World, Worlds, Worldwide, Wrestling, WWE, Yukes, Zone