So how much did you get when you traded it in?

yea it sure does. I wrestled as a cruiser against Khali hoping for a long grueling challenging match but it was just too easy and no different when I was wrestling Kenny (get the head or abdomen body part red, pin the oppoenent, the match is over). The new submission system is not bad but could be better and they shouldn't have gotten rid of the "inching over for the rope break" feature. What I really like about the game, however, is the load of new moves (and some reanimated ones), the impact and the sound of the impact of weapons on the opponents is really cool, being able to fight out of grapples and ultimate grapples, along with some new attires for the caw (didn't know why everyone hated that), and I even appreciate the little things that they fixed that bothered me the last game like Lilian actually refered to DX as "DX" instead of "Triple H", the commentators not screaming out something completly different from what happend in the ring, and loading wasn't as long as the 2007 version, plus I never have a problem with their choice of music (you can even play your own anyways). But at the end, no matter who you wrestle, the matches feel the same, I see myself doing the same moves over and over again with the limited moveset, automatically reversing grapples or being immune to reversals takes away the skill we developed throughout the series, the fighting style thing was fun at first but I like it more if all moves were available and my caw is able to have whatever moves that fit him in his arsenal (being able to do a tazzplex, roundhouse kicks, and a springboard ddt all). I would be happier if they just let you choose what moves your caw instead of what fighting style.