Its worth playing this game, just for the video clip of Knobb's botching his special move :D Also their theme song sounds like someone pulling their jacket zip up and down.
I remember traveling to the U.S. trying to find this game with my grandfather, he must have taken me to 6-7 different stores and to no avail, unfortunately. One of the few wrestling games I never got to play. The Sega CD as a whole, however, was probably the shittiest investment I ever made in terms of a video game console, lol.
Hmmm very interesting comment you made. Always thought the Sega CD was a very well-made system especially the Sega CDX. I own a Sega CDX back in the early 90s is basically a 3 and one console a Genesis, Sega CD and a portable CD player and hell, even had double A batteries with it as well so you could carry the portable CD player around with ya th-cam.com/video/5HIHi-H5ooQ/w-d-xo.html , trust me he won't be disappointed with this one
Tony Flores, I think I base my opinion strictly on the fact that when I got the system in the 90's it was already a dying breed, and the games I got to play like "Sewer Shark" were very underwhelming. One game I did enjoy thoroughly was "Eternal Champions", but I never really had the opportunity to experience many games on this particular system.
@@Crystopsy: oh no I'm not disagreeing with you at all with the games,it just the system itself was highly one of its kind especially the Sega CDX. But I do understand where you coming from especially you living in another country must be extra hard to find a decent game out there. Sonic cd, Mickey's Mania, Mortal Kombat, Eternal champions, heart of an alien/ out of this world, Prize fighter (boxing),NHL 94, Android assault, who shot Johnny Rock and Vay are usually the ones that you wanted to play back then but the rest of others were pretty heinous too But just like the video says that the Sega CD / Mega CD was very very expensive when it came out. I think the Sega CDX came out it was about over at least $400 but now these days collectors considered antique now and now they're selling for almost at least $1,200 for collectors
Same here, and another little tidbit he forgot is that the game uses the same title screen music as "WWF Royal Rumble" the SNES version at least, so they could have at least come up with different title screen music at least.
It's pretty ridiculous just how many times Sculptured Software had come out with the same wrestling game over so many years. WWF Superstars 2, WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge, WWF Super Wrestlemania, WWF Royal Rumble, WWF Rage In The Cage, WWF Raw were all damn near identical. IRS had the best finisher in the game with the "Write Off".
An early blurb I saw in a magazine mentioned there would be 24 wrestlers as opposed to the 20 we ended up with. I can only assume the remaining four were Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Papa Shango and Jim Duggan, the only four characters from the Royal Rumble games to not be in this game.
Also, Royal Rumble for SNES was originally supposed to have 14 characters as opposed to 12. One of the two removed characters was Kamala, as we know from the images scanned from a magazine showing him in it. The other may have been IRS (who was on the Sega roster but not SNES). He was planned at one point, based on a screenshot I saw of what was then known as “Super WrestleMania 2.” It showed two dummy characters with energy bars that said Mr. Perfect and IRS. I’ll submit the picture to the game’s prerelease page on TCRF.
I remember being a kid going to blockbuster really wanting to play this game. I was so sold on that cage. I already had RAW on Sega at the time. Glad to have watched this video to see it wasn't all that after all these years. Lol
Another nostalgic video. I remember going to FuncoLand trying to buy this with my elder brothers but it was gone. We settled on Spider-Man vs King Pin which only worked for two days...god I hated Sega CD
Funny timing, was checking it out on MAME just a few days ago. I use to play it on dad's old Sega CD, but haven't played it since I was a little girl, and forgot how to pin. Somehow, still managed to push the right buttons. 😉😂
I would have loved to get a combination of WWF Raw (32X), WWF Royal Rumble (from both Genesis & SNES), & WWF Rage in the Cage combined with all modes & characters.
I think that it wouldn't have been possible with RAW, as RAW added moves, animations, and changes. HOWEVER....i'm 100 percent on board we need a mod that combines the Genesis/SNES Rumbles (how do you not have Hogan and Flair IN THE SAME GAME, plus Genesis didnt have Yokozuna?!) the 32X exclusive Kwang, and the roster from Rage in the Cage. Im actually even fine leaving out the cage elements, just get them into the Rumble game, complete with tag matches so we can do nasty boys vs. headshrinkers or Money Inc vs. The Mega Powers. All of those aforementioned games besides raw ran on the exact same engine.
