series officially ended with the 2011 installment, after which the franchise was rebranded simply as Official Game Availability

Re-skinned menus and loading screens that mimic the aesthetic of

: Frequently cited as the most "complete" handheld port with an excellent roster and deep match types. WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011

Updated rosters featuring wrestlers from the 2013 era (e.g., Brock Lesnar, AJ Lee, or Ryback).

Updated arenas such as Raw and SmackDown designs from that year. Unverified or Fake Files

(the successor to the SvR series) were only released for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii; they never received official ports for the PSP. Understanding the "ISO Download" Search When you see links for a "WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2013 PSP ISO," they generally refer to one of two things: Community Fan Mods

: The best option for modern gameplay mechanics and the most up-to-date official roster available on the platform. PPSSPP Emulation

: Dedicated fans have created "mods" of older games—most commonly WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 —to look like later releases. These mods often include:

There is no official game titled WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2013 for the PSP. The SmackDown vs. Raw

: The last professional wrestling game officially released for the Sony PSP was WWE All Stars The Final "Main" Series Entry : The last simulation-style entry for the handheld was WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2011 , released in October 2010. Missing Titles

: You can play these official titles (if you own the original copies) on Android or PC using the PPSSPP Emulator

If you are looking for an official release, the history of WWE on PSP is as follows: The Final Official PSP Entry

If you want the best wrestling experience on your PSP, experts and community members often recommend: WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2006