So genuinely, a lot of people got into wrestling thanks to the WWE video games.

I think even Joe Hendry has talked about this in interviews. He was one of them.

The individuals behind these games too are obviously crazy passionate about sports entertainment

and because they have the license to do anything they want, I'll be honest with you,

sometimes they go crazy. That does make it genuinely wonderful, though.

Hello, I am Simon Miller.

There is ten times those wrestling games were totally unhinged.

Number 10, Matt Hardy takes you to the multiverse.

So we start with WW2K19, where the story mode put you in the shoes a buzz,

an aspiring pro wrestler who justter to get to the top.

I mean, it's a time as old as time itself. A tale. I meant a tail.

It makes you do run into Matt Hardy as well. Because you are struggling to deal with Bray

White's mind games, Matt's all like, oh, I can help you, and he takes you into his broken

universe where he just gets really, really strange.

Also, bless Matt Hardy's cotton socks, because the voiceover work he does here, he just gives

it everything and he too comes across like an absolute potty person.

And you're kind of sort of flying through the sky at one point, as Matt's all like going,

oh, yeah, it's not that he's Paul Bear or anything. And you'd have to imagine that Hardy himself and the developers sat down to come up with this one.

There's no way you could do this without checking with the wrestler first.

It really is a little bit unsettling.

Number nine, Al Snow's disembodied head.

Ah, WWF attitude, the game where at the time you thought it was brilliant,

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