10 Insane Wrestling Game Spin-Offs

10. WWE Crush Hour (PS2/Gamecube)

Vince McMahon has taken over all the networks and has all the superstars appear on everything in TV land. This is not present day but was foretold by WWE Crush Hour in 2003.

Crush Hour is your basic vehicle with big weapons destruction game, very Twisted Metal, Mario Kart and any other games you can think of at the time of a similar type. It's very forgettable in terms of gameplay, the only likeable aspect is the multiplayer functionality with friends, though if you bought this game chances are you had no friends. The A.I. was pretty forgiving with them being far too easy to defeat.

Completing the game after just 17 battles made this a game you could handily complete in one day, but the commercial cut-scenes in-between are worth it. Commentary is provided from good ol' Jim Ross which is one of the games more redeemable features. What's surprising is in the same year, WWE Smackdown! Here Comes the Pain; one of the best wrestling games ever did not receive any commentary tracks at all, but this shambles of a game did.

The trailer is quite topically relevant as well for WWE as a whole, in fact some of those fake teaser trailers for show would work really well on the WWE Network.