The Amaze Entertainment-developed DS offering doesn't utilize the handheld's D-Pad or buttons. Instead, all of the on-screen actions are executed with a stylus. Everything. In other words, the button-mashing that you may have relied upon all these years -- it's gone. This dramatically changed control scheme makes possible and strictly restricts you to a new style of play. You no longer have direct control of your wrestler. The brawls begin from a melee standpoint and the wrestlers automatically shift around the ring depending on the moves you perform. And to deal out bone-crunching blows and roll into special moves, you quickly tap on-screen icons tiled around your competition and then you draw simple stylus squiggles to send the maneuvers into motion. Buh?