WCW/NWO REVENGE CODES
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Section 1: Introduction
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1.1 What is WCW/nWo Revenge?
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Revenge is the 1998 sequel to "WCW vs nWo: World Tour" of 97. Both
games were developed by Asmik in Japan. World Tour was released in the
United States and Canada by THQ Inc. and was LATER released in Japan
under the "Virtual Prowrestling 64" title. Revenge (its sequel) is also
making its debut in North America despite the game's origin.
1.2 What's new in the game since World Tour?
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* Improved Use of Camera Angles
* Wrestler Entrances, some with Pyrotechnics (fireworks, explosions)
-Editor's Note- None of the wrestlers have their real theme music,
the intros use one generic theme for the 1st wrestler and another
for the 2nd, then repeats (ie. 3rd uses theme #1 again, 4th uses
theme #2 again). The only real WCW music in the game is a MIDI
rendition of the Nitro music, which is used during the post-match
replay and Hi Score screens.
* More Realistic Wrestler and Crowd Graphics (everyone is height-
proportioned now, and most of the face textures are almost
flawless. The crowd looks much more WCW now)
* Over 700 frames of animation per wrestler
* Over 300 unique wrestling moves included in the game
* Some wrestlers are now able to perform Multi-Hit Combos
V-Editor's Note- This feature being listed can be misleading. This
doesn't mean unrealistic fighting game -style combos, but rather,
moves chained together such as repeated punches, which are often
done in succession and not seperately.
* Tracks Win/Loss/Tie Records and Titles Held
* Instant Replays (post-match AND after a powerful or impressive
move if it's a 1-on-1 match)
* Weapons such as chairs, bats, garbage cans, stop signs, trophies,
table pieces, and so on (they can now be brought into the ring!)
* Wrestlers can take the fight out to the entrance isle
* Costume Edit mode (allows you to keep the costumes and names
up-to-date)
-Editor's Note- You may have read in earlier magazine previews of
the game that Costume Edit allows you to "switch a wrestler
between WCW and nWo". This is technically wrong since you can't
actually relocate a wrestler to go under another organization in
the select screen. However, you CAN update his costume and name if
he has changed it in order to be affiliated with the opposite
organization. Also, since every wrestler has more than one costume
you can change one of the costume's design, color, and
corresponding name without changing the rest. For example, change
Curt Hennig's 3rd costume to a different design and rename to
"Mr.Perfect", and only that one will appear as "Mr.Perfect", the
other costumes will still be "Curt Hennig".
* Run-ins occur when one of the wrestlers in a 1-on-1 match is
gaining a constant advantage
-Editor's Note- The wrestler who runs in is completely random. So
don't be surprised when a Wolfpac member runs in for an nWo
Hollywood member, and such.
* Voice and cartoon likeness of Referee Mark Curtis
* Choose from different TV and Pay-Per-View arena setups:
- Monday Nitro
- Souled Out
- Super Brawl VIII
- Bash at the Beach
- Halloween Havoc
- Starrcade
(The text background used during the wrestler entrances also
correspond to the arena setup being used.)
* Also, a couple of nitpicky details I've noticed:
- Your wrestler only goes into his stance if he's within a
certain distance from the person he's currently focused
on, unlike World Tour and many other past wrestling games
where you'd stay in your stance even if you're just walking
around the ringside area to get a weapon or whatever else
you may be doing.
- One of the problems with using the drop-to-the-mat or leap
frog when your opponent was running in World Tour was that
you had to time it PERFECTLY in order for it to work the
way you intend it to, or your running opponent would bump
into you while you're on the ground (or in the air) and
stop. The intention of a drop-to-mat or leap frog is to
let the opponent continue running to gain momentum for your
run-counter move, so that defeats the purpose. In Revenge,
running wrestlers will always hop over a fallen opponent,
this includes the rare case where you might hit the Run
button while standing near a fallen opponent. Your timing
can have a little more freedom as far as doing drops-to-
the-mat and leap frogs now.
