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Contents

  • Essentials
    • Controls & Match Types
      • Controls & Match Types
      • Match Types
      • Prima Games Q & A with the WWE ’13 Development Team
    • Flow of the Match: Strategy
      • Flow of the Match: Strategy
      • Reversals
      • Chain Grapples
      • Limb Targeting
      • Pressure
      • Taunts
      • Understanding you Superstar
      • Objects
    • WWE Universe 3.0
      • Creations
      • Custom Entrance
      • Match Cards
      • WWE Universe 3.0
      • Schedule
      • Edit Universe
      • Simulating Matches
      • Interfering
    • Unlockables, Achievements, & Trophies
      • Unlockables, Achievements, & Trophies
  • Walkthrough
    • WWE "Attitude Era"
      • Introduction
      • Rise of D-X
      • Austin 3:16
      • Brothers of Destruction
      • The “People's Champ”
      • Mankind
      • WrestleMania XV
      • Off Script
    • Superstars & Divas
      • Superstars & Divas
      • Alberto Del Rio
      • Big Show
      • Booker T
      • Brock Lesnar
      • Brodus Clay
      • Chris Jericho
      • Christian
      • CM Punk
      • Cody Rhodes
      • Daniel Bryan
      • David Otunga
      • Dolph Ziggler
      • Edge
      • Epico
      • The Great Khali
      • Heath Slater
      • Hunico
      • Jack Swagger
      • JBL
      • Jinder Mahal
      • John Cena
      • John Cena ‘04
      • John Laurinatis
      • Justin Gabriel
      • Kane
      • Kevin Nash
      • Kofi Kingston
      • Mark Henry
      • The Miz
      • Primo
      • Randy Orton
      • Rey Mysterio
      • The Rock
      • R-Truth
      • Santino Marella
      • Sheamus
      • Sin Cara
      • Ted DiBiase
      • Triple H
      • Undertaker
      • Wade Barrett
      • Zack Ryder
      • Animal
      • Big Boss Man
      • Billy Gunn
      • Bradshaw
      • Bret Hart
      • British Bulldog
      • Cactus Jack
      • Chris Jericho '99
      • Christian ‘99
      • Dude Love
      • Eddie Guerrero
      • Edge ‘99
      • Faarooq
      • Godfather
      • Hawk
      • Hunter Hearst Helmsley
      • Kane ‘97-99
      • Ken Shamrock
      • Mankind
      • Mark Henry ‘98
      • Mr. McMahon
      • Paul Wight
      • Road Dogg
      • The Rock ‘98-99
      • Shane McMahon
      • Shawn Michaels
      • Stone Cold Steve Austin
      • Triple H ‘99
      • Undertaker ‘97-98
      • Vader
      • X-Pac
      • Alicia Fox
      • Beth Phoenix
      • Brie Bella
      • Eve
      • Kelly Kelly
      • Kharma
      • Nikki Bella
      • Lita
      • Lita ‘00
      • Stephanie McMahon
      • Trish Stratus
      • Antonio Cesaro
      • Brian Pillman
      • Chainsaw Charlie
      • Damien Sandow
      • DDP
      • Drew McIntyre
      • Gangrel
      • Goldust
      • Grand Master Sexay
      • Jey Uso
      • Jimmy Uso
      • Mike Tyson
      • Rikishi
      • Ryback
      • Scotty 2 Hotty
      • Tensai
      • Val Venis
      • Yoshi Tatsu
      • AJ Lee
      • Layla
      • Natalya

WWE 13 Guide › Walkthrough › Superstars & Divas

Triple H ‘99

Stats

  • Height: 6’4”
  • Weight: 255 pounds
  • From: Greenwich, CT
  • Career Highlights: WWE Champion; World Heavyweight Champion; Intercontinental Champion; Unified WWE Tag Team Champion; World Tag Team Champion; European Champion; 1997 King of the Ring ; 2002 Royal Rumble Match winner; WWE Chief Operating Officer

Signature Moves

Spinebuster 4

Standing front or Irish whip rebound

Spinebuster 8

Standing front or Irish whip rebound

Finishers

Pedigree 2

Standing front

Pedigree 1

Standing front or Irish whip rebound

Attributes

  • Strike Power: 85
  • Grapple Power: 85
  • Submission: 85
  • Strike Defense: 85
  • Grapple Defense: 85
  • Speed: 80
  • Jump: 70
  • Agility: 70
  • Adrenaline: 75
  • Recovery: 85
  • Toughness: 85
  • Durability: 85
  • Charisma: 90
  • Tag Team: 85
  • Overall: 91

Abilities

  • Move Thief
  • Hammer Throw
  • Resiliency
  • Comeback

WWE Bio

Once a pompous blueblood who favored the finer things in life, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley’s career soared to new heights when he aligned himself with Shawn Michaels and formed the nucleus of D-Generation X. Redubbed as Triple H, he began to hone an edge to him both in and out of the ring. While he could be irreverent and humorous when bantering with Michaels and his D-X mates, there was nothing funny to opponents. Always a technically sound competitor, Triple H changed his tactics to a more rough-and-tumble style. Soon, he had earned a new nickname, “The Cerebral Assassin,” which alluded to both his keen strategic mind and his ruthlessness. When Michaels left WWE with a severe back injury following WrestleMania XIV , Triple H grabbed the reigns of D-X and silenced the critics who felt that he would always be a “second banana.” Arguably, this was the most successful period in D-X’s history, as Triple H’s leadership and focus kept the group in command of much of the WWE landscape. He also found an enthusiastic ally in Stephanie McMahon. The two were married at a drive-thru chapel in Las Vegas after Triple H allegedly drugged her, rendering her unconscious. While their union was originally based on trickery, the two soon found common ground and formed one of the greatest alliances in WWE history. The “McMahon-Helmsley Era” was truly a reign of terror for their foes, as the couple wielded absolute power (as well as a sledgehammer at times), and always in their own favor. It can be said that while Stone Cold Steve Austin defined the “Attitude Era,” it was Triple H that was the dominant player during it. In WWE ’13 , players get to relive Triple H’s assent to greatness. Are you talented enough to play “The Game”?

Breakdown

Triple H in 1999 is pretty much the same Triple H as he is today moves-wise. He does take a hit in the Overall rating department with a 91, so it’s 5-10 points off here and there throughout the attributes. Use this version to attack the WWE Universe mode in cool day-glo pants. He’s got a great ability set for a Superstar who pretty much likes to toss people around his ring. If the Pedigree gets a bit tired, use his Move Thief ability to take on the Finisher of whoever you’re facing. Use Triple H and his wealth of directional throws in TLC and Ladder Matches to toss your opponents around and through tables.

Taunt Times

D-pad Direction Time
Up 2.2s
Right 2.7s
Down 1.7s
Left 3.8s

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