WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011

WWE, Yuke, and THQ have launched the newest release of WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011. The game format will be for Sony Playstation 2, Playstation 3, Playstation Portable, Wii, and Xbox 360, and will feature rosters from both brands of Raw and Smackdown.

There are several changes to game play from WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2010. Objects will be able to placed in-ring more realistically, tables will break differently from different impacts, chairs can be thrown at opponents, and ladders can be set up anywhere, and will be able to be broken during gameplay.

Another major change is during the “Hell in the Cell” match, there will be more room to move between the ring and the cage, weapons will be available under the mat, you will be able to remove the cell door, and several new ways to exit the cage, such as running full steam into the side of the cage, and having a panel in the side give way.

You will also be able to roam freely backstage, with moves modified to adjust to new situations during match play. As the match progresses, the strong grapple option increasingly allows you to perform stronger moves to wear down your opponent.

In WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011, career mode has been replaced with the new “WWE Universe” mode which builds storylines from the matches you choose. You will be able to play mini-quests as well as used several Superstars or create your own character to end The Undertaker’s streak in “Road to Wrestlemania” mode.

There will also be a section to create your own matches, as well as special types of matches. The new “Story designer” mode, will allow your wrestler (once they have hit a certain stage) to have specific events pop into game play.

There have been several special editions that will be released, each with exclusive in-game content, as well as three confirmed download packs you can purchase separately, or as a bundle-pack. The Fan Axxess pass is also available for download as of the release date in WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2011, and various downloadable content is dependent on the pricing scheme.