Wwe Smackdown Vs Raw 2012 Psp New ((exclusive)) May 2026
Here’s a review for WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2012 on the PSP, written as if from a player who picked up a “new” copy (likely referring to a sealed or reprint version):
Whether you're revisiting a classic mod or the final official entry in the franchise, there’s nothing like hitting a 619 right in the palm of your hand. wwe smackdown vs raw 2012 psp new
- Light strike x2 → Heavy grapple → Signature move → Cover.
- Dodge → Roll behind → Quick grapple → Irish whip to corner → Corner clothesline → Aerial finish.
- Limb-target sequence for submissions: Ground strike → Leg stomp → Submission hold → Transition to finish.
- Legend gauntlet: Create a dream legend and beat a series of roster legends without healing.
- Comeback King: Start with low health and win a match only using signature/finisher reversals.
- Mirror Matches: Create a CAW clone and try different move-set tweaks to see which wins.
- Theme CAW tournament: Make CAWs based on movie characters, athletes, or historical figures and run a bracket.
or a renamed version of a console release. Below are the key features introduced in the legitimate Here’s a review for WWE SmackDown vs
, adding massive rosters including legends and stars from TNA and the Hall of Fame. WWE '12 Mods: Other creators have "backported" features into the Light strike x2 → Heavy grapple → Signature
Final Verdict:
If you’re a nostalgic collector or just want a decent WWE game on PSP that isn’t broken (looking at you, 2008 ), SvR 2012 is solid. But if you’ve played the PS3 version, you’ll feel the downgrade. For a “new” copy, it’s worth picking up around $20–30 for the novelty, but don’t expect it to replace the console experience.
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If you manage to find a PSP copy of SVR 2012, you aren't just buying the plastic case; you are buying a specific snapshot of the WWE roster and gameplay. Here is what is on the disc (or UMD):
It stands as a testament to the PSP’s legacy and the unwavering dedication of the wrestling gaming community. While the corporate world moved on to WWE '12 and beyond, on the small screens of PlayStation Portables around the world, the show went on, driven by the players themselves.