Took me a few minutes of hunting around to figure out how to download the game installer once I’d purchased from Amazon. Suggest going into options and unchecking Fullscreen, which stretches the game to your monitor’s aspect ratio, not necessarily the original 4:3. Nostalgia is clearly a factor in the game’s continued popularity–old arcade/WWF nostalgia really comes across in the comments on this video of building a custom cab for it, for instance: This Arcade1Up WWF Wrestlefest is AMAZING! - YouTube

So this was the game that was there to capture the apex of that era of wrestling. Hardcore Gaming 101 has a pretty thorough review one thing it hints at is that the year the game came out, 1991, was probably the peak of the golden age of the WWF–'92 and '93 brought steroid and sexual harassment scandals, and many of their big names defecting to the WCW. And the presentation seems to have gone over well, including things like memorable voice clips, and WWF TV-style “interviews” with wrestlers as you play through. I skimmed through GameFAQs reviews, here are a few that go into some detail as to why it still stands out to them:Ī lot of them mention liking the cast of now-legendary wrestlers, the big sprites, the simple yet responsive controls, and that you could play two-player co-op, or even a Royal Rumble mode with up to six wrestlers in the ring at once, playable by four people simultaneously. I had picked up that impression from a retro gaming podcast and YouTube comments, but those didn’t leave me with much of a recollection of specific details as to why it is so beloved.

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