Play WWF Warzone Online

Man, WWF Warzone on Game Boy takes me back—those chunky pixels, the ridiculous entrances, the way The Rock’s eyebrow somehow still looks menacing at 2 inches tall. It’s got all the chaos of late ‘90s wrestling crammed into a tiny cartridge. You’ll suplex Bret Hart into the turnbuckle, spam Stone Cold’s stunner until your thumbs ache, and absolutely lose it when the referee gets knocked out for the tenth time.

Yeah, it’s janky by today’s standards, but that’s part of the charm. The moves feel weighty in a way modern games don’t replicate, and pulling off a finisher with that crunchy sound effect? Chef’s kiss. Just don’t expect smooth animations—this is pure, unfiltered Attitude Era nonsense, and I mean that as a compliment.

Still holds up if you’re into retro wrestling or just want to relive the days when spandex and chair shots ruled TV. Just watch out for Undertaker’s tombstone—it hurts even in 8-bit.