movement
Whether you want to walk up to your opponent and smack the taste out of his mouth, slide out of
the ring to settle things on the arena floor or climb up onto a turnbuckle to drop a flying elbow on
a helpless victim, it all starts with knowing how to navigate.
Most of the time, moving around the environment is as simple as pushing the left stick in
the direction that you want to go and pressing
å
if you need to climb over, under or onto
something.
ConTrols – new!
Move Superstar Push the left stick
Go to apron from ring Push the left stick toward outside of ring + tap
å
Go outside of ring from inside ring Push the left stick toward outside of ring + hold
å
Descend from apron to outside of ring Push the left stick toward outside of ring + press
å
Ascend to apron from outside of ring Push the left stick toward ring + tap
å
Enter ring from outside of ring Push the left stick toward ring + hold
å
Enter ring from apron Push the left stick toward ring + press
å
Dash Hold
ß
+ push the left stick
Climb turnbuckle
Hold
å
+ push the left stick toward corner post or run
toward corner post
Climb corner from outside of ring
Hold
å
+ push the left stick toward steep post from
outside of ring
strong strikes and strike combinations
Striking is the quickest way to show your opponent who’s in charge. Pressing
√
performs a
quick strike against your opponent. Holding
√
unleashes a powerful but slower (and easier to
counter) heavy strike. Combining
√
while pushing the left stick in a direction gives you a variety
of different strikes.
Pressing
√
as each strike lands creates a strike combination that sends your opponent reeling
and builds momentum in a hurry.
Strike Attack Press
√
Alternate Strike Attacks
Press
√
+ the left stick
∫
/
ñ
/
µ
/
≤
/
˙
/
∆
Strong Strike Hold
√
Alternate Strong Strike
Hold
√
+ the left stick
∫
/
ñ
/
µ
/
≤
2-hit Combo
√
during Strike Attack
3-hit Combo
√
during 2nd combo hit
4-hit Combo
√
during 3rd combo hit
Gut Kick
√
+ the left stick
˙
or
˚
Note: A successful strike combination (all four strikes connect) leaves the opponent in a
standing groggy state and vulnerable to groggy grapple moves, top rope diving attacks and
other devastating attacks.
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