New Demo Of ‘The Wrestling Code’ Shows Off The Sandman’s Model And Early Gameplay Footage
The Wrestling Code has a new tech demo out.
The latest tech demo for the upcoming Virtual Basement wrestling video game, The Wrestling Code, focuses on early in-game footage.
Virtual Basement continues to make strides in their upcoming wrestling game and now, they have released the latest tech demo. In the past, these demos have featured the likes of Muhammad Hassan, Crowbar, and Enzo Amore, and Scott Steiner.
In the latest tech demo, Tony Chini showcases all of the in-game movements for players, such as walking and rope-running. The footage shown was labeled Alpha footage but controls were shown before the footage cut back to a pre-rendered scene where the Sandman came to the ring via A vintage ECW blackout and proceeded to beat Tony with his signature Singapore cane.
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Episode 5: “Learning The Ropes”
Tech demo for upcoming Professional Wrestling Game “The Wrestling Code” —
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Sandman has not been playable in a game since WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 which was released in 2007.
Virtual Basement previously announced Promotion Manager (GM Mode) for ‘The Wrestling Code.’ You can find details by clicking here.
You can view a list of everyone announced for the game by clicking here.
Early on in the video game’s development, Virtual Basement also shared some information about the upcoming video game with Sean Ross Sapp. You can see Fightful’s exclusive video and learn more about the upcoming game at this link.
Recently, Rick Steiner was in the ring when his son, Bron Breakker, captured the NXT Championship from Tommaso Ciampa at New Year’s Evil. Learn more here.
