All fifteen of the initial arenas and events available in the game from WCW's biggest PPVs & TV shows, all from around the time of the game's release on the original Playstation and Nintendo 64 in September 1999. Mayhem was the first title from EA after they acquired the licence from THQ. They would later go on to make the last WCW video game ever, Backstage Assault. Check out more 'All Arena' videos th-cam.com/video/Mcs8V8O3Xk8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/eFqAeTCKyhY/w-d-xo.html 0:00 0:09 Nitro 0:33 Bash at the Beach 0:56 Great American Bash 1:20 Slamboree 1:44 Thunder 2:09 Starrcade 2:33 Halloween Havoc 2:56 World War 3 3:18 Saturday Night 3:41 Superbrawl 4:05 Road Wild 4:28 Uncensored 4:53 Spring Stampede 5:17 Souled Out 5:40 Fall Brawl
@@timothyholland2927 I left them out for an upcoming Mayhem Secrets video. I'm still really impressed EA included as many arenas as they did, especially for their first WCW game.
In my opinion the best thing about Mayhem was its terrific TV presentation: great commentary, colorful arenas, and excellent TV style camera angles (particularly outside the ring). I still think it's a good game, particularly with that roster and the ability to go backstage. 😊
Mayhem is a good game, some of the graphics are like warzone and attitude ( the pyro). it's like a mix of those and smackdown. it's better than Nitro and thunder, better than attitude, warzone for sure. Has a great soundtrack, awesome commentary, the Create a wrestler is pretty sweet. shame backstage assault wasn't GOOD. the crowd is bad though.
They're not supposed to be accurate, they're supposed to be custom versions of PPV sets based on the name and/or location of where the ppvs would typically take place
All fifteen of the initial arenas and events available in the game from WCW's biggest PPVs & TV shows, all from around the time of the game's release on the original Playstation and Nintendo 64 in September 1999.
Mayhem was the first title from EA after they acquired the licence from THQ. They would later go on to make the last WCW video game ever, Backstage Assault.
Check out more 'All Arena' videos th-cam.com/video/Mcs8V8O3Xk8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/eFqAeTCKyhY/w-d-xo.html
0:00
0:09 Nitro
0:33 Bash at the Beach
0:56 Great American Bash
1:20 Slamboree
1:44 Thunder
2:09 Starrcade
2:33 Halloween Havoc
2:56 World War 3
3:18 Saturday Night
3:41 Superbrawl
4:05 Road Wild
4:28 Uncensored
4:53 Spring Stampede
5:17 Souled Out
5:40 Fall Brawl
You forgot two secret arenas, the classic Nitro arena and the Mayhem arena.
@@timothyholland2927 I left them out for an upcoming Mayhem Secrets video. I'm still really impressed EA included as many arenas as they did, especially for their first WCW game.
In my opinion the best thing about Mayhem was its terrific TV presentation: great commentary, colorful arenas, and excellent TV style camera angles (particularly outside the ring). I still think it's a good game, particularly with that roster and the ability to go backstage. 😊
Wish they had used the classic Saturday Night entrance
This was the thing I liked about this game the most as a kid lol
This video didn't exist when you were a kid.
@@i_used_adblock_to_watch_this Ok?
Mayhem is a good game, some of the graphics are like warzone and attitude ( the pyro). it's like a mix of those and smackdown. it's better than Nitro and thunder, better than attitude, warzone for sure. Has a great soundtrack, awesome commentary, the Create a wrestler is pretty sweet. shame backstage assault wasn't GOOD. the crowd is bad though.
My first ever wrestling game
As good as these arenas look, are they even accurate? Are they supposed to be from around 1998-1999?
No they’re not accurate, and yes they are supposed to be from around ‘98-‘99, even though World War 3 was replaced by Mayhem in 1999.
@@timothyholland2927 Always thought it was weird they never came up with a Mayhem arena to go with the name of the game
They're not supposed to be accurate, they're supposed to be custom versions of PPV sets based on the name and/or location of where the ppvs would typically take place