The GameDaily One-Minute Review

TNA Impact!, Midway's latest wrestling game, is at its best during four player matches, where everyone runs around the ring, bounces off the ropes and delivers bone-rattling special moves. Outside of its enjoyable multiplayer, however, the game isn't much fun. We love its graphics. Kurt Angle, Sting and the rest of the TNA crew resemble their real-life counterparts, and we appreciate the user-friendly controls that let us perform moves with ease, but it's clear that this game needed more development time. Punishing artificial intelligence reverses almost every move, various glitches cost us matches and TNA Impact! lacks features found in ten-year-old wrestling games, such as blood and deep move lists. Midway laid the foundation for what could be a great series, but its first effort wasn't ready for prime time.