@@prayeronestart994 Not to forget put the Give Up Animation from Raw in to it for Submission Finishers like the Sharpshooter, Boston Crab, Million Dollar Dream, Cranium Crush and Figure 4 Leg Lock. Pin holds for the Perfect Plex, Banzai Drop, Headshrinkers Splash, Kamala Splash, 123 Kid Moonsault, Whoopie Cushion and maybe the Tombstone to.😉
I got a Sega CD after I got 32X because it was on super sale for “only” $150 lol. But by that time it was hard to find the games. As you and I both know it was hard to find used games back then. I think Funcoland was around but I didn’t have one by my house back then. I always wanted to play this game…I played Raw and Royal Rumble but this game eluded me unfortunately. Great video I always wondered! I had Raw for 32X with the “best” exclusive character: Kwang (Savio Vega)!! It baffled me so much how they choose him over so many
I remember playing this years ago. I always thought that they originally intended to include tag team matches which is why The Nasty Boys and Money Inc were in the game but for some reason they cut the tag team match option out of the finished game.
I owned this game in the UK. I was the only kid in my class that owned a Sega CD. Was a good game I only preferred Dracula unleashed and Snatchers and that’s only for their storylines
I beat this game not long ago in tournament mode with Rick "The Model" Martel. Video footage of the ending is on my channel. Will say I did enjoy playing it. Hint of advice. Definitely use the 6-button controller, and it REALLY helps to use a controller that has turbo switches. No constant button mashing required, and makes the game more enjoyable in my opinion.
Awesome video as always. I loved Royal Rumble on sega as a kid even thought I didn't watch WWF yet but I thought it was cool that scott hall, Hogan, and macho man were in it since I watched WCW. Cool thing about this game is it is the only game I can remember to use the 6 button controller's MODE button and it was used to switch out tag team partners in a 6 man tag
There's no way the Royal Rumble was gonna work on Mega CD. It's the biggest weakness of these early CD systems, and that is available RAM. On the Mega CD, you have 768kb(512kb for the system, and 256kb of what's known as "CD-RAM", which I assume is a read-ahead buffer to stop the CD from skipping when playing back streaming media, think like the TH-cam playback buffer) of RAM to hold everything that needs to be used. This includes the program, graphics and sound. Keep in mind, both the Mega Drive and SNES have 4mb ROM windows, and data in ROM doesn't have to be loaded into RAM, the console can directly access and use them instantly, whereas from a CD, if it wants to fetch new data it has to use that amazing CD-ROM 150kb/s transfer rate. Of course, you'll have probably already realised why this effects tag matches and the Royal Rumble by this point. It's why there was no CD version of Street Fighter 2, as well.
@@Skazellino: IRS agility was pretty underrated as well check out SummerSlam 92 when him and the million dollar man went against the Road Warriors and IRS performed very well in that match
IRS was always one of my favorite guys, I was a big fan of his and Money Inc. I first started liking him around Survivor Series 91. He was definitely highly underrated. A moment I always hated was when he got robbed after he won the IC title off Ramon at Rumble 94. They restart the match but don't tell IRS and Ramon just grabs him off the turnbuckle while he has his back turned celebrating and does the Razor's Edge for the finish, booo. I loved when Money Inc. was formed as I was a DiBiase fan as well and especially excited when they knocked off LOD for the tag straps via IRS using the briefcase, I wish there was footage of that house show match but all we had was an update on WWF Superstars. Money Inc. also beat the Mega Maniacs at Wrestlemania 9 and the Steiner Bros. later in 1993. Their track track record was solid!
Idk if Wrestling Bios will read this but just wanted to compliment his improvement of cadence over the years. Wanted to go back and see some of the old game videos, and I noticed he talks slower, a bit more cautiously. Now he talks very confidently and faster and I honestly think he's perfect as a content creator speaking over his videos!
Great video and i just picked this up for nostalgia. I really enjoyed the LJN WWF games, and it'll be fun to fire up every now and again. Kamala is absolutely my favorite character exclusive here, woulda liked to get him in Royal Rumble for either Genesis or SNES. Headshrinkers would've been a great edition to RAW to face off against Diesel and HBK. And RAW should've had the cage, as it came out in 1994, right after the epic Bret Hart vs Owen Hart cage match. Plus the Steiners/Money Inc had just had a banger cage match on free tv a year prior when RAW was being developed.
