WCW/nWo Revenge (1998) is often hailed as one of the greatest wrestling games ever made. Developed by AKI for the Nintendo 64, it expanded on World Tour with a deeper roster, more moves, improved graphics, and authentic WCW branding. Featuring Goldberg, Sting, Hogan, and the Outsiders, along with multiple arenas, it perfectly captured the WCW vs. nWo era.

The grappling system was refined: light and strong grapples, reversals, and finishers created dramatic match flow. Wrestlers had unique entrances, taunts, and animations, giving them personality beyond move sets. Modes included championship pursuits and multiplayer exhibitions, with four-player battles a standout feature that defined dorm-room gaming in the late ’90s.

Revenge’s legacy is monumental. It was the peak of WCW’s gaming presence and set the stage for WWF WrestleMania 2000 and No Mercy. Even today, it’s remembered as a near-perfect balance of accessibility, depth, and fun.