WWF Raw (video Game) - Version Differences

Version Differences

• The SNES and Mega Drive/Genesis versions of the game are nearly identical, except for the Genesis version running a bit faster.

• The Sega 32X version of WWF RAW has features that were not in the SNES or Sega Mega Drive/Genesis versions. For example, Kwang is included as a 32X-exclusive hidden wrestler; he does not have his own moves, instead using Diesel's finisher, Bam Bam Bigelow's finisher, and Doink's mega move.

• Some of the lighter wrestlers can do a schoolboy pin by standing behind a groggy opponent. The "taunt pin" that the heavy wrestlers could do on the SNES & Mega Drive/Genesis version is slightly different as well.

• Despite the absence of in-game voice-commentary, the commentator team images change between the team of Vince McMahon and Jerry "The King" Lawler.

• There are also alternating referees.

• The intro and the character select screen is also slightly different and has different music with Lex Luger's theme music being updated.

• In addition to the chair and bucket weapons on the outside of the ring, the 32X version contains a sign with the RAW logo on it and a medical kit case which can used as weapons. The appearances of these alternate.

• The ring apron and turnbuckles are a purplish colour, as opposed to the red apron and blue turnbuckles of the other versions. The handheld ports of the game feature less wrestlers and do not include Bedlam, Royal Rumble, or Raw Endurance match types. Additionally, wrestlers share the same move set except for their signature moves, and there are no mega moves.

• Finally, the handheld versions run much slower. However, the Game Gear port does feature two exclusive wrestlers, Crush and "Macho Man" Randy Savage.