After a long night of busting Foot Soldiers and beating down Shredder between Zazzeris and I, we decided to celebrate by going after the WWF World Tag Team Titles in WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game for the Super Nintendo! I didn’t even know this had a co-op mode, so we went after it! Kind of strange how both players share the same health bar and you face opponents one by one for the tag belts in handicap matches, but I guess that just goes to show just how far these wrestling games have gone to today’s standards! I will be doing a solo campaign run for both the Intercontinental and World Heavyweight Titles soon as well, but I wanted to show us winning the Tag Team belts for prosperity’s sake! All hail DOUBLE DOINKS; WWF Tag Champions!
Let’s Play WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game (Tag Champs)
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