An official version of was never released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP); it was only launched for PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii. Consequently, any "WWE '12" playable on the PPSSPP emulator is a fan-made mod—most commonly built using the WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 engine. Key Features of WWE '12 PPSSPP Mods
Signature Moves: Modded move-sets to reflect finishers used during that era, such as Randy Orton's wake-up taunt into the RKO. System Requirements for PPSSPP wwe 12 ppsspp
Whether you're looking for a dose of nostalgia or want to see how far wrestling games have come, WWE '12 on PPSSPP offers a deep, customizable experience that fits right in your pocket. An official version of was never released for
Normal, Hardcore, Falls Count Anywhere, Submission, Iron Man, TLC, Ladder, Steel Cage, Royal Rumble (up to 30 men), Hell in a Cell, Extreme Rules, Backstage Brawl. Android: Google Play Store (Free/Gold version)
While the PSP version lacks the commentary of the console version (Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler are silent in the handheld port), the core gameplay is identical. The limb-targeting system works perfectly, the roster is massive for 2011, and Universe Mode on the go is addictive.
The official game was never released for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) or . While the previous entry, SmackDown vs. Raw 2011
| Game | Better than WWE '12? | Why | |------|----------------------|------| | WWE 2010 | No – older roster, slower gameplay | WWE '12 has smoother animations | | WWE 2011 | Comparable, but '12 has better reversal system | '11 has weapon physics, '12 has limb targeting | | WWE 2013 | Yes – larger roster (Attitude Era), but more demanding | Slower on lower-end devices | | WWE SVR 2007 | No – dated but nostalgic | Very easy to emulate at 4K |