Road Avenger, Snatcher and Sonic CD, the only games worth playing on Sega/Mega CD. Boy was I gutted when I put down a lot of money on the multi-mega CD. Least I got a portable CD player out of it... sort of.
I heard about this game it was basically royal rumble with more new characters never played it but this game always intrigued me because of the steel cage.
Moders listen up heres an idea for a game All the wrestlers from Royal Rumble Sega, Snes & CD in one game with all the modes including cage, royal rumble & tag!
I always wanted to play this game but to this day I still haven't played it. I didn't ever get a sega CD. I remember the Nasty Boys and the Head Shrinkers were in this game and it was the first time and only time they were ever in a wrestling game so the roster alone and the picture of the the wrestlers on the cover got me excited plus there were steel cage matches in it which weren't the most common back then.
I swear no matter the subject matter I am always interested & hooked from beginning to end! Great job as usual. Would randomly love to see a video on RAVEN (personally I'd like to see full blown begining to end..including bring seen at *AEW* recently lol but even if you broke it up.. I'd personally love it! Also seeing as how *JEFF HARDY* is seeming close to returning to TV it reminds me if love to see a video of Jeff Hardy's over all TNA/IMPACT run.. although doing Jeff Hardy by the years makes more sense like your Undertaker videos. IDK. Regardless I'm sticking around for the Long haul!) Sorry for the rant. Haven't slept in 2 days & doesn't look like I'll be sleeping tonight either at this point. (4:46am)
Sega isn’t to blame for the sega cd believe it or not. The dude who ran sega of america didnt know sega of japan were working on the sega saturn at the same time, so basically when the sega cd was launched people said sod that i’ll wait for the saturn
Not really any reason why the video clips for this game look so shitty. They had perfectly fine quality source material to work with. The MegaDrive / Genesis had a limited color palette, but not THAT limited. Maybe it was just developer limitations or storage limitations on the CD. There was a lot of space on the CD (especially for the time), but most of it was used by CD audio tracks since they didn't use compressed audio files like modern consoles. A lot of wasted storage space for those SNES audio tracks, whereas on SNES it was essentially a small mod tracker file.
I have a complete in case copy of Rage in the Cage. Got it for $5 about 10 years ago. I don't have a Sega CD, nor have I ever had one so I've only played this on an Emulator. It's definitely a disappointment. While a Royal Rumble with the 20 man roster would have been awesome, it's the lack of any tag-team mode in my opinion that hurts the gameplay the most. It's also perplexing that they didn't include CD quality for the theme music. Yeah the Tournament mode is a slog to get through as the ideas mentioned in the video would have at least helped mix things up a bit. I played through the Tournament mode about half a dozen times but thankfully with save-states so I didn't have to subject myself to prolonged playthroughs. The game simply needed more. As much of a novelty as the FMV was at the time and it wasn't even good quality, would like to think if Rage in the Cage had less of it or even none; that few would have been upset about it. Sure it wouldn't show off the Sega CD hardware, but outside of the clear intro announcing by the Fink, I don't think it showed off what the hardware could do anyways.
You missed nothing i had this Star Wars & Sonic on the CD and they were just Mega Drive games on CD which could hold more of the Roster on the Wrestling the cage wasjust like the Master System one
i like wwf Rage in a cage i November play wwf Rage in a cage i was lil kid how old I’m in 1992 I’m 34 years old right Now in 2020 I’m be about 8 years old in 1992 i play this Rage in a cage wrestling games wwf Rage in a cage just like WWF Royal Rumble on super Nintendo Rage In cage was cool my favorite wrestler on this wrestling games Crush Crush is my favorite wrestler all time
A lot of people actually don't know but there was originally plans to make a N64-CD upgrade too. It just never came about. Like the game cubes modem. It just didn't happen. However it's cool to see how those console developers where so ahead of there time
In some ways this is the most advanced version of the LJN WWF games. It would have been nice to have a Royal Rumble. I always assumed this game came out before Royal Rumble, or at least was made before Royal Rumble was(in development longer).
I had the snes growing up. Sunset riders, bomberman, super mario world, (several other Mario's also)the Simpsons barts nightmare, donkey Kong, street fighter 1 & 2 turbo. Wish I still had um, seems like an age ago...
Sega CD was where the cool RPGs were hidden. If you knew about those, you had some good times. Seems like not a lot of people figured that out though. I was playing Lunar, Shining Force CD (though that's a game that totally didn't need to be on Sega CD), Snatcher, Vay.. Adventures of Willy Beamish (I love point and click adventure games)... I had this one, because I really liked this series of WWF games, to the point of buying the SNES AND Genesis versions of the ones with different rosters. This was my least played, for sure. Had some cool characters that weren't in the other games, but yeah, not a ton of cool stuff to do in this one, unfortunately.
I actually thought about raising the money to buy this as a kid to use all 20 guys individual finishers but found out later a lot of them have the same couple finishers. Glad I didn't waiste my $
I wonder if tag team modes were cut due to it being on disc and the loading times. The loading times aren't very good for this game. Obviously different systems and years later but if you look at the how WWF War Zone on the PS1 didn't have the royal rumble mode but the N64 version did it makes sense. Unlike the "pallette" issues some have said online but they could be right, who knows?
Its worth playing this game, just for the video clip of Knobb's botching his special move :D
Also their theme song sounds like someone pulling their jacket zip up and down.
Hello, you!
Does he botch it worse than Peter M botched the dreams of America?
How do you botch an armpit?
Didn’t look like a botch to me, didn’t he slam Dwayne Gill? 😀
lol
I remember traveling to the U.S. trying to find this game with my grandfather, he must have taken me to 6-7 different stores and to no avail, unfortunately. One of the few wrestling games I never got to play. The Sega CD as a whole, however, was probably the shittiest investment I ever made in terms of a video game console, lol.
Hmmm very interesting comment you made.
Always thought the Sega CD was a very well-made system especially the Sega CDX. I own a Sega CDX back in the early 90s is basically a 3 and one console a Genesis, Sega CD and a portable CD player and hell, even had double A batteries with it as well so you could carry the portable CD player around with ya
th-cam.com/video/5HIHi-H5ooQ/w-d-xo.html , trust me he won't be disappointed with this one
Did you have the Lunar games, or Snatcher? Willy Beamish? If you liked RPG/Adventure games it was pretty awesome.
Tony Flores, I think I base my opinion strictly on the fact that when I got the system in the 90's it was already a dying breed, and the games I got to play like "Sewer Shark" were very underwhelming. One game I did enjoy thoroughly was "Eternal Champions", but I never really had the opportunity to experience many games on this particular system.
@@Crystopsy: oh no I'm not disagreeing with you at all with the games,it just the system itself was highly one of its kind especially the Sega CDX.
But I do understand where you coming from especially you living in another country must be extra hard to find a decent game out there. Sonic cd, Mickey's Mania, Mortal Kombat, Eternal champions, heart of an alien/ out of this world, Prize fighter (boxing),NHL 94, Android assault, who shot Johnny Rock and Vay are usually the ones that you wanted to play back then but the rest of others were pretty heinous too
But just like the video says that the Sega CD / Mega CD was very very expensive when it came out. I think the Sega CDX came out it was about over at least $400 but now these days collectors considered antique now and now they're selling for almost at least $1,200 for collectors
@@anonamatron: ever played Prize fighter or Vay? Very underrated sega CD games
well earned 100k , safe to say you're my favorite wrestle channel. support wrestl-ing bios!
For a second there I thought this video was gonna discuss the In Your House event “Rage In A Cage”.
DJDoubleCee YES lol
Same here, and another little tidbit he forgot is that the game uses the same title screen music as "WWF Royal Rumble" the SNES version at least, so they could have at least come up with different title screen music at least.
It's pretty ridiculous just how many times Sculptured Software had come out with the same wrestling game over so many years. WWF Superstars 2, WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge, WWF Super Wrestlemania, WWF Royal Rumble, WWF Rage In The Cage, WWF Raw were all damn near identical. IRS had the best finisher in the game with the "Write Off".
the white winged eagle belt was always clutch..
Same goes for original Intercontinental!
@@aidsskrillex5355 Yes! The IC title was my favorite belt. I liked the white one tho
@@bradleybailey6254 most definitely
An early blurb I saw in a magazine mentioned there would be 24 wrestlers as opposed to the 20 we ended up with. I can only assume the remaining four were Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Papa Shango and Jim Duggan, the only four characters from the Royal Rumble games to not be in this game.