1.3 What game modes are there?
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* Championship
- US Heavyweight (Win to unlock Curt Hennig and the World
Heavyweight mode)
- Cruiserweight (Win to unlock Kidman and the TV Title mode)
- Tag Team (Win to unlock Meng and Barbarian)
- World Heavyweight (Win to unlock Roddy Piper)
- TV Title (Win to unlock Kanyon/Mortis)
* Exhibition
- Singles Match (1-on-1)
- Tag Team Match (2-on-2)
* Special Match
- Battle Royal (Up to 40 Participants, 4 in ring at once)
- Handicap Match (2-on-1)
* Costume Edit
- Update the wrestler's costumes to keep the game up-to-date
(you can update one of his four costumes while leaving the
rest alone if you want, whichever costume is currently
selected at the Costume Edit select screen is the one you'll
be changing, the rest are left intact)
- Change the name of the wrestler for one of or all of his
four costumes
* Options
1.4 Is there a season or a Tournament mode?
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No. Despite what you may have previously read before the game's
release, it does not have a "Season" mode. The Championship mode, in
THQ's view, takes the place of the Tournament and various League modes
that were in World Tour. I'd have to say the battle royal is a good
trade-off for a lot of this since it provides loads of replay value in
both 1-player and multiplayer games.
1.5 Will Revenge be released on PlayStation?
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No. WCW/nWo Revenge is a Nintendo 64 EXCLUSIVE (as was World Tour).
There will not be any ports of the game for other platforms.
1.6 Does Revenge support Memory Paks and the Rumble Pak?
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It doesn't support memory paks since it saves everything internally
on the cart (saves money for people who don't own paks, and saves space
on the paks for people who do own one). It does support the Rumble Pak.
1.7 I suddenly lost control of my wrestler, what's going on?!
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If you hit the Z button during the Battle Royal, you'll lose control
and the CPU will take over for you. Just hit the Z button again to regain
control. Read section 2.2 of this FAQ.
1.8 Are there any impressive moves not listed in the manual?
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Yes. See section 2.2, I've included all the moves in the manual plus
other ones I've found.
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Section 2: Gameplay
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2.1 Controls
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L=Pin downed opponent, R=Block or Avoid attacks,
Flip standing dazed opponent, Counter moves
Counter moves
Digital Control Pad=Move the wrestler
Analog Control Stick=Taunt
around the ring
A=Grapple
B=Attack
C-Left=Flip downed opponent
C-Up=Climb, Tag, Grab weapon
C-Down=Run
C-Right=Change focus
2.2 The Moves
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Note: This is NOT just a list of the moves from the manual. This lists
everything from the manual PLUS a lot of things NOT listed in the
manual that I or someone contributing to the FAQ has found and
confirmed to work.
LONG/SHORT CONCEPT
A lot of the moves in Revenge are based on the concept of using a button
long or short, such as a "Long Grapple" or "Short Grapple". A long
grapple or attack (A or B respectively) is the amount of time you hold
the button. If you just tap it, it's short. If you hold it completely,
it's long (makes for stronger and more impressive moves, but takes longer
to physically perform, which makes you vulnerable).
ATTACKS
Moves like punches and kicks are done using the Attack button (B). Every
wrestler's specific move is different, but are done the same way:
- Short (B) a few steps from opponent: Far Attack
- Short (B) at close range: Weak punch or kick
- Short (B) + Control Pad Left: Near Attack
- Long (B): Strong Attack
- Long (B) + Control Pad: Strong leg attack
FRONT GRAPPLES
Moves like body slams, suplexes, and such are done in a Grapple, but you
must first win a Grapple in order to do them. To win a grapple, you must
time your (A) button so that you grab hold of your opponent in a Collar-
Elbow Tie-up before he does. The moves you do also depend on whether it
was a Short or Long Grapple. Once you win a grapple, hit a button or
button with direction to do a move (if you grapple at exactly the same
time and "tie", you'll go into a "Test of Strength").
- Short (A): Short Grapple
* (A) or (A) + Left/Right
* (A) + Up
* (A) + Down
* (B) or (B) + Left/Right wrestler
* (B) + Up
* (B) + Down
* (C-Down): Low momentum Irish Whip (throw opponent to the
ropes)
- Long (A): Long Grapple
* (A) or (A) + Left/Right
* (A) + Up
* (A) + Down
* (B) or (B) + Left/Right
* (B) + Up
* (B) + Down
* (C-Down): High momentum Irish Whip (throw opponent to the
ropes)
* Analog Control Stick in any direction while your spirit
meter is flashing SPECIAL: Your wrestler's special move
(which isn't necessarily his finisher since some finishers
are situation-specific like the Crippler Crossface and
Rings of Saturn)
BACK GRAPPLES
Moves such as German Suplexes, Belly-to-Back Suplexes, and Atomic Drops
are done from a Back Grapple. Just grapple with your opponent from
behind while he's dazed and you'll have him in a Waistlock.
