WWE '13 - Nintendo Wii
WWE '13 is a THQ sports wrestling video game for Nintendo Wii developed by Yuke's. This entry centers on the “WWE Attitude Era” campaign and includes Iron Mike Tyson as a playable superstar.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. Disc play surface is in good condition.
- Wrestling gameplay features WWE-style matches, entrances, finishers, storylines, and arena presentation.
- The WWE Universe mode supports dynamic matches, story-driven twists, and unpredictable moments across the created wrestling calendar.
- Bigger WWE Roster Ever includes nearly 100 Superstars, Legends, and Divas from the modern roster and the Attitude Era.
- Create It All tools allow custom Superstars, finishing moves, and entrances.
- Predator Technology 2.0 focuses on smoother in-ring animation and more fluid WWE action.
Rated T for Teen with content descriptors including blood, crude humor, mild language, mild suggestive themes, use of alcohol, and violence. WWE '13 was followed by WWE 2K14 after the series moved from THQ to the 2K branding.
Description
WWE '13 is a THQ sports wrestling video game for Nintendo Wii developed by Yuke's. This entry centers on the “WWE Attitude Era” campaign and includes Iron Mike Tyson as a playable superstar.
- Cleaned, tested, and guaranteed to play. Disc play surface is in good condition.
- Wrestling gameplay features WWE-style matches, entrances, finishers, storylines, and arena presentation.
- The WWE Universe mode supports dynamic matches, story-driven twists, and unpredictable moments across the created wrestling calendar.
- Bigger WWE Roster Ever includes nearly 100 Superstars, Legends, and Divas from the modern roster and the Attitude Era.
- Create It All tools allow custom Superstars, finishing moves, and entrances.
- Predator Technology 2.0 focuses on smoother in-ring animation and more fluid WWE action.
Rated T for Teen with content descriptors including blood, crude humor, mild language, mild suggestive themes, use of alcohol, and violence. WWE '13 was followed by WWE 2K14 after the series moved from THQ to the 2K branding.
