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The OAO Smackdown 6: Tenative Title Game

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With the technology we have you think they'd have something where you could phonetically create your name for the ring announcer to announce. (IE have the pronounciation guide out of a dictionary and piece together words and the game's processor sounds it out with accuracy.)

 

On top of that have a list of big hometowns to hail from with a list of weights.

 

 

 

I didn't get HCTP, but I didn't hear anything relating to this either.

 

 

I just think it'd be cool to have a game other than NCAA Football say my real and gimmick name (one in the same).

 

 

 

 

Other than that I've been overall satisfied with the options that have been offered in recent times. This game should be great.

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Guest TheZsaszHorsemen
Smackdown: Word Life

 

you know thats what its gonna be called..

I said loong ago Word Life would probably be the title, but up until now we've only had Rock and Brock post-title win. So likely they'd want to stick with hot, merchandising-friendly champs, which would be Eddy. Unless Cena's merchandising is hotter than Eddy's.

I'd bet money that Cena moves more T-Shirts than the Champ.

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Guest Choken One

yeah, you could create an entrance on the old acclaim games for cryin out loud

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Overhaul the damn engine attributes system, bring it back to where it was before.

 

To this day HCTP haunts and pisses me off.

Honestly you can't say that SYM's "attribute" system is better than HCTPs? Even after all of those 3 counts just 3 minutes into a match after a HHH clothesline on SYM? HCTP makes it much more realistic in that you can KICK OUT of stuff and not have such damn random finishes. Not that they don't happen, of course. But, they happen NO WHERE NEAR as much as the SD games before HCTP. You can have some tiny bit of strategy in HCTP, whereas there is absolutley none in the past SYM games.

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Guest OctoberBlood

HCTP was a big improvement IMO, and I loved it. I played it for a long time, until recently were all my time goes to MVP and Socom 2. But, the word of freaking ONLINE WRESTLING is gonna fucking rock! I hope they take their time with this and make it as perfect as possible, and have good servers for no lag and what not. It'd probally be tough to do, but to have online leagues with title belts and what not would be crazy. Ahhh, can't think right. Online play for the new Smackdown = Greatest thing ever!

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Overhaul the damn engine attributes system, bring it back to where it was before.

 

To this day HCTP haunts and pisses me off.

Honestly you can't say that SYM's "attribute" system is better than HCTPs? Even after all of those 3 counts just 3 minutes into a match after a HHH clothesline on SYM?

In SYM? What the hell are you talking about?

 

Although we're talking after a back elbow, clothesline, and suplex in HCTP in a match with the computer HHH, yes I get what you're talking about.

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If they could get a server decent enough to hold 30 players, that would be incredible. There would be nothing like randomly entering a rumble, knowing that a bunch of other dudes are watching you run down to the ring and have an impact (or impact on the concrete in a matter of seconds).

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Smackdown: Word Life

 

you know thats what its gonna be called..

That was my exact thought as well. I could see it going towards Eddie though too.

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