WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2013 on the PSP offers a surprisingly comprehensive wrestling experience for a handheld, packing a sizable roster, multiple match types, and deep single‑player modes into a portable format. While constrained by the PSP’s hardware and lacking online features, it remains a noteworthy entry for fans of the franchise looking to enjoy WWE action on the go.

| Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | | The PSP version adapts the series’ “Momentum” and “Action” controls to the handheld’s limited button layout, using a combination of button presses and analog stick gestures for grapples, strikes, and reversals. | | Roster | Over 70 wrestlers from the 2012 WWE roster, including mainstays such as John Cena, The Rock, CM Punk, and newer faces like Daniel Bryan and AJ Styles (via DLC). Legends like Stone Cold and The Undertaker also appear. | | Match Types | Standard singles, tag team, triple threat, fatal‑four‑way, battle royal, steel cage, ladder, and “Pay‑Per‑View”‑style events. The PSP version includes a limited selection compared to console releases. | | Career Mode | Players create a custom superstar and guide them through the WWE landscape, making choices that affect storylines, rivalries, and championship pursuits. The mode emphasizes cut‑scenes and dialogue choices. | | Universe Mode | A sandbox mode where users can set up weekly shows (Raw, SmackDown, PPVs), control match bookings, and watch AI‑driven storylines evolve. The PSP version offers a streamlined version with fewer customization options. | | Multiplayer | Ad‑hoc wireless allows up to four PSPs to compete in matches, using local Wi‑Fi. No online matchmaking is available on PSP. | | Graphics & Audio | The PSP’s hardware limits the visual fidelity, but the game still delivers recognizable wrestler models, arena textures, and crowd animations. Commentary by Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler is present, though compressed for the handheld. |

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If you’re interested in playing the game legally, consider seeking a used UMD copy or checking if any official re‑release programs (e.g., via PlayStation Network) become available in the future.