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Ambiguous Gender: Smackdown 2: Know Your Role had a third gender as an option for create-a-wrestler mode called '?'.All Just a Dream: 2007's 'Uh oh, It's Magic' storyline was a result of this.Adaptational Heroism: Battlegrounds sees Paul Heyman act as the Big Good of the story- despite Heyman being a heel throughout his employment.

So much that you are advised to not interact with Stephanie in said game's season mode unless it is a mandatory situation. Meanwhile in Here Comes the Pain video game which was also released in 2003, Stephanie was indifferent at best and condenscending at worst.

Adaptational Jerkass: Stephanie McMahon in 2003 as Smackdown's General Manager was an Iron Woobie Honest Corporate Executive who stood up to her father and Brock Lesnar to make sure Smackdown rosters got fair treatment.

note To get anything done at all in this match, you pretty much have to be one of the first 3 entrants and kill the other two with the ring bell In the game, the AI will just break up every pinfall when after the third superstar/diva enters the ring, meaning that unless there was a pinfall early on, the title probably won't change hands.

Adaptation Decay: The real Championship Scramble's main draw is that the title can potentially change hands multiple times before the end of the match.

However, given how annoying it would be to constantly be disqualified for accidentally striking the referee, you won't find too many players who complain about this. The referee tends to be a lot less lenient in real life, disqualifying competitors for much smaller amounts of aggression towards them.

Acceptable Breaks from Reality: In many of the games, the referee has to take a substantial amount of punishment (i.e: accidental or intentional bumps) before calling the match off for a DQ.

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Tropes associated with this series include:

WWE All Stars (2011) note PlayStation2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PSP, 3DS.

WWE Legends of WrestleMania (2009) note PlayStation 3, Xbox360, iOS.

WWE Day of Reckoning 2 (2005) note GameCube.

WWE Survivor Series (2004) note Game Boy Advance.

WWE Day of Reckoning (2004) note GameCube.

WWE WrestleMania XIX (2003) note GameCube.

WWE Crush Hour (2003) note PlayStation 2, GameCube, Xbox.

WWE Road to WrestleMania X8 (2002) note Game Boy Advance.

WWE WrestleMania X8 (2002) note GameCube.

WWF Road to WrestleMania (2001) note Game Boy Advance.

WWF Betrayal (2001) note Game Boy Color.

WWF Royal Rumble (2000) note Arcade, Dreamcast.

WWF WrestleMania 2000 (1999) note N64, Game Boy Color.

WWF Attitude (1999) note PlayStation, N64, Dreamcast, Game Boy Color.

WWF War Zone (1998) note PlayStation, N64, Game Boy.

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WWF In Your House (1996) note PlayStation, Saturn, PC.

WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game (1995) note Arcade, SNES, Genesis, Sega 32X, PlayStation.

They also decided to skip 2021 and release 2K22 in early 2022.

WWE 2K22 (2022) note On April 2020, 2K announced that they would skip a main series game release for 2020, instead releasing a spin-off called 2K Battlegrounds.

Building upon the simulation style, Yuke's has continued to develop the games with the additional help from Visual Concepts (until 2K20 when Visual Concepts took over entirely). Published under the 2K Sports label, the series abandoned the Wii for 2K14 and made its way to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC for 2K15 and the Nintendo Switch for 2K18 note Though 2K19 did not get a Switch release whilst still developing for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 until 2K18.

The WWE 2K series (2013-) the result of THQ's bankruptcy and the pre-meditated selling of their WWE licence to Take-Two Interactive.

A major retool of the series gameplay-wise for the seventh generation consoles exclusively, a brand new engine and quite a number of changes made in the latter parts of the SmackDown vs.

The WWE series (2011-2012) the final era from THQ.

The era was also known for suffering with Capcom Sequel Stagnation. Raw 2008 added the PS3, Wii and DS to the list of platforms. Raw 2006 and the Xbox 360, with the release of SmackDown vs.

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The series went multi-platform, appearing on the PSP with the release of SmackDown vs. Originally cashing in on the brand warfare theme, it later became known for its Genre Shift from arcade-like gameplay to simulation, becoming a yearly institution in the vein of the Madden NFL games. Raw series (2004-2010) continuation of the THQ/Yuke's partnership.

WWE SmackDown!: Here Comes the Pain (2003).

WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role (2000).

The SmackDown! series (2000-2003) a PlayStation-exclusive series produced by THQ and Yuke's with fast arcade-like gameplay.

The series can be categorized into four separate sub-series/eras:

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The WWE 2K series of professional wrestling video games began in 2000 with the release of WWF SmackDown! for the PlayStation console.

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