"First of all, there's quite a few inaccuracies on this page; Aero Star, Alex Kozlov, Crazy Boy, Joe Lider, Octagonicito, Pimpinela Escarlata, Polvo de Estrellas, Rocky Romero, & Ultimo Gladiator are not in this game. Not to mention, whoever made this page forgot to include Espectro Jr. & Octagon on the roster. Second, I tried to play this game on exhibition mode once, only to find out that it relies on online services, which probably long expired by then, & as a result, I haven't inserted it into my PS3 ever since. If online competition against friends relied on online services, that's one thing, but for the most basic of game modes to rely on online services is just plain idiotic! Complete waste of money."
[5.0] "A game that tries to innovate but fails. AAA Heroes of the Ring came out in the same year that Smackdown vs. Raw, and if a comparison is made, SVR ends up winning by a lot. The game may be somewhat entertaining, yes, but the controls and gameplay are very poor. The game has a good roster and it has a great concept but at the time of making it they didn't manage to do it that well, good roster, good modes, but bad gameplay."
[6.0] "This was an okay game. The Rudos and Technicos story mode was really fun. So many great Luchadors to select from like La Parka, Gran Apacha, and El Mesias. I loved to do the tag team matches. They were really fun to do. Sometimes the gameplay would lag and the controls were kind of bad but overall a really great game if you are a fan of AAA."