Also, Royal Rumble for SNES was originally supposed to have 14 characters as opposed to 12. One of the two removed characters was Kamala, as we know from the images scanned from a magazine showing him in it. The other may have been IRS (who was on the Sega roster but not SNES). He was planned at one point, based on a screenshot I saw of what was then known as “Super WrestleMania 2.” It showed two dummy characters with energy bars that said Mr. Perfect and IRS. I’ll submit the picture to the game’s prerelease page on TCRF.
Oh my this brings back memories. I had this game. My mom and I played this together all the time. Great video.
I remember being a kid going to blockbuster really wanting to play this game. I was so sold on that cage. I already had RAW on Sega at the time. Glad to have watched this video to see it wasn't all that after all these years. Lol
Any blockbuster n raw reference gets a big thumbs up
Another nostalgic video. I remember going to FuncoLand trying to buy this with my elder brothers but it was gone. We settled on Spider-Man vs King Pin which only worked for two days...god I hated Sega CD
I never had any issues with games not working on mine. Although honestly, I never used mine much as there weren't many games I wanted to play.
I actually own it lol. It was like the Royal Rumble for the Genesis.
I own and still play both Royal Rumble and Rage in the Cage. I prefer them to raw and WrestleMania
All this game was is The 3rd installment of the Wrestlemania title. And all I wanted was wrestlefest at home.
Me too, man... me too.
Wrestlefest was (and still is) the TITS!
Congrats on a 100k my dude! 💪
Funny timing, was checking it out on MAME just a few days ago. I use to play it on dad's old Sega CD, but haven't played it since I was a little girl, and forgot how to pin. Somehow, still managed to push the right buttons. 😉😂
I would have loved to get a combination of WWF Raw (32X), WWF Royal Rumble (from both Genesis & SNES), & WWF Rage in the Cage combined with all modes & characters.
I think that it wouldn't have been possible with RAW, as RAW added moves, animations, and changes. HOWEVER....i'm 100 percent on board we need a mod that combines the Genesis/SNES Rumbles (how do you not have Hogan and Flair IN THE SAME GAME, plus Genesis didnt have Yokozuna?!) the 32X exclusive Kwang, and the roster from Rage in the Cage. Im actually even fine leaving out the cage elements, just get them into the Rumble game, complete with tag matches so we can do nasty boys vs. headshrinkers or Money Inc vs. The Mega Powers. All of those aforementioned games besides raw ran on the exact same engine.
@@prayeronestart994 Not to forget put the Give Up Animation from Raw in to it for Submission Finishers like the Sharpshooter, Boston Crab, Million Dollar Dream, Cranium Crush and Figure 4 Leg Lock. Pin holds for the Perfect Plex, Banzai Drop, Headshrinkers Splash, Kamala Splash, 123 Kid Moonsault, Whoopie Cushion and maybe the Tombstone to.😉
Ive came across your channel and your bios are great your storytelling skills are off the chart keep up these great videos
Bossman's last appearance was Royal Rumble 93 and this came out in December 93, he just barely snuck in there.
Would love to see a retrospective on Wrestlefest
I used to play this back when I was kid in the 90s. Great Times.
I got a Sega CD after I got 32X because it was on super sale for “only” $150 lol. But by that time it was hard to find the games. As you and I both know it was hard to find used games back then. I think Funcoland was around but I didn’t have one by my house back then. I always wanted to play this game…I played Raw and Royal Rumble but this game eluded me unfortunately. Great video I always wondered! I had Raw for 32X with the “best” exclusive character: Kwang (Savio Vega)!! It baffled me so much how they choose him over so many
Same, only my Sega CD was only $59.99. The 32X was $19.99.
How do you have a crazy good roster like this and NOT include a Royal rumble match!!?
N yet raw n royal rumble half the size roster of this included the royal rumble
Load times.
I remember playing this years ago. I always thought that they originally intended to include tag team matches which is why The Nasty Boys and Money Inc were in the game but for some reason they cut the tag team match option out of the finished game.
Especially The Headshrinkers
Yeah, that'd make sense why there were tag teams but no tag mode feature
Hey the website is awesome keep up the good work m8 ! Long live wrestling bios!