- Short (A): Short Back Grapple
* (A)
* (B)
- Long (A): Long Back Grapple
* (A)
* (B)
MOVES FROM THE TOP TURNBUCKLE
To do moves such as Elbow Drops while the opponent is down or Dropkicks
and Double Axe Handles while the opponent is standing, the way to do it
is the same. Simply hold the direction toward the turnbuckles you want
to climb and hit the Run Button (C-Down).
RUN COUNTERS
Whether you just Irish Whipped your opponent (see Front Grapples) or he
is running toward you at free will, there are moves you can use to
"counter" a run:
- Opponent Running willingly or from Low Momentum Irish Whip
* Short (A): Weak momentum attack
* Long (A): Medium momentum attack 1
* Short (B): Weak momentum strike
* Long (B): Strong momentum strike
* (L Button): Drop to the mat or Leap Frog
- Opponent Running From High Momentum Irish Whip
* Short (A): Medium momentum attack 2
* Long (A): Strong momentum attack
* Short (B): Weak momentum strike
* Long (B): Strong momentum strike
* (L Button): Drop to the mat or Leap Frog
OPPONENT DOWN ON THE MAT
Moves such as elbow drops and submission holds are done when your opponent
has been knocked down.
- (A) at head: Attack or Submission Hold 1
- (A) at feet: Attack or Submission Hold 2
- (B): Striking Attack
- (B) while Running: Running Attack
- (C-Left): Flip opponent over
- (R Button): Pull opponent up to his feet
- (L Button): Go for the pin
SPECIAL SITUATION MOVES
Some of the most impressive high flying moves, such as 450 Splashes, Asai
Moonsaults, and Shooting Star Presses are done from special situations.
- On the Apron, Opponent is in the ring
* (C-Up) + Control Pad: Enter or leave the ring
* (C-Down) + Control Pad toward turnbuckles: Climb Corner
* (B): Striking attack
* Short (A): Attack (some wrestlers only)
* Long (A): Long Grapple from the Apron
o (A)
o (B)
o (C-Down): Run opponent into the turnbuckle
* (R Button): Avoid Attack
- On the Apron, Opponent is standing outside
* (C-Down) + (A): Flying Attack (some wrestlers only)
* (A) + Control Pad: Flying Attack
* (B): Kick
* (R Button): Avoid Attack
- Standing in the ring, Opponent outside
* (A) + Control Pad toward outside: Slingshot Arial Move
* (A) while Running toward outside: Flying Attack to the Outside
* (C-Down) + Control Pad toward outside: Flying Attack to the
Outside (some wrestlers
only)
- Running in the ring, Opponent outside
* (C-Up) while running toward ropes: Slide and stand on Apron
* (C-Down) while running toward ropes: Slide directly to outside
- Running in the ring, Opponent inside
* (L Button) while running at opponent: Duck under him
* (R Button) while running at opponent: Roll to his side
- Standing, Opponent Hooked on the Turnbuckle
* Short (A): Short Corner Grapple
o (A)
o (B)
Differant moves done on the turnbuckle(chops, shoulders, etc.)
* Long (A): Long Corner Grapple
o (A)
o (B)
Differant moves done from the top rope(suplexes, hurricanranas, etc.)
o Analog Control Stick in any direction while your spirit
meter is flashing SPECIAL: Corner variation of your
wrestler's special move (some wrestlers only; moves like
top rope Powerbombs, his finisher off the top rope, etc.)
- In Tag Team, Handicap, or Battle Royal mode
* (Z Button): Toggle between human and CPU control (Battle Royal)
* (C-Up): Tag partner into the ring (Tag Team)
* (A) at the same time as partner: Double Team move
* Long (A) from Behind: Long Back Grapple
1. (C-Up): Put opponent on Shoulders
2. Partner (C-Up) + Control Pad Toward Turnbuckles: Partner
climbs the turnbuckles and attacks the opponent on your
shoulders
- Standing Outside
* (C-Up) + Control Pad toward crowd: Grab a Weapon (chances of
getting one depends on your
wrestler's style)
* (C-Down) + Control Pad Toward Ring: Slide back into the ring
- Holding a Weapon
* Short (B): Swing weapon
* Long (B): Overhead Strike with weapon
* (B) While running: Strong Running Strike with weapon
TAUNTING
Every wrestler has a taunt or pose.
- Use the Analog Control Stick's Left, Up, and Right while standing
to do Taunt/Pose #1.
- Use the Analog Control Stick's Down while standing to do Taunt/
Pose #2 (This is also the one you do when you use any of the
Analog Control Stick's direction while getting up from being
knocked down or after just doing a move that takes you off of
your feet.
