There is no official " WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2012 " game for the PSP. The long-running SmackDown vs. Raw series was rebranded as simply WWE '12

WWE '12 was developed exclusively for "seventh generation" home consoles—the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii—utilizing a new animation system called "Predator Technology" that the aging PSP hardware could not support. The "New" 2012 Experience: WWE '12

6. Common issues

  • UMD wear: The disc can become noisy or fail to load on older PSP drives.
  • No DLC available – THQ’s servers are offline, so any advertised “DLC included” is useless.
  • No online multiplayer – ad-hoc local multiplayer only.
  • Save game corruption – occasionally happens; back up saves via PC/PS3.

2. Modern Era Imports

Some modders didn't stop at 2012. The "newest" versions of these ISOs often include current-era superstars like Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and even The Bloodline, all played within the classic SVR grappling engine. Imagine playing as Roman Reigns with the smooth gameplay mechanics of 2011—it’s a nostalgia trip meeting modern wrestling.

: The final game in the SVR series and the last to appear on PSP. WWE All Stars (2011)

What You Get in the PSP Version (A Detailed Look)

If you manage to find a new PSP copy of SVR 2012, you aren't just buying the plastic case; you are buying a specific snapshot of the WWE roster and gameplay. Here is what is on the disc (or UMD):

  • John Cena
  • The Rock
  • CM Punk
  • Triple H
  • The Undertaker
  • And many more!
  1. Texture Overhauls: Replacing the 2011 character models with 2012 attires, faces, and tattoos.
  2. Roster Updates: Injecting wrestlers who debuted or rose to prominence in 2011/2012—names like CM Punk (with his iconic "Best in the World" look), Daniel Bryan, and a revitalized Brock Lesnar—over existing character slots.
  3. UI Adjustments: Changing menu screens and title belts to reflect the current year.