Trailer for the Here Comes the Pain documentary. The game was developed by Japanese developer Yuke’s, known for being the studio behind every main wrestling game before and after this ...

Any fan of previous entries in the SmackDown! series should absolutely not hesitate to give Here Comes the Pain a try, as it is truly the best one yet. By Alex Navarro on October 24, 2003 at 1 ...

WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain made it all the way to number 65 on IGN's Top 100 PlayStation 2 Games. Check out who made it to number 1! ... WWF WrestleMania 2000 and WWF No Mercy ...

Here Comes the Pain adds a slew of new features, such as Legends, limb-specific damage, a weight detection system (for not letting scrawny punks lift the hefty fellows so easily) and more.

We played a lot of Smackdown Here Comes The Pain today. — Bryan Williams (@TruBWill) July 16, 2019. Now obviously this could mean nothing. Maybe they were just playing the game for fun.

SmackDown Here Comes The Pain was developed by Yuke’s and published by THQ back in 2003. The technology at that time was limited, and 3D graphics felt very choppy and artificial.

While some games like WWF No Mercy and Here Comes the Pain are fan favorites, newer titles like WWE 2K19 and 2K24 are keeping the franchise fresh and exciting for today's wrestling fans.

Fans of the PS2 WWE games should have fond memories of the 2002 SmackDown title, SmackDown: Here Comes The Pain. Widely considered one of the best wrestling titles of that generation, it was the ...

Here Comes the Pain has the most match types of any previous SmackDown! game, but the changes don't stop there. THQ and Yuke's have also made some relatively slight refinements to the story mode ...

WWE SmackDown! Here Comes The Pain review. This review is scheduled for one fall. ... (and the god-knows-how-many-eth WWF/E wrestling game), it still lacks a suitable tutorial mode.