WWF War Zone for Sony PlayStation 1 PS1 – CIB with Reg Card [Black Label] (1998)

Up for sale is an NTSC-U CIB copy of  WWF War Zone for the Sony PlayStation 1 - PS1. The video game will be shipped by the end of the next business day via USPS mail.

*All cases, artwork, inserts, game discs are tested, verified for authenticity, and inspected for wear such as discoloration, liquid damage, tears, writing, cracks, deep scratches and moderate to heavy wear is always noted. Buy WWF War Zone complete for PS1 with confidence! Free Shipping backed with a 30 day return policy!

• Includes original OEM case, artwork, and authentic WWF War Zone video game disc. 
• The disc has some minor surface wear from use and is free of deep scratches and inner ring cracks.
• The registration card is attached to the front artwork - see pictures.
• The game has been tested past the main screen and plays as intended.
• There are some scuffs/scratches to the case.
• The case has been cleaned and is intact.
• Black Label Variant.
• Sony PS1 Game Code: SLUS-00495
• Region: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)
• Genre: Wrestling
• Players: 1-4
  
• ESRB: T for Teen
• Developed by Iguana West.
• Published by Acclaim Sports.
• Release Year: 1998
• UPC: 021481211587
• Platform: Sony PlayStation 1

Please see photos for the overall condition of WWF War Zone on the Sony PlayStation 1. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, and we will respond promptly. Thank you! No stock photos!

Gameplay Overview:

WWF War Zone for the PlayStation 1 is a 3D wrestling game that brings the action of the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) to life with a roster of popular superstars like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, and The Undertaker. Players can engage in various match types, including singles, tag team, and cage matches, utilizing a complex grapple-based control system that requires specific button combinations to execute moves. The game features a career mode where players climb the ranks to win the WWF Championship, as well as a create-a-wrestler mode for customizing their own superstar. With fully voiced commentary, video promos, and interactive backstage segments, WWF War Zone set a new standard for wrestling games at the time, despite some criticism for its stiff animations and challenging controls.