There was no Tag-Team matches in this game... :(
This why I love this channel.... consistent putting out fire content
Thank you for such a great video yet again. I love it. I get all gitty when i see your notification😍😍
All that roster and No royal rumble!!! Insane
This consistency is crazy
I owned this game in the UK. I was the only kid in my class that owned a Sega CD. Was a good game I only preferred Dracula unleashed and Snatchers and that’s only for their storylines
Also, anyone else think knobby and sags are real life versions of rock steady n bee bop?
Sega CD was indeed a prelude to PlayStations & DVD Players!!
Bruce King..idk . 3DO was out. PC gaming, SEGA cd was a bomb. It was 16 bit games but smoother. Or FMV & make a video games. Was a huge bomb
@@e8tballz I agree 150% all I'm sayin is dat SEGA CD set the tone for PS game console, DVD Player, etc.
I beat this game not long ago in tournament mode with Rick "The Model" Martel. Video footage of the ending is on my channel. Will say I did enjoy playing it. Hint of advice. Definitely use the 6-button controller, and it REALLY helps to use a controller that has turbo switches. No constant button mashing required, and makes the game more enjoyable in my opinion.
Awesome video as always. I loved Royal Rumble on sega as a kid even thought I didn't watch WWF yet but I thought it was cool that scott hall, Hogan, and macho man were in it since I watched WCW. Cool thing about this game is it is the only game I can remember to use the 6 button controller's MODE button and it was used to switch out tag team partners in a 6 man tag
Jus got this as a gift!! The plug and play version
There's no way the Royal Rumble was gonna work on Mega CD.
It's the biggest weakness of these early CD systems, and that is available RAM. On the Mega CD, you have 768kb(512kb for the system, and 256kb of what's known as "CD-RAM", which I assume is a read-ahead buffer to stop the CD from skipping when playing back streaming media, think like the TH-cam playback buffer) of RAM to hold everything that needs to be used.
This includes the program, graphics and sound. Keep in mind, both the Mega Drive and SNES have 4mb ROM windows, and data in ROM doesn't have to be loaded into RAM, the console can directly access and use them instantly, whereas from a CD, if it wants to fetch new data it has to use that amazing CD-ROM 150kb/s transfer rate. Of course, you'll have probably already realised why this effects tag matches and the Royal Rumble by this point.
It's why there was no CD version of Street Fighter 2, as well.
Who keeps unliking these videos
7:03 I.R.S.
Special Move: Write-Off (?) 🤔
It was a flying clothesline. He got 1-2-3 Kid good at SummerSlam 1993.
@@Skazellino: IRS agility was pretty underrated as well check out SummerSlam 92 when him and the million dollar man went against the Road Warriors and IRS performed very well in that match
The Fiends Father.
IRS was always one of my favorite guys, I was a big fan of his and Money Inc. I first started liking him around Survivor Series 91. He was definitely highly underrated. A moment I always hated was when he got robbed after he won the IC title off Ramon at Rumble 94. They restart the match but don't tell IRS and Ramon just grabs him off the turnbuckle while he has his back turned celebrating and does the Razor's Edge for the finish, booo. I loved when Money Inc. was formed as I was a DiBiase fan as well and especially excited when they knocked off LOD for the tag straps via IRS using the briefcase, I wish there was footage of that house show match but all we had was an update on WWF Superstars. Money Inc. also beat the Mega Maniacs at Wrestlemania 9 and the Steiner Bros. later in 1993. Their track track record was solid!
Later the "write off" became a Samoan drop
WWF Raw the best wrestling game on the Mega Drive
Neil Asif * GENESIS.
Idk if Wrestling Bios will read this but just wanted to compliment his improvement of cadence over the years. Wanted to go back and see some of the old game videos, and I noticed he talks slower, a bit more cautiously. Now he talks very confidently and faster and I honestly think he's perfect as a content creator speaking over his videos!
Great video and i just picked this up for nostalgia. I really enjoyed the LJN WWF games, and it'll be fun to fire up every now and again. Kamala is absolutely my favorite character exclusive here, woulda liked to get him in Royal Rumble for either Genesis or SNES. Headshrinkers would've been a great edition to RAW to face off against Diesel and HBK. And RAW should've had the cage, as it came out in 1994, right after the epic Bret Hart vs Owen Hart cage match. Plus the Steiners/Money Inc had just had a banger cage match on free tv a year prior when RAW was being developed.
