ECW Hardcore Revolution was a professional wrestling video game released by Acclaim Entertainment, based on the professional wrestling promotion Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW). The game was released for the Nintendo 64, PlayStation and Sega Dreamcast. It was the first wrestling game to be based on ECW, as well as the first professional wrestling game to receive a Mature rating from the ESRB. The game was criticized for being too much like its predecessor, WWF Attitude and not reflecting ECW's unique style. Acclaim followed this title with the release of a sequel, ECW Anarchy Rulz.
Reaction
Hardcore Revolution was poorly received, with a 42% rating of the Sega Dreamcast version on Game Rankings.
Roster
Regular Wrestlers
- Angel
- Axl Rotten
- Balls Mahoney
- Chris Chetti
- C.W. Anderson
- Danny Doring
- Dawn Marie
- Francine
- Jack Victory
- Jason
- Jazz
- Jerry Lynn
- Justin Credible
- Lance Storm
- Little Guido
- Mike Awesome
- New Jack
- Nova
- Raven
- Rhino
- Roadkill
- Rob Van Dam
- Sabu
- Sal E. Graziano
- Simon Diamond
- Spike Dudley
- Steve Corino
- Super Crazy
- Tommy Dreamer
- Tony Devito
- Tracy Smothers
- Wild Bill
- Yoshihiro Tajiri
Regular Jobbers
- Arms Master (moveset based on Attitude's Stone Cold Steve Austin set)
- Bruzzee (moveset based on Attitude's Road Dogg set)
- Buffone (moveset based on Attitude's Goldust set)
Secret Wrestlers
- Beulah McGillicutty
- Bill Alfonso
- Cyrus the Virus
- Joel Gertner (moveset based on Attitude's Paul Bearer set)
- Joey Styles (moveset based on Attitude's Edge set)
- Judge Jeff Jones
- Louie Spicolli
- Taz
- The Sheik
- Tommy Rich
Secret Jobbers
- Excel
- Goatman
- Harry Slash (moveset based on Attitude's Sable set)
- Mack Daddy (moveset based on Attitude's Droz set)
- Nurse Ratchet (moveset based on Attitude's Al Snow set)
- Santoro
- Sound Guy Randy
- The Trainer (based on game tester "Jello" Jeff Robinson)
External links
- ECW Hardcore Revolution on Wikipedia