WWE Fans Can't Get Over The Rock's Video Game Transformation from 1998's “WWF War Zone” to “WWE 2K25”

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has a long history in the ring.

There's no understating how far Johnson, 52, has come in his nearly 30-year wrestling career. And WWE fan account @90sWWE offered a visual representation of the transformation on X, using wrestling video games to support the point.

The account shared a side-by-side showing what The Rock looked like the first time he appeared in a wrestling game, 1998's WWF War Zone. The crude visuals showcase the wrestler's early style and swagger, very different from his style today (not to mention the '90s-era graphics).

The Rock's current likeness will be featured in the upcoming WWE 2K25, out in March. Teasers of the game show The Rock looking impeccably close to his real, current look, showing how far both he and video game graphics have come.

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Johnson debuted in WWE in 1996 and took on “The Rock” persona, becoming one of pro wrestling’s most successful stars, winning 10 world championships throughout his career.

Johnson told the Pivot podcast in 2023 that after getting cut from the Canadian Football League he had “seven bucks” to his name and decided that perhaps following his family’s legacy in pro wrestling was the right move for him, as well.

"The very first day of training … I was in love,” Johnson told Pivot. “In a way, wrestling did save my life.”

The third-generation wrestler has also kept the sport in the family. In 2022, his daughter Simone, 23, made her WWE debut on NXT. After some time in the ring, Simone — known within the WWE as Ava — began exploring her other talents within the organization.

Ava was made the on-screen assistant to Shawn Michaels, Senior Vice President of Talent Development Creative. Less than a year later, she was named General Manager of NXT, making her the youngest general manager in WWE history.

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