That fink spot is so cool, I just had the SNES, how much was a Sega CD back then.
Thanks for another great video….I completely forgot I had this back in the day ….
Cool that you talking about video games! It suprised me in a positiv way!
Even more respect for your work!
Shawn Michaels listed as 6'2 240pound lol
Road Avenger, Snatcher and Sonic CD, the only games worth playing on Sega/Mega CD. Boy was I gutted when I put down a lot of money on the multi-mega CD. Least I got a portable CD player out of it... sort of.
I disagree. Batman Returns and Terminator are well worth playing on Sega CD.
Loving your work at the moment 👍
I heard about this game it was basically royal rumble with more new characters never played it but this game always intrigued me because of the steel cage.
I bring the swag like nobody can. Good game this, used to play it back in the day. The cage blocks the view of the wrestlers in the ring.
Moders listen up heres an idea for a game
All the wrestlers from Royal Rumble Sega, Snes & CD in one game with all the modes including cage, royal rumble & tag!
Can U do some videos on the ECW games?
Am I the only one who noticed they bill HBK at 240 pounds? 😂
And they have Mr. Perfect at 263?!
I always wanted to play this game but to this day I still haven't played it. I didn't ever get a sega CD. I remember the Nasty Boys and the Head Shrinkers were in this game and it was the first time and only time they were ever in a wrestling game so the roster alone and the picture of the the wrestlers on the cover got me excited plus there were steel cage matches in it which weren't the most common back then.
I swear no matter the subject matter I am always interested & hooked from beginning to end! Great job as usual. Would randomly love to see a video on RAVEN (personally I'd like to see full blown begining to end..including bring seen at *AEW* recently lol but even if you broke it up.. I'd personally love it! Also seeing as how *JEFF HARDY* is seeming close to returning to TV it reminds me if love to see a video of Jeff Hardy's over all TNA/IMPACT run.. although doing Jeff Hardy by the years makes more sense like your Undertaker videos. IDK. Regardless I'm sticking around for the Long haul!) Sorry for the rant. Haven't slept in 2 days & doesn't look like I'll be sleeping tonight either at this point. (4:46am)
Sega isn’t to blame for the sega cd believe it or not. The dude who ran sega of america didnt know sega of japan were working on the sega saturn at the same time, so basically when the sega cd was launched people said sod that i’ll wait for the saturn
I was today years old when I learned fmv is called full motion video. Also, I do like the grainy vids gives it that classic look.
Pump it up pump it up
Like most Sega CD games, it had some basic enhancements over a Genesis game, and that was it. What a waste.
Not really any reason why the video clips for this game look so shitty. They had perfectly fine quality source material to work with. The MegaDrive / Genesis had a limited color palette, but not THAT limited. Maybe it was just developer limitations or storage limitations on the CD. There was a lot of space on the CD (especially for the time), but most of it was used by CD audio tracks since they didn't use compressed audio files like modern consoles. A lot of wasted storage space for those SNES audio tracks, whereas on SNES it was essentially a small mod tracker file.
Love when u do video game or character videos
One of the best roster selections as far as who they decided to put in the game of any of the older wwf games
A game I never got the opportunity to play 😞
Oh man, I have this on my shelf. Never played it as much as Royal Rumble or Raw.
I loved the entrance music on select screen it was nostalgic
I have a complete in case copy of Rage in the Cage. Got it for $5 about 10 years ago. I don't have a Sega CD, nor have I ever had one so I've only played this on an Emulator.
It's definitely a disappointment. While a Royal Rumble with the 20 man roster would have been awesome, it's the lack of any tag-team mode in my opinion that hurts the gameplay the most. It's also perplexing that they didn't include CD quality for the theme music.
Yeah the Tournament mode is a slog to get through as the ideas mentioned in the video would have at least helped mix things up a bit. I played through the Tournament mode about half a dozen times but thankfully with save-states so I didn't have to subject myself to prolonged playthroughs.
The game simply needed more. As much of a novelty as the FMV was at the time and it wasn't even good quality, would like to think if Rage in the Cage had less of it or even none; that few would have been upset about it. Sure it wouldn't show off the Sega CD hardware, but outside of the clear intro announcing by the Fink, I don't think it showed off what the hardware could do anyways.
