Okay, so Hogan's popularity and hairline have diminished since the 80's, and we're not talking about the WWF anymore - we're talking about the Ted Turner owned World Championship Wrestling league. One thing that hasn't changed is that gamers still want to play their wrestling games. WCW Mayhem is Electronic Art's attempt at the wrestling genre, though a feeble attempt at that. WCW Mayhem lets you play as more than 50 wrestlers, including Goldberg, Sting, and yes, the Hulkster. The different arenas of the WCW are all here, from Thursday Thunder to Monday Night Nitro, and even the special events like Halloween Havoc.
Every player follows the same control scheme.
Once you've mastered one wrestler, you basically know how to play as anyone. Not nearly as interesting as other wrestling games, but certainly clean and adequate. During the matches, wrestlers can leave the arena and go backstage to fight. Whether in the boiler rooms or the bathrooms, there's always an assortment of weapons back there for further maiming purposes. It's a fun feature, but somewhat gimmicky - run to the back like a coward, then grab the cattle prod and zap some gigawatts into your opponent for an easy win.