With Sony abandoning the PSP, the homebrew community has kept it alive. WWE ’12 represents a high point in commercial software for the system.
| Feature | WWE '12 | WWE '13 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | "The People vs. The Rock" | Attitude Era (focus on Austin/HBK) | | Roster | 2011 roster (The Corre, Sin Cara) | 2012 roster + Attitude Era duplicates | | Universe Mode | Basic version | Slightly improved, but still stripped on PSP | | Stability | Good | Slightly buggier (save file corruption) | wwe 2012 psp iso
If you have a dusty PSP in a drawer, or you just want to experience a solid wrestling game on your lunch break using a smartphone emulator, WWE ’12 is worth the effort. Just remember to back up your save files, use a trusted ISO source (or rip your own), and enjoy the last great hurrah of THQ’s handheld wrestling empire. With Sony abandoning the PSP, the homebrew community
Dedicated fans have taken the ISO file and completely overhauled it. You can find mods that turn WWE ’12 on PSP into a modern AEW game, a 1998 WCW game, or a Japanese wrestling simulator. The Rock" | Attitude Era (focus on Austin/HBK)
The PSP wrestling engine is snappier than the PS2 games but less frantic than the newer 2K titles. It has a specific "arcade-sim" balance that many fans miss.