Review for WWF SmackDown! Just Bring It

Welcome to the third installment in the Smackdown! series..

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This time, the series heads to a new standard on Play Station 2 with improved graphics, over 60 match variations, awsome create modes, etc. A few changes in "Just Bring It" are that wrestlers do not walk through a FMV video with their music playing anymore, they now walk through the entrance stage and into the ring in their trade mark fashion. Another major modification is the game's Create-a-Superstar, which is some what similar to the version found in the dissapointing WWF Attitude, but better than the one in Smackdown! 2: KYR, and then some, with the beloved ability to paste letters or design patterns anywhere in your body, which is definetly beats putting a one-letter initial on your created wrestler's shirt or pasting only one pattern on his/her pants..

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Plus, the matches improve with some new features like staggering to your feet after a powerful dropkick, and some moves have been enchanced, like The Rock's People's Elbow. On Smackdown! 1 & 2, he takes off his elbow pad, but when he does it again, he removes an "Invisible" elbow pad off the arm he already used, as if his missing pad was still there, but on Smackdown! JBI, he switches to his other elbow pad when you attempt The People's Elbow again, and doesn't remove any pads when you do it for a third time, but swings to the ropes and performs the move any way (sweet), not to mention that Chris Jericho's Walls of Jericho is rendered correctly for the next generation (over 33 superstars)..

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However, this game does not come out with no flaws. The flaws in the game include, hanging in mid-air before falling off a table like a stiff-rock, repetive commentary, some stunts that are performed on the table get cut off when you irish whip your opponent off the table and running into mid-air, it also would have been nice if there were some grapplers from the Invasion story line (Rob Van Dam, Booker T, etc.) added to Smackdown! .

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JBI at the last minute, but instead, you will need to create them, and they don't even have their names in the Nick Name list or their theme song. Season Mode has been cut to two matches with a title at the end of your wrestler's saga, thus the mode ends up as Story Mode, with no ability to defend your wrestler's title outside that mode. Although this game comes with a couple of flaws and dissapointments, Smackdown! JBI is a highly reccomended game that's just like it's Playstation brothers, but way better..

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Ups: Advanced Create-A-Wrestler. over 60 match styles. Enchanced realism..

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Downs: No Alliance Wrestlers. Glitches. Story mode needs to be like a Season Mode (SD! 1 & 2)+Story Mode (SD! JBI) combined. .

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Visuals========8.7 (getting warmer).

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Gameplay=========9.2 (amazing).

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Control========8.1 (tight).

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Difficulty======6.0 (selectable).

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Overall Score.

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Anonymous 1========8.9 Warm Blooded.

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Anonymous 2=======7.6 Fine.

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