You missed nothing i had this Star Wars & Sonic on the CD and they were just Mega Drive games on CD which could hold more of the Roster on the Wrestling the cage wasjust like the Master System one
i like wwf Rage in a cage i November play wwf Rage in a cage i was lil kid how old I’m in 1992 I’m 34 years old right Now in 2020 I’m be about 8 years old in 1992 i play this Rage in a cage wrestling games wwf Rage in a cage just like WWF Royal Rumble on super Nintendo Rage In cage was cool my favorite wrestler on this wrestling games Crush Crush is my favorite wrestler all time
Still looks more fun than 2K
I wanted this so badly! The intro music is the same one for snes Royal rumble
A lot of people actually don't know but there was originally plans to make a N64-CD upgrade too. It just never came about. Like the game cubes modem. It just didn't happen. However it's cool to see how those console developers where so ahead of there time
In some ways this is the most advanced version of the LJN WWF games. It would have been nice to have a Royal Rumble. I always assumed this game came out before Royal Rumble, or at least was made before Royal Rumble was(in development longer).
This game is still better then 2K! At least it's a finished and playable game
As a perosn who has watched wrestling since he was 8, and is now 31, i really appreciate the vids you do man.. (Don't mind the name lmao)
I enjoyed the game, but wish they would have done more with realistic audio
These games were very good ,I had wwf raw on genesis and on snes also wwf royal rumble was awesome
I always wanted this game and a Mega drive and mega CD as a kid thanks to your review I'm glad I didn't bother now.
Rage in the cage is basically royal rumble with a few bells and whistles thanks to the CDROM format of the mega CD.
I had the snes growing up. Sunset riders, bomberman, super mario world, (several other Mario's also)the Simpsons barts nightmare, donkey Kong, street fighter 1 & 2 turbo. Wish I still had um, seems like an age ago...
Still have my copy. The FMV for the mega cd was nothing but black and white moving static
I would play this game everyday for about a year then my brother put it in a CD player like a jack ass and it wouldn’t play my life was over
I used to have this game. It was a pretty fun time back then.
The only thing this game has going for it, over the 16bit counterparts, is the roster and the addition of promos. That's about it.
Gotta love re-using as many assets from Royal Rumble as possible
Sega CD was where the cool RPGs were hidden. If you knew about those, you had some good times. Seems like not a lot of people figured that out though. I was playing Lunar, Shining Force CD (though that's a game that totally didn't need to be on Sega CD), Snatcher, Vay.. Adventures of Willy Beamish (I love point and click adventure games)...
I had this one, because I really liked this series of WWF games, to the point of buying the SNES AND Genesis versions of the ones with different rosters. This was my least played, for sure. Had some cool characters that weren't in the other games, but yeah, not a ton of cool stuff to do in this one, unfortunately.
Jeez, Howard really screams at you in this haha
I rented this from blockbuster video in 1994. My 14 year old self was disappointed to say the least.
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For some reason I remember seeing this game cover as a kid. But I thought it was WWF Superstars... Unless that's a different game
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It's got Kamala and that alone makes it awesome ⭐🌙⭐
I actually thought about raising the money to buy this as a kid to use all 20 guys individual finishers but found out later a lot of them have the same couple finishers. Glad I didn't waiste my $
Looked a lot like the royal rumble on SNES, same exact wrestler pics too
i had ths for my mega cd and still play it on my pi
I had every LJN game. Never had Rage, but a friend did, I was so jealous lol. Doesn't seem like I actually missed anything.
I wonder if tag team modes were cut due to it being on disc and the loading times. The loading times aren't very good for this game. Obviously different systems and years later but if you look at the how WWF War Zone on the PS1 didn't have the royal rumble mode but the N64 version did it makes sense. Unlike the "pallette" issues some have said online but they could be right, who knows?
Those 16 bit themes are banging
I had this for the mega cd i loved it but did get bored very fast in tournament mode. Cost me £19.99 from Future Zone...
I always wanted to play this game lol.
I hear the music you use at the start of your videos now, and i recognize it - possibly from wrestling in the past. Where is it from please?
It’s the Classic Wrestlemania Theme.
HBK still using the back suplex(tear drop suplex) as his finisher.What video game has him using the super kick?