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Total Extreme Wrestling 2005
The sequel to TEW 2004, Total Extreme Wrestling 2005 (TEW 2005) was released on October 6, 2005 under Grey Dog Software. A demo was also released in advance on September 29, 2005, allowing the user to play one game month just like previous demos. TEW 2005 included some more new features. Advance booking was one example which helped to promote upcoming big events. Televised shows also improved, bringing both competition to the shows with non-wrestling shows along with multiple television deals around the world for one show. The pay-per-view feature was now very similar to television in that there's now a list of pay-per-view providers which the user must make a deal with to get their pay-per-view provided. A momentum meter was also added to the wrestlers to bring in more realism in that if they give great matches, cut good interviews and participate in angles, it will increase and thus gain more overness. This helped to prevent the user from booking the same over people all the time and expect good ratings. The booking also improved in that the match purpose feature from EWR has returned and enhanced. The user must now talk to road agents about how the match has to be set up, including ways of putting people over, burying a worker and the way an actual match needs to be performed. TEW 2005 also made more features customizable with its new editable statistics for angles, storylines, locations and injuries. Its angle editor consisted of many different types such as interviews to beatdowns to celebrations and uses up to six people to participate in various roles. The storyline editor takes these angles and places them in an order the booker will need to comply to. The storyline editor was created by Phil Parent, using Georges Polti's book The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations as an inspiration. Also included was the "grades" feature. Instead of having an exact view of the stats each wrestler has along with changes, a more realistic grade feature was instead added to make the user rely on instinct for crucial decisions.
As announced by Adam Ryland himself on the Grey Dog Software website and Forum as well as EWBattleground, TEW 05 will become freeware on July 1, 2009.
Yeah, it's no secret that many prefer EWR due to the simplicity of it, and didn't bother purchasing TEW.
That's why we get real-life updates for EWR these days and not TEW. Updating a game like TEW takes far longer.
Because it's free, I'll probably never go back to EWR once I get playing TEW though, especially if a new update with current rosters/champions is released, and released every couple of months or so.
You only will need one update though. Don't keep changing between games, keep one going on for long.
The first thing I will do is make The Miz, World Champion :smug: