Just like in most other MDickie games, you’ll be given a set number of points which you can then allocate to various stats when choosing your character. Lastly, the clock still allows you to pause, but also allows you to change the camera angle. The health meter allows you to switch character. The eye will allow you to switch focus or reverse your opponent.
There are also a few controls that are unique to Wrestling Revolution 3D. You’ll also use “T” to perform referee actions, if your boss offers you a chance to do so. The “G” button is for grappling, “R” is for running, “P” is for picking up or throwing foreign objects (you don’t want to do that, unless you’re in a hardcore match), and “T” is for taunting or pinning your opponent. Just the same, hit on “A” to attack, with matching directions if you hit the directional buttons simultaneously. The controls in Wrestling Revolution 3D are almost identical to those in School Days and Hard Time. Try speeding the game up to 140 or 150 percent by tweaking the settings and your matches will look more fluid, with your moves landing more often than they don’t. Unlike in Hard Time and School Days, the grappling and attacking mechanic in Wrestling Revolution 3D is a bit choppy, which makes it harder to do the moves you’d easily be able to do to your fellow inmates or students in the aforementioned titles. We have to admit that there are some flaws to this game, but as you’ll find out, they can be fixed.
So do you have what it takes to rise from lowly indie jobber to world champion at a big company? Our Wrestling Revolution 3D tips, cheats and strategy guide can help you with all that. It boils down to the choices you make in the ring – do the right thing and you get the win, do it all wrong and you “do the job,” which is wrestling jargon for losing. While it’s the booker who decides who wins and loses in real-life professional wrestling matches, it’s all up to you in Wrestling Revolution 3D.
Essentially, your goal here is to work your way from the bottom in Wrestling School and get hired by the biggest, most prestigious wrestling promotions in the world if you’re into pro wrestling, you’ll definitely recognize many of the characters, whose names and appearances closely resemble popular stars from today’s WWE and yesterday’s WWF, among other companies. But there’s nothing that MDickie head Mat Dickie likes more than pro wrestling, and regardless if you’re a wrestling fan or not, there’s something in Wrestling Revolution 3D you can enjoy. MDickie is well-known for its simulators of everyday life in jail ( Hard Time), school ( School Days), and the music industry ( Popscene).
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