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WWE Smackdown! Here Comes the Pain (2003)

Yuke's

PlayStation 2

4.05 from 219 ratings

382 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 29 backlogged · 28 wish listed

WATCH YOUR BACK Relive the drama like never before in SmackDown! Here Comes The Pain. Create, play and develop your own Superstar through storylines developed exclusively by WWE writers. Track your progress with seasonal stats, earn money to build up Superstar abilities and unlock hidden elements. Featuring enhanced gameplay, new match types and better production values. The most electrifying brand … Read more
WATCH YOUR BACK Relive the drama like never before in SmackDown! Here Comes The Pain. Create, play and develop your own Superstar through storylines developed exclusively by WWE writers. Track your progress with seasonal stats, earn money to build up Superstar abilities and unlock hidden elements. Featuring enhanced gameplay, new match types and better production values. The most electrifying brand in sports entertainment will ignite the Playstation 2 this holiday season. SEASON MODE Featuring comprehensive statistics, dynamic storylines and Superstar attribute building LEGENDS Sgt. Slaughter, The Million-Dollar Man, Jimmy Snuka and more ENHANCED GRAPPLING SYSTEM MATCH TYPES New match types including Bra-&-Panty and the Elimination Chamber Read less
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Details

Developers
Yuke's
Publishers
THQ
Genres
Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Sport
Themes
Non-fiction
Franchises
WWE
Series
WWE Smackdown!

Release dates

  • Oct 27, 2003 (North_America) PlayStation 2
  • Nov 07, 2003 (Europe) PlayStation 2
  • Jan 29, 2004 (Japan) PlayStation 2
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Rating distribution

5 stars
77
4 stars
88
3 stars
43
2 stars
6
1 star
4
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Community All Reviews Statuses

Saiyajin

Review Saiyajin 4/5 · Nov 19, 2020

Brief Final Thoughts

I forgot how stacked the roster was back in 2003, It was actually a struggle choosing my superstar for career mode but in the end I went for the Olympic gold medallist Kurt Angle. Career mode was a blast, offering many different scenarios and cutscenes keeping things fresh, the overhaul to the gameplay made wrestling multiple matches enjoyable, with a …

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I forgot how stacked the roster was back in 2003, It was actually a struggle choosing my superstar for career mode but in the end I went for the Olympic gold medallist Kurt Angle. Career mode was a blast, offering many different scenarios and cutscenes keeping things fresh, the overhaul to the gameplay made wrestling multiple matches enjoyable, with a easy to understand grappling system and a new body damage display that was way overdue.

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