WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw 2008

THE GOOD:

Graphics, the graphics are pretty solid and moves and animations run fluently.

Roster, play as your favourite extremist from ECW including but not limited to CM Punk and Tommy Dreamer.

Replay value, there is always plenty to do, earn a place in the WWE Hall Of fame, take control of your favourite brand, complete challenges and unlock legends, you won't be bored for quite some time.

Extreme! Light a table of fire and send your most hated wrestler crashing through it, bust someone wide open with a steel chair, or go to town with a Kendo stick.

Animation, the title belts look smaller and more sleek looking, and clothes and hair no longer merge.

THE BAD:

Cut scenes in season mode (24/7), some cut scenes don't make sense, I get a message from Shane McMahon asking me to team up with him to face his dad Vince, and then before my next match, I bump into him in the hall way and completely disrespect him....

Well if you can, here is the final copy

As mostly everybody who's ever touched any sort of console such as the original Play Station or the Play Station 2, or even the infamous Xbox and Gamecube consoles knows about several classic games. However, because it's not exactly the most popular game series in the world, any sort of wrestling game usually is counted out, or in other words, an underdog of the patented video game world filled to it's golden brim with technology. But a few curiously boring years ago, a franchise of World Wrestling Entertainment, World Wrestling Federation, and just general wrestling games was born. Beginning with the anonymously infamous Smackdown ! The first in a very, very long line of completely and totally full hand contact wrestling entertainment games. Which have made quite an infamous name for themselves with famous, bone breaking, slobber knocking wwe, wwf, and or tna superstars knocking the living hell out of their...