"A good wrestling game on Gameboy."

Sound 5/5
The sound isn't any good at all. The same song goes through the whole game. You can sometimes faintly hear a punching sound over the music. Warzone doesn't deliver that much in the sound department. So, if your looking for a gameboy game with good sound in it, turn your head away from WWF Warzone.
Graphics 7/10
You can tell who each of the wrestlers are but, they have one problem- none of them are wearing pants. They are all wearing shorts. The ring looks nice inside and out. The cage also looks great. The people in the background are pretty nice but, not as excited as they would be at a real WWF show. None of them are holding up signs. They are just the same people over and over. You can easily tell who the wrestlers are, so its not a big problem. The moves are realistic. But you can't jups 20 feet. The finishers are all good. If you want a game with good graphics, buy this. If you want a game with better graphics, get WWF Wrestlemania 2000 or WWF Attitude.

Gameplay 8/10
This game has what you would expect in a gameboy wrestling game. It has cage matches, singles matches, career, and tag team. It has a descent roster. It has 13 wrestlers. The only people that aren't in the gameboy version that were in the psx and n64 versions are Bret Hart,Headbangers, and the hidden Cactus Jack and Dude Love. It also has a two-player link mode. Your opponents AI is pretty strong. If you put it on easy your opponent can still win easily. If you want the best gameboy wrestling with gameplay on its side get WWF Wrestlemania 2000.

Overall 7/10
It might suck in sound and not so good in graphics but the gameplay saved it. I can sit down and play for hours. But a more addictive game would be WWF Wrestlemania 2000.

Reviewer's Score: 7/10, Originally Posted: 07/13/00, Updated 02/02/01