Galactic Wrestling: Featuring Ultimate Muscle

"Well, it's innovative"

Game play 8: O.K, so I will admit it's not exactly WWE Smack down. Galactic wrestling does however give a good supply of goofy characters mixed with some pretty unrealistic moves. The addition of allowing you to buy toys isn't spectacular, but it still is a nice addition to an already fun game. Tournament mode will keep fans of the show playing for hours to unlock their favorite characters. Mask Hunt mode is probably the main mode in which you play 2 big characters which are known as Neptune Man and Big Budo. Your objective is to win every match by using their double team finishing move: Mask the End. It can be difficult if your computer controlled partner continues to waste away his special.

Sound 5: Gruesome, absolutely gruesome. This is pathetic. The game really falls down a pit here. Out of all the game I've played this is the one that has almost the worst sound of all. Tetris could do better. There is a weakspot for every game and this is a major weak spot for this otherwise decent game.

Graphics 8: This is not Gran Turismo 4. They could use some work. I would have given this a lower score, but I decided to not give it a score based on the perfect Gran Turismo 4. Instead, I gave it a score based on Def Jam Vendetta's graphics which were still some pretty good graphics. The games are similar but, the graphics are different. If Def Jam gets a 9 this gets an eight. If Def Jam gets a 2 then this gets 1. It's as basic as the earth going around the sun.

Replayability 10: For all the gamers who like to unlock every tiny thing in a game, this goes out to you. If you are the people I mentioned then you will probably go through tournament mode 10+ times. You will also do survival and Mask Hunt mode at least 3 times. Versus mode will probably be played quite a few times as well, so you can get enough money to get all the toys. I myself have gone through all these modes at a combined time of about 40 times.

Reviewer's Score: 8/10, Originally Posted: 10/10/05