Runnels Tori Unlockables All characters are unlocked by playing the "Road to WrestleMania" mode: Cactus Jack - Defend the Hardcore Title 3 times Dude Love - Win the King of the Ring tournament and the win the WWF Title at SummerSlam Jerry "The King" Lawler - At the beginning of WrestleMania alongside Jim Ross Jim Ross - At the beginning of WrestleMania alongside Jerry "The King" Lawler Paul Bearer - Play one month as The Undertaker Shawn Michaels - Win the WWF title match at WrestleMania and he will challenge you to a match Stephanie McMahon - Play one month as Test Advertising and release In a TV commercial promoting the game, The Rock becomes furious at how the game includes his name, likeness, and move-set. At the end of the ad, he threatens to shove copies of the game up Santa Claus's "candy-ass". Some copies of WWF WrestleMania 2000 shipped with a special card containing four holograms of the in game action, such as a wrestler's entrance or finishing move. Reception The N64 version of the game received "favorable" reviews, while the Game Boy Color version received "mixed" reviews, according to video game review aggregator GameRankings. Daniel Erickson of NextGen said of the former console version: "Wonderful gameplay even overshadows the lack of quality audio." Stuart Clarke of The Sydney Morning Herald said of the same console version: "The strong gameplay will even appeal to non-wrestling fans and with up to four people able to fight simultaneously it's sure to be a popular party game." In Japan, Famitsu gave the same console version a score of 28 out of 40. In one GamePro review, The Enforcer called the Nintendo 64 version "the best wrestling title this year. [...] The king of the ring has arrived." In another review, The D-Pad Destroyer called it "a very fun game, especially for four players, and its ease of play will endear it to hardcore wrestling fans who don't want to spend months studying a list of moves. It may be new, and it may have the WWF, but in the end, it's just the revenge of Revenge." In the final edition of Nintendo Power, WWF WrestleMania 2000 was ranked number 223 in a list of the best games released on Nintendo consoles, namely for its massive roster and positive gameplay ability. The game sold more than one million units by January 2000.