WWE '12: The Best Arenas Created by Players of the New Game so Far

With the latest offering from the WWE in video game form being WWE '12, the game reintroduces into their creation suite of this year’s edition the create-an-arena mode for those who enjoy bringing back old pay-per-view vents.

If some of these arenas interest you and want to add these to your game, I found all of these great creations on the website Caws.ws and hope you take the time to check them out after checking out this slide show.

NWO Souled Out 1997

While the groundbreaking stable of Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash and Scott Hall among others is gone from today’s WWE, you can bring back the black-and-white attack of the New World Order and make the group its own pay-per-view event on the calendar in your WWE Universe mode.

Classic Smackdown

For anyone who got the original WWF Smackdown game for Playstation One, you can take a walk down memory lane with this created arena on WWE '12 of the original plain version of the Smackdown ring for next generation consoles.

Florida Championship Wrestling

If you think Mason Ryan or Justin Gabriel needs another run in the developmental territory of the WWE, you can send the two superstars or any other superstar on the roster down to Florida Championship Wrestling in this created arena.

Classic Royal Rumble

In the early years of the WWE’s classic pay-per-view event, the Royal Rumble had a very royal feel to the ringside area and that is shown in great detail for this recreation of the ring for the 30-man battle royal that the winner will get a title shot at Wrestlemania in April.

Fall Brawl 1998

While the double-cage War Games match isn’t included in this year’s WWE game, you can at least bring back the Fall Brawl event to add to your PPV schedule, as you will have another classic ring to swap with a current WWE event to bring back WCW on a full scale.

ECW One Night Stand

Even though the WWE claims their PPV event Extreme Rules in April is the night of extreme, the original ECW promotion lived it every night as you can continue the hardcore style of the promotion in this recreation of the One Night Stand event in 2005.

Impact Wrestling

Who needs WWE, WCW or even ECW when you can have Impact Wrestling invade WWE '12 this year as you can have your AJ Styles, Abyss, Kurt Angle and other created TNA superstars fight in their very own arena instead of battling on RAW or Smackdown.

WCW Thunder

Are you getting kind of bored of having Smackdown as the No. 2 show beside RAW on Friday nights?

Instead of that, you can bring back the old Thursday night staple of WCW Thunder and have the likes of Daniel Bryan, Mark Henry, Randy Orton and the other stars of Smackdown fight on the classic WCW show.

WrestleMania X-Seven

With the Rock being a pre-order exclusive and Stone Cold Steve Austin being a part of the roster on WWE '12, you can recreate the main event from the 17th edition of WrestleMania and possibly get some revenge for the Rock after losing his WWE title to the Rattlesnake in Houston.

Capitol Punishment

Even though this year’s pay-per-view event was not included in WWE 12, Capitol Punishment has been created for your enjoyment with the game as you can have R-Truth challenge John Cena for the WWE title and see how the outcome will be this time around without the help of a Little Jimmy in the front row.

WrestleMania III

Who needs the Rock vs. John Cena at WrestleMania this year when you can recreate one of the biggest moments in the history of the WWE as you can have Hulk Hogan slam Andre the Giant at this creation of WrestleMania III from the Pontiac Silverdome.

WCW Monday Nitro 2000

While it was cool after the inclusion of the classic Monday Nitro on Smackdown vs. Raw 2011 and now on WWE '12, you can now have a more updated ring from the early 2000s version of WCW’s Monday show toward the end of the run for the company.

WCW Uncensored 1998

In comparison to the WWE’s traditional March event of WrestleMania, WCW’s Uncensored event couldn’t ever match up to the granddaddy of them all, but this arena could be a good replacement for the Extreme Rules event that follows WrestleMania on the WWE universe calendar. 

2002 King of the Ring

With this created King of the Ring arena for WWE 12, you can now bring back the Big Five pay-per-view events that were on the WWE schedule until the early 2000s, when the event was taken off the pay-per-view and just used as a tournament on RAW or Smackdown.

WCW Halloween Havoc 1997

In what seemed to be to the most popular arena to be created for WWE '12 with the increased presence of WCW, the October classic Halloween Havoc has been created in many different eras of the event with the Slim Jim sponsorship to great custom spinoffs of the spooky pay-per-view.

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