How to Make John Cena in Create a Superstar Mode on "SmackDown! Vs. Raw 2010"
John Cena is a popular wrestling superstar who has won multiple world championships in the World Wrestling Entertainment sports federation. The standard roster of the "Smackdown vs Raw 2010" video game, based on WWE television programming, includes him as a playable character. SvR 2010 features robust creation tools that allow you to customize the facial features and physical body details for created wrestlers in the game. You can use these tools to create your own version of John Cena, if you are not satisfied with, or want to compete against, the model that is included on the roster.
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Instructions
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Press down arrow on your console game controller to select "New" from the "Create A Superstar" menu. Select the "Sample Superstar 9" template to edit a model that includes pants, sneakers and a neck chain similar to John Cena's style.
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Press the right bumper to select "Height" from the "Body" menu. Press the left arrow to decrease the default height to 6 foot 1 inch tall. John Cena is classified as a heavyweight and is billed at approximately 240 lbs. You must accept the minimum default weight of 255 lbs. for heavyweight wrestlers using that height from the body creation menu.
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Press right bumper to select "Edit Layers" from the "Clothing" menu. Select "Edit Parts" and then select "Texture/Color" to change his skin color. Select texture "1 / 12" and choose color "1" to amend the skin color. Press the action button to return to the "Edit Parts" menu.
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Press down arrow to select and edit the options for "Hair," "Lips," "Eyes," "Tattoos" and "Boots and Shoes." Refer to the model included with the game to determine which features you prefer to customize.
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Tips & Warnings
Review the accessory, tattoo and logo menus for a wealth of designs that can be used to customize your version of John Cena. You can create custom designs using the Paint Tool and change his "moveset" and entrance according to your preference.
Custom designs and letter combinations that you apply may prevent you from using your created wrestler, or CAW, online. Xbox Live and PlayStation Network have filters that will prevent the use of profane language and graphics within your designs.
