With this utility, only your imagination is the limit. There are an unbelievable amount of choices at your disposal, you can create a combatant all the way down to the very last detail, from how his or her eyes look, to their fighting style, to their theme music. You'll probably find yourself spending hours and hours on this feature alone. The first and most obvious is the graphics. Far and above the clipped mess that was the PlayStation disc, and tighter all around when compared to the Nintendo 64 cartridge, the Dreamcast offering simply looks better.
Textures are more realistic, and the seams between limb joints are harder to spot.
While there is occasional draw in and clipping, it doesn't even come close to the horrendous amount found in the PSX Attitude . Also improved is the crowd. In prior versions, the crowd consisted of nothing more than a jumbled 3-frame blob moving in unison to an unknown beat. Now, you can clearly make out each and every fan who moves independently of the others. But, just as every rose has it's thorn, so too does WWF Attitude.