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WWE Raw Ultimate Impact 2010 Top: A Comprehensive Guide

If you were playing the WWE Raw Ultimate Impact 2010 video game (released in late 2009 covering the 2010 season), these were the characters with the highest "Impact" stats:

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Since this is a PC mod, many players use external "trainers" or edit game files to unlock the full roster. However, players often confuse it with WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 , which has official unlockables: wwe raw ultimate impact 2010 top

WWE Raw: Ultimate Impact

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• John Cena (94 Overall): The gatekeeper. Cena spent 2010 trying to kill The Nexus and win back the WWE Title. His "never give up" schtick was tested to its absolute limit.
• Randy Orton (93 Overall): The "Viper" was at his peak psychological cruelty. His entrance—slithering to the ring—matched his in-game finisher (RKO) which was the most overpowered reversal in the game.
• Sheamus (88 Overall): The "Celtic Warrior" kicked off 2010 as WWE Champion. His "Bicycle Kick" and high-stiffness strikes made him a top-tier brawler.
• The Miz (87 Overall): The breakout star. Miz cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase in late 2010, becoming the face of the show. His "Skull Crushing Finale" was a momentum killer.
• Edge (90 Overall): Though injured for part of the year, his return and subsequent "Rated-R Superstar" antics kept the main event scene spicy.

• Ladder and Table Matches: A feature the original PC engine struggled with.
• New Finishers: Players could finally perform modern finishers like the RKO, the GTS (Go To Sleep), and the Attitude Adjustment with proper animations, rather than re-skinned versions of old moves.
• Entrance Improvements: The modders customized entrances to match the wrestlers' TV personas, including accurate pyrotechnics and walk speeds.