WWF WrestleFest is a video game launched by Technos in 1991, highlighting the superstars of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). It was launched in Japan and North America by Technos and in Europe and Australasia by Tecmo. It is a sequel of Technos' previous WWF game, WWF Superstars. Compared to Superstars, WrestleFest mixes it up of various wrestlers to the list just as improved illustrations and sound. There are more voice tests, including analysis and pre-coordinated presentations by WWF ring broadcaster Mike McGuirk.
The voice cut-scenes highlight the Gene Okerlund from Superstars returned as well. THQ launched a remake of the game for iOS including both current and previous wrestlers on February 21, 2012; retitled WWE WrestleFest. WrestleFest also mimics proficient wrestling matches.
The game adds up to four concurrent players and the capacity to insert more attributes into the machine to purchase energy. Two methods of playing are available. In the new Royal Rumble mode, the player picks only one of the wrestlers and takes him through a Royal Rumble match. In Saturday Night's main event mode, the player must pick any two wrestlers to form a team and take them through a progression of matches, including a championship with the Legion of Doom.
You can use MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) emulators to play WWF WrestleFest on your PCs. One of the most prominent MAME emulators is MAME Plus. This application has features like multilingual support, customized video effects, and much more. MAME Plus is a free and open-source emulator which was launched by Nicola Salmoria in 1997. This application can offer you real gaming experience as it enhances the 3D graphics of a game. You can also use various other MAME emulators like KBMAME, SmoothMAME, WPC MAME, and many more.