- When your meter is red and flashing, use the Analog Control Stick
to do Taunt/Pose #3 as well as make the meter flash SPECIAL (see
above lists for usage of special).
- Some wrestlers, such as Curt Hennig and Raven, have a 4th pose in
place of a top rope attack, and some even have one in place of a
slingshot-to-outside attack (ie. stands on bottom rope while
reaching over and provoking the opponent on the outside).
SECRET TRICKS
- If you move the Analog Control Stick in a Clockwise Circle
instead of just a single direction, you'll use your opponent's
own Taunt/Pose to provoke him!
- An easier way to start a Back Grapple is to start a Front Grapple
as normal, either long or short, and hit the (L Button). Your
wrestler will then spin the Collar-Elbow Tieup (Front Grapple)
into a Waistlock (Back Grapple).
- Long Grapple, (A) + (B) when your Spirit Meter is flashing
SPECIAL and you'll do your opponent's own finisher on him!
- Some wrestlers have a SPECIAL move that can be done while his
opponent is hooked on the corner, such as a Diamond Cutter from
the top turnbuckle. In order to do this, whip your opponent into
the corner while your spirit meter is flashing SPECIAL, then walk
up to him, while he's still hooked on the corner, and do a Long
Grapple along with any single direction on the Analog Control
Stick
- In the Nitro arena setup, Irish Whip him into the opening on the
entrance (Grapple and (C-Down) with your back facing the entrance)
and you'll send him running back stage. He'll come running back
out in a moment, sometimes holding a weapon! (This has been tested,
Sonny Onoo came running back out with a stop sign and Hogan ran
back out with a chair, it seems to happen at random)
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Section 3: The Roster
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* = Hidden Character, see Section 4
Note: The person who accompanies a wrestler to the ring only applies to
1-on-1 Matches. They won't be present in Tag, Battle Royal, or
Handicap matches.
nWo (White)
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Hollywood Hogan (Accompanied to the ring by Eric Bischoff)
Giant
Brian Adams (Accompanied to the ring by Vincent)
Scott Hall (Accompanied to the ring by Dusty Rhodes)
Scott Norton
Buff Bagwell
Eric Bischoff (Accompanied to the ring by Elizabeth)
Scott Steiner (Accompanied to the ring by Vincent)
*Curt Hennig (Accompanied to the ring by Rick Rude)
nWo (Red)
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Kevin Nash
Sting
Lex Luger
Macho Man Randy Savage (Accompanied to the ring by Elizabeth)
Konnan
Raven's Flock
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Raven
Lodi
Riggs
Sick Boy
Reese
*Kidman
WCW1
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*Roddy Piper
Diamond Dallas Page (Accompanied to the ring by Kimberly)
Goldberg
Bret Hart
Chris Benoit
Rick Steiner
Fit Finley
Booker T
WCW2
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Saturn
Disco Inferno
Jim Neidhart
British Bulldog
Glacier
*Meng (Accompanied to the ring by Jimmy Hart)
Van Hammer
Kanyon (1st and 3rd costume) / Mortis (2nd and 4th costume)
WCW3
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Yugi Nagata (Accompanied to the ring by Sonny Onoo)
Larry Zbysko
*Barbarian (Accompanied to the ring by Jimmy Hart)
La Parka
Stevie Ray
WCW4
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Chris Jericho
Eddy Guerrero
Psychosis
Rey Mysterio Jr.
Dean Malenko
Juventud Guerrera
Ultimo Dragon
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
Alex Wright
EWF
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AKI Man (1st costume)/THQ Man (2nd costume) (Real name: Mitsuharu Misawa)
Shogun (Real name: Toshiaki Kawada)
Executioner (Real name: Kenta Kobashi)
Dr. Frank (Jumbo Tsuratu)
Jekel (Real name: Dr. Death Steve Williams)
Maya Inca Boy (Real name: Akira Taoe)
DAW
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Hawk Hana (Real name: Genichiro Tenryu)
Kim Chee (Real name: Koji Kitao)
Dake Ken (Real name: Atsushi Onita)
Brickowski (Real name: Samson Fuyuki)
Ming Chee (Real name: Tarzan Goto)
Han Zo Mon (Real name: Hayabusa)
Note: The members of EWF and DAW are indeed real wrestlers from Japan,
but Asmik has made their appearances so far from their real life
counterparts that there's no way in hell you can make them
actually look right using the Costume Edit considering how shallow
that mode is. I had done some comparisons with the DAW wrestler's
moves, taunts, finishers, heights, and weights, and have found who
they really were. The EWF real names are from MrFloppy66@aol.com.
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