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It all goes without saying that the WWE has aggressively cornered the market on licensed

video games, and though you'd expect a consistent level of polish from products overseen

by a billion dollar corporation, well that's never really been the case.

As wrestling games as a whole have ranged from entertaining to downright insulting, the

latter being a result of publishers who want to ring as much money out of players as possible

and developers who's often ambitious ideas end up falling flat.

Which basically make up the content for today's list, as I'm Jules, this is Watcoach.com,

and these are ten cruel tricks video games played on wrestling fans.

10.

Selling an Accelerator to Speed Up Unlocks WWE 2K

Like most other long running video game franchises, WWE 2K has attempted to cash in on the

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